SECTION 12493

MOTORIZED WINDOW SHADES

***** This section can be used for specifying the following Draper electrically operated fabric window shades for sunlight control and room darkening.

Motorized FlexShade

Motorized Access FlexShade

Ultimate Access FlexShade

There are options for size, fabric, controls, method of installation, hardware, and hardware finish. Refer to Draper product literature for availability of options and selection guidelines. Various options are listed in this specification section and the specifier will need to select the appropriate options, verify their availability, and delete non-applicable ones.

When manually operated Draper window shades are to be specified, use SECTION 12492 - MANUALLY OPERATED WINDOW SHADES. If a completely opaque window shade system is required, use SECTION 12494 - OPAQUE WINDOW SHADE SYSTEM. If fixed window panels with open weave glare control fabric are to be specified, use SECTION 12495 - SUN CONTROL PANELS. If either manual or motorized skylight shades are to be specified use SECTION 12496 - SKYLIGHT SHADES. Draper's motorized, dual roller window shades which can accommodate two types of fabric shade or shade and projection screen combination are specified in SECTION 12497 - DUAL ROLLER WINDOW SHADES. Lastly, manual or motorized vertical folding window shades can be specified using SECTION 12498 - VERTICAL FOLDING WINDOW SHADES. *****

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 SUMMARY

A. Section includes: Electrically operated, roll-up fabric opaque window shades including motor operator, controls, and mounting hardware.

B. Related sections:

***** List other specification sections dealing with work directly related to this section such as the following. *****

1. Section 09260 - Gypsum Board Assemblies: Suspended gypsum board ceilings to contain recessed window shade pockets.

2. Section 09510 - Acoustical Ceilings: Suspended acoustical panel ceilings to contain recessed window shade pockets.

3. Section 11132 - Motorized Projection Screens: Motorized projection screens to be interfaced with shade controls.

4. Section 11136 - Motorized Projector Lifts: Motorized projector lifts and mounts to be interfaced with shade controls.

5. Section 16[___] - [__________]: Electrical supply, conduit, and wiring for motorized window shades.

1.2 SUBMITTALS

A. Submit in accordance with Section 01330 - Submittal Procedures:

1. List of proposed products and product data.

2. Shop drawings showing window openings, dimensions, attachment method, and electrical and control wiring.

3. Samples [for selection by Architect]:

a. Fabrics.

b. Metal finishes.

4. Window Shade Schedule listing rooms, field verified window dimensions, quantities, type of shade, controls, fabric, and color.

5. Manufacturer's installation and maintenance instructions.

1.3 DELIVERY, STORAGE, AND HANDLING

***** In order to reduce potential damage to shades, it is desirable to deliver and install shades after construction is essentially complete. Draper Motorized FlexShades, Motorized Access Flexshades, and Ultimate Access Flexshades can be installed in aluminum pockets and housings which are designed for early installation as part of ceiling installation. Shade and operating mechanism can be installed later. *****

A. Do not deliver window shades until building is enclosed and construction within spaces where shades will be installed is substantially complete.

B. Deliver products in manufacturer's original, unopened, undamaged containers with labels intact.

C. Label containers and shades according to Window Shade Schedule.

PARTS 2 - PRODUCTS

2.1 ACCEPTABLE MANUFACTURERS

A. Draper, Inc., 411 South Pearl Street, Spiceland, Indiana 47385-0425; 765-987-7999.

B. Manufacturers of equivalent products submitted and approved in accordance with Section 01630 - Product Substitution Procedures.

2.2 MOTORIZED WINDOW SHADES

***** Use this article to specify Motorized FlexShade. *****

A. Type: Electrically operated, motorized vertical roll-up, fabric, window shade with motors, controls, mounting brackets, [fascia,] [housings,] [ceiling pocket,] fasteners, and other components necessary for complete installation; Motorized FlexShade as manufactured by Draper, Inc.

***** There are six methods for mounting motorized Draper window shades:

Mounted inside window opening and extending from head to sill and jamb to jamb.

Wall mounted and overlapping window opening.

Ceiling mounted and overlapping window opening.

Recessed in ceiling and surface mounted to walls with screws.

Recessed in ceiling and surface mounted to structural ceiling support with screws.

Recessed in ceiling suspended from structure. This option is only available for Access FlexShades. *****

B. Method of installation: [Mounted inside of window opening and extending from head to sill and jamb to jamb] [Wall and overlapping window opening] [Ceiling mounted and overlapping window opening] [Recessed in ceiling and surface mounted to walls with screws.] [Recessed in ceiling and surface mounted to structural ceiling support with screws.] [Recessed in ceiling and suspended from structure with suspension rods and brackets.]

