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A&T PROJECT DEVELOPMENTS INC.

WINDOW COVERINGS

SELECT WINDOW FASHIONS

177 Dorchester Drive, St. Albert. AB. T8N 5Y5 (780) 446-9727

Member Of SICA

July 10, 2020

To Owner: PARK HOUSE BUILDING ONE Address: Prince George, BC

c/o A&T Project Developments INC

Kamloops, BC.

Re: PARK HOUSE BUILDING ONE Roller Window Shades

RE: Letter of warranty for window coverings installation

Select Window Fashion completed the installation on June 30, 2020. Our standard warranty for installation is for (1) One Year from the date of Project Substantial Completion. Installation for deficiencies warranted for 1 year - not including costs of scaffolding, lifts or other means to reach inaccessible areas.

As mentioned in all manufacturer(s) information sheets the warrantees do not cover improper use, accidents, neglect, abuse or alterations.

Thank you again for your business, SELECT WINDOW FASHIONS.

James Monsees Project Manager/Owner

[email protected] (780) 446-9727

Select Window Fashions In business since 1995

177 Dorchester Drive St. Albert, AB. T8N5Y5

AB Office: 780-446-9727 B.C. Office: 778-479-0010

Website: selectwindowfashions.ca

http://www.cca-acc.com/homepage_e.asp

mailto:[email protected]

Operation of Window Shading Systems Several shade types were utilized for the Park House (Building One) project

• Manual roller shades

• Motorized roller Shades (Please see attached operation documentation)

In all categories, the mechanism is found within the roller tube and is inaccessible to users. Manual Chain Operated Shades

The shade is operated by gently pulling on the chain in a vertical motion to raise or lower the shade.

Pulling on the furthest section of chain will lower the shade and the closest section will raise the shade.

Anywhere along the length of the chain will achieve these results.

There is a preset upper stop limit and a lower stop limit which will prevent the bottom bar from going into

the shading system and from dropping beyond the lower level onto the window sill. The chain operated

system should be ONLY operated by the chain. The shade itself should not be handled and it should

never be pulled down by the bottom bar. Damages as a result of either shade handling will void the

warranty.

Maintenance Manual - Park House – Building One Roller Shades and Light Shelves are not greatly affected by dust and debris collecting on the surface as

the vertical and regular operation of the shades cause and dust to release. However the following

maintenance can be undertaken if necessary:

Fabric

The CS103 & CS101 fabric can be dusted using a clothing brush or vacuum. In the event that the fabric

becomes stained or soiled a soft cloth moistened with lukewarm mild soapy water can be used, and the

stain gently scrubbed away. The fabric should be left unrolled to dry. If commercial spot cleaners are

used, they must first be tested and allowed to dry on an inconspicuous area to ensure compatibility. The

fabric must always be supported from the back when applying pressure on the front to clean.

Exposed Aluminum Extrusions

All exposed aluminum extrusions should never be cleaned with chemicals. Proper cleaning is done with

a soft cloth moisten in lukewarm mild soapy water.

Fundamental Cleaning

The fundamental cleaning should be undertaken by an expert. Depending on the degree of dirt and the

colour of the fabric, a fundamental cleaning is advisable every 4 or 5 years

SCALE: M.E.06/04/20201 : 3.25 DWG.#: DATE: REV: DWG.BY:5

ROLLER SHADE SYSTEM

SB CURVED CASSETTE

FEATURES AND BENEFITS

Sun Glow Window Covering Products of Canada Ltd.

mysunglow.com

Telephone: 416.266.3501 Toll Free: 800.668.1728

Fax: 416.266.5484 Toll Free: 877.245.9943

CC-F&B-SB-01

LIGHT GAPS (APPROXIMATE)

MINIMUM SHADE WIDTH = 6 [152.4]

MAX ROLL UP DIAMETER (RUD) = 2 13/16 [71]

CASSETTE AND COVER COLOURS:

37

64

1

8

153

[ ]

51

64

1

8

203

[ ]

All Dimensions Are In Inches [mm]

FEATURES BENEFITS

Flexible Brackets

Snap on mounting brackets can be ceiling or wall mounted

Fabric Wrap Option Front of cassette can be wrapped with fabric to match the roller shade

Colour Matching Bracket Covers

Provides a finished look for outside wall mounted applications (colours match mounting brackets and

bottom bar end caps)

Fully Assembled System Completely assembled unit conceals the roller shade from the interior and exterior space

Smooth and Quiet Operation

Clutches are made from UV stabilised, glass-filled nylon and contain 4 small square profiled springs. The

result is a strong clutch that operates smoothly with minimal effort.

