Warema ZIP Awnings

New directions in sun control

In Australia and New Zealand Shade Factor has worked with the design community since 1999 integrating WAREMA products into construction projects. We look forward to hearing about yours.

The WAREMA brand

WAREMA is one of the world’s largest manufacturers of shading systems and a leader in the area of energy efficient sunshading for energy rated buildings.

Established in 1955 in central Germany, WAREMA is credited with the invention of the external venetian blind and many other innovations that have become essential components of modern buildings. The WAREMA range is comprehensive including internal window furnishings, external sun protection products as well as solutions for outdoor entertaining spaces.All WAREMA products are developed with rigorous testing and dedicated attention to quality control and engineering. Now established globally with a network of international partners the WAREMA brand has become the choice of architects in many of the world’s most reknown buildings.

InformationZIP guidance products

WAREMA's Zip block out blinds are designed for high wind stability up to 24m/s (78km/hr) or 9 on the Beaufort scale. The guide rail design secures the fabric in the rail maintaining it under a controlled amount of tension. Available in three cassette sizes 110mm x 110mm, 130mm x 130mm and 150mm x 150mm and three shapes square, round or half round and in widths up to 4m and drops up to 6.0m. ZIP blinds can be mounted directly to facades or offset on distance brackets.

Key Features

Extensive range of fabric colors and types Extensive color range for the frame and components Excellent wind resistance Precision marine grade stainless components for longevity and

smooth operation Stylish and finely detailed head cassette and operating

components Range of models for face mounting or integration into building

facades

Common Applications

Private residences Schools and Institutions Low rise commercial buildings Historic Buildings Retail stores (with option of signage)

Installation TypesWindow awnings with ZIP guidance

Recess FitTubular cassette shown

Face FitSquare cassette shown

Face Fit with Rod ZIP Tubular cassette shown

Many other configurations are possible

DetailsWindow awnings with ZIP guidance

A range of sleek cassette profiles designed to fit your project

Rod ZIP guidanceThe rod in high-quality stainless steel design is a true design highlight, perfectly emphasising any facade.

Guide Types

Guide railThe two-piece guide rail made from extruded aluminium pro-vides firm and wind-stable support for the fabric. Using special guide rail brackets, it can be mounted directly on the facade as well as in the reveal.

Cassette Types

Warema ZIP Awnings with Acrylic Fabric System Selector

A larger box than required may be ordered if required for consistency with adjoining blinds

Details Cassette Profiles

General notesWindow awnings with ZIP guidance

Beaufort level Designation

Medium wind speed at 10 m height above ground in a free

area Examples of the effects of inland wind

m/s km/h

0 Calm 0–0,2 <1 Smoke rises vertically1 Light air 0.3-1.4 1-5 Smoke drift indicates wind direction

2 Light breeze 1.5-3.4 6-12Wind felt on exposed skin, leaves rustle, vanes

begin to move

3Gentle breeze

Light wind3.5-5.4 13-19

Leaves and small twigs constantly moving, light flags extended

4Moderate breezeModerate wind

5.5-7.4 20-27Dust and loose paper raised, small branches begin

to move

5Fresh breeze

Stiff wind7.5-10.4 28-37

Small trees in leaf begin to sway, white horses begin to form on lakes

6 Strong breeze 10.5-13.4 38-48Large branches in motion, whistling heard in over-

head wires; umbrella use becomes difficult

7 High wind 13.5-17.4 49-62Whole trees in motion. Effort needed to walk against

the wind

8 Gale 17.5-20.4 63-73Some twigs broken from trees, progress on foot is

seriously impeded

9 Strong gale 20.5-24.4 74-87Some branches break off trees, minor damage to

buildings (roof tiles or smoke covers lifted off)10 Storm 24.5-28.4 88-102 Wind breaks trees, extensive damage to buildings11 Violent storm 28.5-32.4 103-117 Wind uproots trees, wide-spread storm damage12 Hurricane-force from 32.5 from 118 Serious devastation

Understanding wind speeds

FabricsWindow awnings with ZIP guidance

Soltis 92A base cloth made from highly tear-resistant polyester with 3% open PVC coating. The material has excellent dimensional stability and fire classification B1 accordi DIN 4102-1.

Fabric weight: approx. 420 g/m² Fabric thickness: approx. 0.4 mm

ScreenThe high-quality Screen fabrics offer best possible sun shad-ing with a high level of transparency and vision to the out-side. The core of the fibre is glass fibre filament coated with PVC. In addition to their stylish appearance Screen fabrics also have fire protection clas-sification B1.