C. Electric operator:

***** Standard position for motor is on right side of roller. *****

1. Mounted inside roller on [right] [left] side when facing window from interior.

2. Motor: 110 VAC, single phase, 60 HZ, instantly reversible, lifetime lubricated, and equipped with internal thermal overload protector, electric brake, and pre-set accessible limit switches.

***** Draper Motorized FlexShades can be provided with crank override to provide manual operation in event of power outage or motor failure. Include the following paragraph and subparagraphs if crank override option is required. This option is not available for Motorized Access Flexshade and Ultimate Access Flexshade. *****

D. Crank operation override: Crank and gear box operate shades in event of power outage or motor failure.

1. Gear box: Die cast aluminum and steel construction with 3 to 1 ratio. Injection molded nylon and steel crank insert installed in roller to engage gear box.

***** Crank handle is detachable and handles can be provided in lengths up to 10 feet (3048 mm). Unless handle length is specified, Draper will provide a standard length based on shade and sill heights. *****

2. Crank handle: [_____] [feet] [mm] long detachable anodized aluminum and chrome plated steel handle.

***** Standard crank location is left hand side when facing window from interior and will be provided unless right hand location is specified. *****

3. Crank location: [[Left] [Right] hand side when facing window from interior.] [As indicated on Drawings.]

***** Maximum shade size for Motorized FlexShade is 11 feet wide by 14 feet high (3.4 m by 4.3 m) which requires 3 inches (76 mm) diameter roller and large style fascia or headbox. Refer to Draper product literature for available sizes and roller data. *****

E. Shade size: [[_____] by [_____] [feet] [m].] [As indicated on Drawings.]

F. Roller: Fabricated from extruded aluminum or steel. Diameter, wall thickness, and material selected by manufacturer to accommodate shade size. Provide with roller idler assembly of molded nylon and zinc-plated steel pin. Sliding pin to allow easy installation and removal of roller.

***** Endcaps are required for attachment of fascia or use with headbox. *****

G. Endcaps: Stamped steel with universal design suitable for mounting to ceiling, wall, and jamb. Provide size compatible with roller size and fasteners appropriate for installation conditions. Finish to be [[black] [white] [ivory] [charcoal bronze] baked enamel paint.] [clear anodized aluminum.]

***** Shades provided without endcaps will require mounting brackets. *****

H. Brackets: Plated stamped steel with suitable for mounting to [ceiling] [wall] [jamb]. Provide size compatible with roller size and with fasteners appropriate for installation conditions.

***** Draper Motorized FlexShades can be provided as multi-panel units on a single roller up to a maximum width of 16 feet (4.9 m). Use the following paragraph to specify carrier bearings required for multi-panel installations. *****

I. Carrier bearings: Stamped steel with molded nylon for supporting multiple shades on single roller. Bearing suitable for ceiling or mullion mounting. Provide one carrier bearing between each pair of adjoining shades.

***** Two or three Draper Motorized FlexShades can be operated by a single motor by coupling the rollers with Draper FlexShade Coupling System. Shades can be different widths but all rollers must be the same diameter. Maximum group width is 30 feet (9.1 m). System consists of male and female couplings and wall or ceiling brackets. Motor can be installed in any of the coupled shades. Use the following paragraph to specify coupling system. *****

J. Coupling system: Male and female couplings to join [multiple] [2] [3] motorized shade rollers to allow operation by single motor located in [left hand] [center] [right hand] roller; FlexShade Coupling System as manufactured by Draper, Inc. Provide [wall] [jamb] [ceiling] brackets to receive couplers and support multiple shades.

K. Shade slat: Minimum [1/8 by 1 inch] [3 mm by 25 mm] aluminum slat encased in heat seamed hem.

***** Motorized FlexShades can be provided with and installed in pockets fabricated from sheet aluminum. Pockets are designed to be installed prior to or as part of ceiling system installation. Window shade assembly can be site installed later after construction operations that might damage shade are complete. Although Draper manufactures two types of pockets, only the larger Type D Pocket can be used with motorized screens. Include the following paragraph if aluminum pockets are required. *****

L. Shade pocket: Rectangular pocket designed for recessed ceiling installation of window shades; Type D FlexShade Pocket as manufactured by Draper, Inc.