SB Lift Assist Mechanism (SB LAM)

Compatable

SB LAM reduces the pull force required to lift heavy shades when attached to the clutch

Zero Gravity Compatable

Shade is raised and lowered manually to the desired position with minimal effort. (No clutch and chain

required)

Multi Banded (Single Control) Options

SB Multi Band Straight: Allows a group shades to be linked together and driven by a single clutch or

motor. Each link can be adjusted to align and level the bottom bars together. All brackets can be covered

by a single cassette.

Multi in 1 (Separate Control) Options SB Multi in 1: Allows a group of shades to be driven individually under a single cassette.

Automation Options Allows for motorized controls with wireless remotes, switches or other smart devices

WHITE GREY LINEN BROWN BLACK

5 YEARWARRANTY

92 DARK BEIGE

5 DARK GREY

6 BROWN

2 BEIGE

4 LIGHT GREY 90 BLACK34 TAUPE

1 WHITE - 5%

1 WHITE - 1%

1 WHITE - 3%

CS-101 • 1%, CS-103 • 3%, CS-105 • 5%

STYLE CS-101/CS-103/CS-105

92 DARK BEIGE

6 BROWN

2 BEIGE

1 WHITE - 5%

1 WHITE - 1%

1 WHITE - 3%

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Thermal Efficiency Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC)When sunlight hits a window some of the solar energy is transmitted through (Solar Transmittance Ts), some is reflected back (Solar Reflectance Rs) and some is absorbed by the glass and sun screen (Solar Absorption As). Some of the absorbed heat will flow into the building. SHGC represents the amount of solar energy that penetrates the glass and fabric. Values closer to 0 indicate more effective blockage of solar heat entering the building.

Light Transmittance Visual Transmittance (Tv)The percentage of total visible solar energy passing through a sun control fabric. The higher the number, the more visible light will penetrate into the interior, the greater the glare.

VisibilityDarker colours have a lower Tv value, and a higher As value, providing better outward visibility.

fabric

SHGC

window

TsRs As

(Rs + As + Ts = 1)

CS-101 • 1% CS-103 • 3% CS-105 • 5%

Composition 25% Polyester75% PVC

25% Polyester75% PVC

25% Polyester75% PVC

Openness Factor Average 1% Average 3% Average 5%

Standard Width 118”3m

118”3m

118”3m

Standard Length 32.8yd30m

32.8yd30m

32.8yd30m

Weight 15.28oz / sqyd ± 5%518g / sqm ± 5%

13.12oz / sqyd ± 5%445g / sqm ± 5%

12.38oz / sqyd ± 5%420g / sqm ± 5%

Thickness 0.0268in ± 5%0.68mm ± 5%

0.0224in ± 5%0.57mm ± 5%

0.0216in ± 5%0.55mm ± 5%

Flammability CAN / ULC-S 109-03, NFPA 701M1, B1, B2

CAN / ULC-S 109-03, NFPA 701M1, B1, B2

CAN / ULC-S 109-03, NFPA 701M1, B1, B2

BacteriaResistance

ASTM G21ASTM G22

ASTM G21ASTM G22

ASTM G21ASTM G22

Fabric Count 68 ends X 50 picks/ sq. inch

54 ends X 46 picks/ sq. inch

47 ends X 47 picks / sq. inch

Colourfastness Grade 8 Grade 8 Grade 8

Colour1

white2

beige92dark beige

6brown

90black

5dark grey

34taupe

4light grey

1white

2beige

92dark beige

6brown

90black

5dark grey

34taupe

4light grey

1white

2beige

92dark beige

6brown

90black

5dark grey

34taupe

4light grey

Ts (Solar Transmittance) 0.15 0.13 0.08 0.00 0.00 0.05 0.12 0.07 0.17 0.16 0.12 0.02 0.02 0.05 0.08 0.10 0.20 0.19 0.16 0.05 0.05 0.08 0.11 0.12

