Fenêtre de toit motorisée à rupture de pont thermique

KOMET 55

KOMET 55 est conçu pour être installé dans les vérandas et pour les fenêtres individuelles au plafond. Les fenêtres peuvent être ouvertes électroniquement ou manuellement à l'aide d'une tige tournante.

Défiler vers le bas

Le système de profilés à rupture de pont thermique pour les toitures et les fenêtres basculantes.

Le Komet 55 peut être ouvert électroniquement ou manuellement avec une manivelle.

Fenêtres de toit en profilés d'aluminium isolés

Le toit vitré s'ouvre dans la direction souhaitée.

L'eau sur le toit s'écoule sans entrave à travers le verre isolé (pas d'extrémité sale).

Domaines d'application
- Peut être installé dans une véranda, comme un toit vitré ou une fenêtre de plafond.

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Peut être ouvert manuellement avec un bras articulé ou avec un moteur électrique à chaîne 230V-24V.

Le cadre des puits de lumière Komet55 mesure 28 mm de haut et peut être monté comme des panneaux de verre.

Il est équipé de perles de verre dans le cadre.

Fenêtres de toit Le cadre des puits de lumière Komet55 mesure 28 mm de haut et peut être monté comme des panneaux de verre. Il offre la possibilité de s'ouvrir par le haut, le bas à gauche ou le bas à droite.

Les dimensions maximales sont de 1100 mm x 1400 mm.

Si nécessaire, l'application peut se faire avec une moustiquaire.

Peut également être produit en forme d'extrémité conique ou en forme de polygone.

Lorsqu'il est utilisé avec les systèmes de toiture de jardin d'hiver HAWAII 80, il offre un large éventail de possibilités de conception.

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