1. Material: Extruded aluminum alloy with white epoxy paint finish.

2. Size: [4-1/2 by 4-1/2 inches] [114 mm by 114 mm].

3. Closure panel: Removable closure panel clips to bottom of pocket to form [1-1/8 inch] [29 mm] opening for passage of shade.

4. Provide pocket with [7/8 inch] [22 mm] lip at lower edge for support of acoustical ceiling panel.

***** Endcaps for Type D FlexShade Pocket can be provided with or without acoustical ceiling panel support lip. *****

2. Provide endcaps with [7/8 inch] [22 mm] lip for support of acoustical ceiling panel.

***** Type D FlexShade Pocket can be provided with corner sections where window shade recess continues around two walls. Pocket ends can also be provided. *****

6. Corners: Welded one-piece aluminum sections connecting to and matching pockets to allow continuous shade recess at ceiling corners.

7. Pocket ends: Welded one-piece aluminum sections connecting to and matching pockets.

***** Draper Motorized FlexShades can be installed in ceiling recess site constructed from light gage metal framing and gypsum board or other materials. For this condition, use the following paragraph and subparagraphs to specify aluminum removable closure panel to be installed leaving a minimal slot for passage of shade. *****

M. Closure panel: For site constructed ceiling recesses, provide removable closure panel to minimize slot for shade passage but allowing access to shade for maintenance.

1. Material: Aluminum alloy with white epoxy paint finish.

2. Closure width: [2 inches] [3-1/4 inches] [50 mm] [83 mm].

3. Provide continuous wall clip, [1-13/16 by 1/4 inch] [46 mm by 6 mm], for snap-in attachment of closure panel without fasteners.

***** Draper Motorized FlexShades can be provided with aluminum fascia concealing shade roller and hardware. Fascia can be mounted inside window opening extending from jamb to jamb or mounted outside and overlapping window opening. Fascia is attached to endcaps. Fascia can be provided in lengths up to 16 feet (4.88 m) and either 3-7/8 or 4-5/8 inches (98 or 117 mm) high. If fascia is required, include the following paragraph and subparagraphs. *****

N. Fascia: L shaped aluminum extrusion, [0.06 inch] [2 mm] minimum wall thickness, to conceal shade roller and hardware.

1. Attachment: Snaps into endcaps.

***** Fascia can cover multiple shades only if shades utilize a single motor operator. *****

2. Size: [3-7/8 inches] [4-5/8 inches] [98 mm] [117 mm] high by [[_____] [inches] [mm] long.] [length required for [single] [multiple] shades as indicated on Drawings.]

3. Finish: [Clear anodized.] [[Black] [White] [Ivory] [Charcoal bronze] baked enamel paint.]

***** Draper Motorized FlexShades can be provided with aluminum headbox designed for exposed surface installation. Headbox consists of removable fascia, L-shaped back and top, and endcaps. Headbox is provided in two sizes. Refer to Draper product literature for required sizes based on window and roller size. If headbox is required, include the following paragraphs. *****

O. Headbox: Aluminum fabrication with removable L-shaped fascia, endcaps, and L-shaped back and top cover piece:

1. Size: [3-7/8 inches high by 3-5/8 inches wide] [4-5/8 inches high by 4-5/8 inches wide] [98 mm high by 86 mm wide] [117 mm high by 117 wide mm] by length required for shade being provided.

2. Finish: [Clear anodized.] [[Black] [White] [Ivory] [Charcoal bronze] baked enamel paint.]

2.3 RECESSED SHADE IN ALUMINUM HOUSING

***** Use this article to specify Draper Motorized Access FlexShade and Motorized Ultimate Access FlexShade. These shades have extruded aluminum housings designed to be installed prior to or as part of ceiling system installation. The electrically operated window shade assembly can be site installed later after construction operations that might damage the shade are complete. Motorized Ultimate Access FlexShade is similar to Motorized Access FlexShade with the addition of a motorized ceiling closure door. If the manually operated Access FlexShade is required, use SECTION 12492 - MANUALLY OPERATED WINDOW SHADES to specify this option. *****

A. Type: Electrically operated, motorized, vertical roll-up, fabric window shade with motor, controls, and extruded aluminum housing to be recessed mounted in ceiling including [motorized housing closure door,] brackets, fasteners, and other components necessary for complete installation; [Motorized Access FlexShade] [Motorized Ultimate Access FlexShade] as manufactured by Draper, Inc.

***** There are three methods for mounting Motorized Access FlexShades and Motorized Ultimate Access FlexShades:

Recessed in ceiling and surface mounted to wall with screws.