Rs (Solar Reflectance) 0.67 0.62 0.48 0.06 0.04 0.23 0.52 0.51 0.65 0.55 0.52 0.05 0.04 0.23 0.39 0.43 0.66 0.56 0.51 0.06 0.05 0.24 0.40 0.44

AS (Solar Absorption) 0.18 0.25 0.44 0.94 0.96 0.72 0.36 0.42 0.18 0.29 0.36 0.93 0.94 0.72 0.53 0.47 0.14 0.25 0.33 0.89 0.90 0.68 0.49 0.44

Tv (Visual Transmittance) 0.11 0.09 0.07 0.03 0.11 0.04 0.08 0.04 0.10 0.09 0.08 0.03 0.03 0.04 0.05 0.06 0.12 0.13 0.11 0.06 0.06 0.07 0.08 0.09

Solar Heat Gain Coefficient(SHGC)

1/4” Clear Glass 0.33 0.35 0.31 0.67 0.69 0.44 0.39 0.41 0.31 0.39 0.41 0.65 0.67 0.56 0.47 0.45 0.34 0.41 0.43 0.69 0.69 0.58 0.49 0.47

1/4” Heat Absorbing Glass

0.31 0.33 0.22 0.50 0.50 0.39 0.36 0.36 0.31 0.34 0.35 0.50 0.49 0.43 0.38 0.37 0.32 0.36 0.37 0.50 0.51 0.45 0.40 0.39

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02/05/2019

SG BI-DIRECTIONAL MOTORProgramming Instructions

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

1. Ensure motor is protected. Any damages during transportation, storage, installation or misuse can cause the motor to not work properly.

2. Charge the motor every 6 months to ensure optimal performance.

3. If the battery charge is at a lower level, the motor will beep 10 times to prompt that it needs to be charged.

4. Maximum running time of the motor is 6 minutes without limits. Motor will be asleep after six minutes has passed. Motor will still be in wake up/programming mode once the motor has restarted.

MOTOR INFORMATION

Programming resides with the motor. Each motor can store up to 20 copied channels.

IF PURCHASING MORE THAN ONE CHARGER, PLEASE ENSURE THE OUTPUT VOLTAGE ON THE CHARGER AND MOTOR MATCH.

To recharge the motor’s battery, connect the SG DC charger to the motor head charging jack and plug the charger into a standard electrical outlet. When the battery is fully charged, the indication light on the charger will switch from red to green. You can also use the SG Solar Panel to keep the battery constantly charged while exposed to sufficient sunlight.

RECHARGING THE MOTOR

Charger Light

SIGNAL STRENGTH AND RANGE MAY VARY DEPENDING ON THE ACTUAL ENVIRONMENT.

CONTROL RANGE

L1 Open Area L2 With Obstructions Emission Frequency

200m 35m 433.92/868 MHz

55°C

-10°C

Working Temperature

Obstructions

L2L1

Roller Shade

Remote

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS (CONTINUED)

BEFORE YOU BEGIN:1. As a standard, motors are shipped in factory default mode without limits set.2. Channel “0” cannot be programmed on a multi channel remote. It is intended to be a master

channel for all motors. 3. On a 15 channel remote, select the intended channel before activating wake-up mode, basic or

advanced program settings.

STEP 1: PREPARING FOR PROGRAMMING

REMOTE BUTTON LAYOUT15 Channel Remote

15 Channel Glass Wall Switch

15 Channel Wall Switch

Up Button

Stop Button

Down Button

Right/Left Buttons(for switching

channels)

Remove Cover to Expose Standard

Remote Back

P2 Setting Button

P2

MOTOR BUTTON LAYOUT Motor Setting Button

Charging Jack

P2 Setting Button

P2

Up Button

Stop Button

Down Button

Right/Left Buttons(for switching

channels)

P2 Setting Button

P2

(when held together)


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STEP 1: PREPARING FOR PROGRAMMING

SWITCH DIRECTION

Setup is complete

TEST SHADEMove shade up and down to ensure that the direction has been changed.

until motor jogs 1X

HOLD TOGETHER

Do not let the shade crash into the valance or unroll from the tube.

Required to make the connection between the remote channel and the motor. During each of the following settings the time between each operation must be shorter than 10 seconds, otherwise the program will be canceled, and the motor will be back in default mode. Follow the steps below to wake-up the motor.