Fabric weight: approx. 525-535 g/m²Fabric thickness: approx. 0.6 mm

B1 B1

Choose from a standard range of 50 powder-coat colors in your chosen gloss level or a natural anodized finish. Special colors to project specifications are also possible.

MS white aluminiumW 4914

MS grey aluminiumW 4915

MS anthraciteW 4916

MS black greyW 4917

MS sepia brownW 4918

MS earth brownW 4919

MS steel blueW 4920

MS dark green

A selection of popular colours from the extensive range.

Component Finishes

Color and coating options

Acrylic All WeatherAcrylic fabric with transparent acrylate coating to the exterior. The fabric is almost com-pletely water-tight (water column of 800 mm).

Fabric weight: approx. 330 g/m² Fabric thickness: approx. 0.6 mm

Acrylic PerforaThe perforated branded acrylic fabric provides greater transparency and vision to the outside. The perforation reduces the accumulation of heat and the risk of water pooling.Fabric weight: approx. 270 g/m² Fabric thickness: approx. 0.5 mm

FabricsWindow awnings with ZIP guidance

Acrylic LumeraThe Lumera fabrics from the Brillant collection consist of a new CBA fibre (Clean Brillant Acrylic) which has a smoother surface compared to standard acrylic. The threads of the fabric are closer together, providing richer colours with long lasting brightness and high tear resistance. The density of the fabric resists dirt adhering to the fabric. It offers UV and glare control, it is light-fast and weather proof and it is impregnated with weathering protective agents.

Fabric weight: approx. 290 g/m² Fabric thickness: approx. 0.5 mm

Acrylic StandardWAREMA acrylic fabrics consist of 100 % branded acrylic fabric.With spinneret dying the pigments are inside the fibres, giv-ing the fabrics high light and weather fastness. They are also highly tear-resistant and very durable. A fluorocarbon-based impregnation provides the fabric with resistance to dirt.

Fabric weight: approx. 290-300 g/m²Fabric thickness: approx. 0.5 mm

Application exampleWindow awnings with ZIP guidanceFace installation, rectangular cover panel size 9

Vertical cross-section

Fig. 34: Vertical cross-section of window awning with ZIP guidance with rectangular cover panel size 9

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Fig. 35: Horizontal cross-section of window awning with ZIP guidance with rectangular cover panel size 9

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Application exampleWindow awnings with ZIP guidance Recess Fit Face installation, rectangular cover panel size 11

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Fig. 41: Vertical cross-section window awning with ZIP guidance V-FM with rectangular cover panel size 11, direct installation, left rolling unit

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Fig. 42: Horizontal cross-section window awning with ZIP guidance V-FM with rectangular cover panel size 11, direct installation, left rolling

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Details Guide rails

Fig. 69: Guide rail, V-FM Fig. 70: Deep guide rail, size 13 cover panel

Fig. 71: Guide rail, F-FM

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Overview Motor Types

Motor optionsNew from mid-2015: electronic special drive ZM REA for window awnings with ZIP guidance

Control system Function overview

● possible; – not possible1) Weather station multisense is included in the maximum number of sensors2) Optional photo sensor with suction cup for window pane3) Integrated astro function4) Optional dawn/dusk sensor with suction cup for window pane

Radio systems Central control systems

EWFS WMS WAREMA timer Time switch Minitronic dialogue

Product description Additional information can be found in the document Control systems technology including purchase prices

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Temperature control with outside temperature sensor – – – – –

Automatic differential temperature control – – – – –

Humidity control – – – – –Adjustable awning run time – ● ● ● ●Window control – ● – – –Intermittent ventilation – – – – –Slat tilting – ● – – ●Slat tracking – – – – –Radio clock (DCF77) – – – – –Dimming of light ● – – – –Fan control – – – – –Astro function – – ● – –Scenes – ● – – –Occupancy simulation – – ● – –History of measuring values and trigger events – – – – –

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Mobile remote control ● ● – – ●Central unit/wall-mounted trans-mitter ● ● ● ● ●

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Warema ZIP awnings can also be controlled by your CBUS dynalight or other home automatic system

● possible; – not possible1) Weather station multisense is included in the maximum number of sensors2) Optional photo sensor with suction cup for window pane3) Integrated astro function4) Optional dawn/dusk sensor with suction cup for window pane

Central control systems WAREMA climatronic® Bus systems

Wisotronic 1 channel

Wisotronic 2/3/4 channels

Quatronic dialogue WAREMA climatronic® KNX LonWorks® BAline

Additional information can be found in the document Control systems technology including purchase prices

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