Recessed in ceiling and surface mounted with screws to structural ceiling support.

Recessed in ceiling and suspended from structure with suspension rods and brackets. *****

B. Method of installation: [Recessed in ceiling and surface mounted to wall with screws.] [Recessed in ceiling and surface mounted with screws to structural ceiling support.] [Recessed in ceiling and suspended from structure with suspension rods and brackets.]

C. Housing case:

1. Extruded aluminum housing with white paint finish and stamped steel end covers suitable for installation in return air plenums. Bottom perimeter flange provides [support and trim for acoustical ceiling panels] [trim for gypsum board ceiling].

2. Housing designed to be installed separately from shade as part of ceiling system installation. Shade and operating mechanism can be site installed later after construction operations that might damage shade are complete.

***** Motorized Access Flexshades are 4-1/2 inches wide by 5-3/8 inches high (114 mm wide by 137 mm high). Motorized Ultimate Access Flexshades are 6-3/8 inches wide by 9-3/8 inches high (162 mm wide by 238 mm high). *****

3. Nominal size: [4-1/2 inches wide by 5-3/8 inches high] [6-3/8 inches wide by 9-3/8 inches high] [114 mm wide by 137 mm high] [162 mm wide by 238 mm high] by length required by window opening.

***** Motorized Access FlexShade is equipped with removable bottom closure panel. Include this paragraph if Motorized Access FlexShade is being specified. *****

D. Closure panel: Bottom closure panel forms slot for passage of window shade and is removable for access to shade and operating mechanism.

***** Motorized Ultimate Access FlexShade is equipped with independently motorized ceiling closure door. Include the following paragraph if Motorized Ultimate Access Shade is being specified. *****

D. Closure door: Equip housing with access panel and integral, independently motorized closure door that opens into housing. Hinged access panel releases and pivots down with door attached to allow access to shade and operating mechanism.

E. Electric operator:

4. Shade motor mounted inside roller on left side when facing window from interior.

5. Motor[s] for shade [and closure door]: 110 VAC, single phase, 60 HZ, instantly reversible, lifetime lubricated, and equipped with internal thermal overload protector, electric brake, and pre-set accessible limit switches.

6. Equip housing with junction box allowing it to be wired to electrical supply at early stage of construction. Junction box to have plug[s] to accept connector from shade operating mechanism [and from door assembly motor].

***** Refer to Draper product literature for available shade sizes. Shade size can be shown on drawings, window shade schedule, or in specifications. To eliminate potential conflicts, do not indicate size in more than one location. *****

C. Shade size: [[_____] by [_____] [inches] [mm].] [As indicated on [Drawings.] [Window Shade Schedule.]]

D. Roller: Fabricated from extruded aluminum, galvanized steel, or enamelled steel. Diameter, wall thickness, and material selected by manufacturer to accommodate shade type and size. Provide with roller idler assembly of molded nylon and zinc-plated steel pin. Sliding pin to allow easy installation and removal of roller.

2.4 CONTROLS

***** Various types of controls are available for motorized Draper window shades. Shades can be controlled individually, as a group, or by a combination of group and individual controls. Shades can also be interfaced to be controlled by either Draper motorized projection screen or projector lift. Refer to product literature or contact Draper for assistance in selecting and specifying controls. Select appropriate paragraphs for selected types of controls and delete other options. *****

***** Individual 3 position toggle switch control is standard for all Draper electrically operated window shades. *****

A. Individual shade control: 3 position toggle switch with cover plate, accepting 110 V current. Provide one switch for each shade.

***** In order to limit access to shade controls, each shade can be provided with a 3 position key operated control switch. Switch can only be operated with key. *****

B. Key operated control switch: For each shade provide a key operated control switch with three key positions for up, down, and stop functions for 110 V power. Provide with [2] [_____] keys.

***** Individual motorized shades can be controlled by sun sensor. *****

C. Sun sensor control: For each shade provide automatic, programmable sun sensor control responding to daylight intensity. Include time delay override allowing for passing clouds.

***** Individual shades can be controlled by low voltage control which can be provided with 3 position switches or without switches as interface with a master control system, a radio frequency remote control receiver, or an infrared remote control receiver. *****

D. Low voltage control: Provide each shade with low voltage control. Control station [to have 3 button switches for up, down and stop functions] [to be without switches for interface with [master control system] [radio frequency remote control receiver] [infrared remote control receiver]. Wiring from switches or receivers to low voltage control unit to be 24 V.