NO ASSIGNED LIMITS IN WAKE-UP MODE.

Motor beeps 3X

Setup is complete

WAKE-UP MODE (Must Be Done Before Basic & Advanced Programming)

Motor beeps

1X

HOLD

until motor jogs 2X

HOLD

until motor jogs 1X then RELEASE to activate this motor

Allows you to set two positions: the upper and lower limits. This can be applied to each shade per channel.

During limit setting, the time between two operations must be shorter than 2 minutes, otherwise the program will be cancelled, and the motor will be back in wake-up mode. Follow the steps below to set motor limits.

SETTING MOTOR LIMITS

TEST SHADEMove shade up and down to test upper and lower limits. Refer to "Adjusting Motor Limits" if limits require fine tuning.

GO TO DESIRED UPPER LIMIT

GO TO DESIRED LOWER LIMIT

Setup is complete

Motor beeps

3Xuntil motor jogs 2X

HOLD TOGETHER

Motor beeps

3Xuntil motor jogs 2X

HOLD TOGETHER

STEP 2: BASIC PROGRAMMING

TEST SHADEMove shade by holding the up or down button to ensure that the motor works on the desired channel and moves in the correct direction.

Do not let the shade crash into the valance or unroll from the tube.

Holding up or down will move the shade automatically


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Allows you to set a third limit position for the shade per channel. Follow the steps below to set a preferred position.

STEP 3: ADVANCED PROGRAMMING

SETTING A PREFERRED POSITION

DELETING A PREFERRED POSITION

ADJUSTING MOTOR LIMITS

WHILE IN TILT FUNCTION SHADE WILL GO TO LOWER LIMIT FIRST AND THEN PROCEED TO THE PREFERRED POSITION.

When setup is complete, hold the stop button to go to the preferred shade position. Follow the steps above to program different preferred positions to separate channels on a 15 channel remote.

Setup is complete

Setup is complete

Motorbeeps

1X

Motorbeeps

1X

Motor beeps

1X

Motor beeps

1X

Motor beeps

1X

Motor beeps

1X

Motor beeps

3X

GO TO PREFERRED

POSITION

GO TO PREFERRED

POSITION

PRESS

Motor jogs 1X

PRESS

Motor jogs 1X

PRESS

Motor jogs 2X

PRESS

Motor jogs 1X

PRESS

P2

Motor jogs1X

PRESS

P2

Motor jogs1X

GO TO UPPER OR LOWER LIMIT

OR

Setup is complete

Motor beeps

3X

PRESS

OR

ADJUST LIMIT

until motor jogs 1X

HOLD TOGETHERupper limit lower limit

OR

until motor jogs 1X

HOLD TOGETHERupper limit lower limit

OR


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Each motor has three speeds. To move between the different speeds, follow the diagram below.SPEED ADJUSTMENT

TILT MODE INCREMENTAL MOVEMENT

SETTING TILT MODE

DELETING TILT MODE

Tilt mode is used to move the shade in small increments for fine adjustment. It is most

effective when programmed with a standard remote (button remote). Follow the steps

below to set the shade in tilt mode or remove shade from tilt mode.

TILT MODE WILL REMAIN ACTIVE IN ALL MODES (EXCEPT STEP 2: BASIC PROGRAMMING) UNLESS REMOVED

Recommended with Interlude orIllusions shades.

Interlude Illusions

TEST SHADEpress the up or down buttons repeatedly for fine adjustment. To move shade automatically, hold the up or down buttons and release once the shade begins to move.

Motorbeeps

1X

PRESS

P2

Motor jogs1X

Gear Down

Gear Up

Motor jogs 1X

Motor jogs 1X

Motor jogs 1X

Motor jogs 1X

PRESS

PRESS

PRESS

PRESS

Motor beeps

1X

Motor beeps

1X

Motor beeps

2X

Motor beeps

2X

STEP 3: ADVANCED PROGRAMMING (CONTINUED)

Motor beeps

1X

PRESS

Motor jogs 1XSetup is complete

until motor jogs 1X

HOLD TOGETHER

Motor beeps

3X

PRESS

Motor jogs 2XSetup is complete

until motor jogs 1X

HOLD TOGETHER


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COPY OR DELETING FROM A PREVIOUSLY PROGRAMMED MOTORDELETING OR TRANSFERRING GROUPS OF MOTORS ARE RECOMMENDED TO BE DONE USING THE ORIGINAL REMOTE THAT WAS SET UP.

COPYING, DELETING OR GROUPING WITH A REMOTE The remote scenario chart below outlines different ways to copy, delete or group channels using separate remotes.

1Channel

1Channel

1-15Grouped Channels

or1,2,3...15Separate

1-15Grouped Channels

or1,2,3...15Separate

DELETING CHANNELSNote: this only works on previously copied/grouped channels.

COPYING/GROUPING CHANNELS

Setup is complete

Using original remote

or channel

Motor beeps

1XMotor jogs 1X

PRESS

P2


or channel

Motor beeps

1XMotor jogs 1X

PRESS

P2

Using new remote or channel

(to be copied or grouped)

Motor jogs 2X

PRESS

P2 Motor beeps

3X

Setup is complete


or channel

Motor beeps

1XMotor jogs 1X

PRESS

P2


or channel

Motor beeps

1XMotor jogs 1X

PRESS

P2Using new remote or channel

(to be deleted) Motor jogs 1X

PRESS

P2 Motor beeps

3X

Motor beeps

1X

Setup is complete

Motor beeps

3X

HOLD

until motor jogs 1X then RELEASE to activate this motor

HOLD

until motor jogs 2X

The motor factory reset mode will wipe all transmitters/remotes.MOTOR RESET

Setup is complete

Motor beeps

4X

HOLD

until motor jogs 4X then RELEASE

Only perform a motor reset if necessary.

Separate channels can also be programmed this way within one 15 channel remote. Follow the steps below to copy, delete or group channels.

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Manufacturer & Wholesale Distributor

Telephone: 416.266.3501 Toll Free: 800.668.1728

Fax: 416.266.5484 Toll Free: 877.245.9943

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This mode allows you to operate the shade in the event that the remote goes missing or is lost.

The change of direction can be done after limits have been set.

OPERATING SHADE AT MOTOR HEAD

SWITCHING DIRECTION AT MOTOR HEAD

MOTOR SHIELDING


The mode allows a motor’s wireless radio signal to become temporarily disabled to save the battery life.

If no limits are set, the motor will not move when enabled.

DISABLE SIGNAL:Setup is complete

Motor beeps

2X

HOLD


ENABLE SIGNAL:Setup is complete

Motor will automatically

move to previously assigned limit

HOLD


Note: pressing the motor setting button while the shade is moving can also stop the motor.

HOLD


Setup is complete

Motor beeps

3X

HOLD


TEST SHADEMove shade up and down to ensure that the direction has been changed.

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Lifetime Limited Warranty

Sun Glow LimitedLifetime Warranty

WHO IS COVERED AND FOR HOW LONG?The warranty is extended to the original purchaser as long as the original purchaser owns the products. This warranty

is not transferable. Motorized products are covered for 15 years from date of purchase.

WHAT IS COVERED?Defects in materials or workmanship.

WHAT IS NOT COVERED?Any conditions caused by normal wear and tear.

Environmental damage (humidity, UV, temperature, animal abuse, etc.).Acts of God (flood, tornadoes, fires, etc.).

Improper handling or installation, abuse, accidents, misuse, or alterations.Costs associated with labour for any purpose, product removal, product installation, shipping or transportation,

trips to or from product destination, or other incidental or consequential damages.Production contrary to Sun Glow’s recommendations resulting in damage to the fabric. This includes requests to make shades

exceeding the 1:2.5 width to height ratio or requests to railroad fabrics not recommended for railroading.

REMEDYIf a Sun Glow product is found to be defective under the warranty, Sun Glow will, at its discretion, repair or replace the defective product with like or similar parts or products. Note: Fabric colours vary from dye lot to dye lot and

may not exactly match sample swatch or previous purchases. Discontinued items will be repaired or replaced with an equivalent product, based on current availability.

TO ATTAIN SERVICETo attain service under this warranty the dealer must obtain a RMA # and send the original product to Sun Glow. If less than 12 months since original ship date, Sun Glow will arrange for pick up. If after 12 months, return blinds to

Sun Glow freight prepaid. Sun Glow will not assume responsibility for lost or damaged items without a RMA #.

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