***** Portable, hand held remote control transmitters can be provided for operation of motorized Draper shades. These units need to be provided with and connected to a low voltage control unit. *****

E. Radio frequency remote control: Provide each motorized shade with hand held 4 button transmitter and receiver unit to connect to low voltage control unit.

***** Portable, hand held remote control infrared transmitters can be provided for operation of motorized Draper shades. These units need to be provided with and connected to a low voltage control unit. *****

F. Infrared remote control: Provide each motorized shade with hand held 3 button control for up, down, and stop functions and receiver unit to connect to low voltage control unit.

***** Motorized shades can be individually controlled by 24 hour digital programmable timer. *****

G. Digital programmable timer: Provide each motorized shade 24 hour digital programmable timer.

***** Motorized shades can be controlled in groups up to 4 shades. Either master switch, key operated switch, sun sensor, radio frequency, infrared, or timer control units can be provided to operate multiple linked groups. *****

H. Group control system: Control [2] [3] [4] shades with 24 V current using [3 position toggle switch] [3 position key operated switch] [programmable sun sensor responding to daylight intensity and including time delay override for passing clouds] [radio frequency remote control transmitter and receiver unit] [infrared remote control transmitter and receiver unit] [24 hour digital programmable timer]. [Link 2 or more groups of shades with master switch according to groupings shown on Drawings.]

***** Motorized Draper shades can be controlled by both individual shade control switches and in groups of shades. Either master switch, key operated switch, sun sensor, radio frequency, infrared, or timer control units can be provided to operate multiple linked groups. *****

I. Individual and group control system: Control [2] [3] shades both individually and in a group with low voltage (24V) system. Use with 3 position toggle switch for each individual shade and [3 position toggle switch] [3 position key operated switch] [programmable sun sensor responding to daylight intensity and including time delay override for passing clouds] [radio frequency remote control transmitter and receiver unit] [infrared remote control transmitter and receiver unit] [24 hour digital programmable timer] for group control. [Link 2 or more groups of shades with master switch according to groupings shown on Drawings.]

***** Interface control system allows shades to be linked with other building control systems such as HVAC and lighting. Shades can also be integrated and controlled by Draper motorized projection screen, projector lift, or projector switch. When screen, lift, or projector is powered, shades descend automatically. Draper's Smart Motor Systems can be used for integrated control with the ability to re-configure without rewiring. Contact Draper for assistance in designing, specifying, and preparing wiring diagrams for interfaced controls. *****

J. Interface control system: Interface to allow motorized shades to be controlled by [HVAC system] [lighting system] [video projector] [motorized projection screen] [motorized projector lift] [_____] through [Smart Motor System] [_____] as manufactured by Draper, Inc. Equip interface with override switch permitting independent operation of screen.

**** Standard cover plates for Draper controls are ivory colored plastic. Refer to Draper product literature for other options. ****

K. Accessories: Provide control systems with conduit, wiring, boxes, cover plates, and other accessories required for complete installation. Provide controls with [[ivory] [white] plastic] [_____] cover plates.

2.5 FABRIC

***** Draper provides 18 fabrics for motorized window shades.

SheerWeave Series SW3000

SheerWeave Series SW2000

SheerWeave Series SW2100

SheerWeave Series SW2900

SheerWeave Series SW2600

SheerWeave Series PW3500

SheerWeave Series PW4100

SheerWeave Series PW4400

SheerWeave Series PW4800

SunBloc Series SB9000

SunBloc Series SB9100

E Screen

T Screen

Flocke

Obion

Nocturne II

M Screen

XL

XL2

Refer to Draper product literature for available shade fabrics and selection guidelines. *****

A. Material: [Vinyl coated fiberglass and vinyl coated polyester woven into 63 x 15 mesh; SheerWeave Series SW3000] [500 denier fiberglass, vinyl coated and woven into a 2 x 2 basketweave; SheerWeave Series [SW2000] [SW2100] [SW2900] [SW2600]] [Vinyl coated polyester yarn woven into basketweave pattern; SheerWeave Series [PW3500] [PW4100] [PW4400]] [Vinyl coated polyester with maximum UV blockage; SheerWeave PW4800] [Close woven fiberglass base textile with sun-resistant vinyl film bonded to each side, opaque with minimum tensile strength of 190 pounds for warp and 180 pounds for fill; SunBloc Series [SB9000] [SB9100]] [PVC coated fiberglass yarn woven in 2 x 2 basketweave; E Screen] [PVC coated fiberglass woven mesh; T Screen] [Opaque, fiberglass textile with acrylic backing; Flocke] [Translucent fiberglass textile with white exterior and soft woven interior; Obion] [Coated polyester; Nocturne II] [PVC coated fiberglass in 1 by 2 weave; M Screen] [PVC coated glass yarn with 5 percent open area; XL by Hexcel] [PVC coated glass yarn; XL2 by Hexcel] as provided by Draper, Inc.

***** Refer to Draper product literature for attributes of selected fabric. *****

B. Attributes:

1. Weight: [_____] [ounces per SY].

2. Thickness: [_____] [inch] [mm].

3. Roll width: [_____] [inches] [mm].

4. Average open area: [_____] percent.

5. [Fire retardant,] [washable,] [stain resistant,] [anti-static treated,] [__________].

***** Refer to Draper fabric samples for available fabric colors and patterns. *****

C. Color and pattern: [[__________], No. [_____].] [As indicated in Color Schedule on Drawings.] [As selected by Architect from manufacturer's standard range.]

PART 3 - EXECUTION

3.1 PREPARATION

A. Field verify window dimensions prior to fabrication.

B. Coordinate requirements for blocking [, construction of shade pockets,] and structural supports to ensure adequate means for installation of window shades.

***** For window shades recessed in ceilings include the following paragraph. *****

C. Coordinate installation of recessed shade pockets with construction of suspended [acoustical panel] [gypsum board] ceilings specified in Section [_____] - [__________].

D. Coordinate requirements for power supply, conduit, and wiring required for window shade motors and controls.

***** Include the following paragraph if controls for shades are to be interfaced with HVAC system, lighting system, motorized projection screen, motorized projector lift, or video projector switch. *****

E. Coordinate interface and installation of window shades with provision of [HVAC system] [lighting system] [motorized projection screens] [motorized projector lift] [video projector].

F. Prior to installation, verify type and location of power supply.

3.2 INSTALLATION

A. Install window shades at locations indicated on Drawings and approved Window Shade Schedule.

B. Comply with shade manufacturer's written instructions and approved shop drawings.

***** Draper FlexShade Pockets are designed to be installed prior to or as part of ceiling system installation. Shade and operating mechanism can be site installed in pockets after construction operations that might damage shade are complete. If pockets are to be installed, include the following paragraph and subparagraphs. If not, delete. *****

C. Shade pockets:

1. Install shade pockets [prior to] [in conjunction with] installation of suspended ceiling system. Attach to supporting structure with screws through top of pocket at [24 inches] [610 mm] minimum centers.

[2. Install [corner pieces] [and] [pocket ends] securely and in alignment with pockets.]

3. After interior construction is essentially complete, install shade and operating mechanism in pocket.

***** Draper Motorized Access FlexShade is provided with an extruded aluminum housing designed to be installed prior to or as part of ceiling system installation. Shade and operating mechanism can be site installed in housing after construction operations that might damage shade are complete. If Motorized Access FlexShades are to be installed, include the following paragraph and subparagraphs. If not, delete. *****

C. Shade housing:

1. Install shade housing [prior to] [in conjunction with] installation of suspended ceiling system. Attach to supporting structure with screws through top of pocket at [24 inches] [610 mm] minimum centers.

2. Connect housing junction box to power supply.

2. After interior construction is essentially complete, install shade and operating mechanism in pocket. Plug-in motor to housing junction box.

D. Position shades level, plumb, and at proper height relative to adjacent construction. Secure with brackets and fasteners recommended by manufacturer.

***** Include the following paragraph if fascia or separate closure for site constructed recess is being provided. Note fascia is not applicable if pockets are being provided. *****

[E. Install [fascia] [closure panels] [endcaps] to conceal roller and operating mechanism. Do not use exposed fasteners.]

3.3 TESTING AND DEMONSTRATION

A. Test motorized window shades to verify that controls, limit switches, [interface to other building systems,] and other operating components are functional. Correct deficiencies.

B. Demonstrate operation of shades to Owner's designated representatives.

3.4 PROTECTING

A. Clean shade assemblies and protect from damage from construction operations. If damage occurs, remove and replace damaged components or entire unit as required to provide units in their original, undamaged condition.

***** For large projects with several types of shades and fabrics, a window shade schedule may be appropriate. Schedule may be located in this specification section or located on Drawings. *****

3.5 WINDOW SHADE SCHEDULE

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