Fiamma F65 Eagle 400 Awning, Polar White Royal Grey
The Fiamma F65eagle motorised awning is suitable for roof installation on motorhomes and caravans.
This model is made up of a Polar White 420cm aluminium casing, housing a Royal Grey awning fabric that extends out to 250cm.
This upgraded electric awning is fitted with a compact 12V motor that is smaller in size and with a simpler construction than previous models.
The awning can be easily opened and closed using the supplied rocker switch, designed for wall installation in the vehicle. The motor kit also allows manual closing in case of an emergency.
The integrated Wind Detection System automatically activates the 12V motor in high winds and closes the awning to avoid possible damage.
The self-supporting arms are reinforced with a duralumin support block, strengthening and keeping the canopy taught without the need for support legs.
The angle of inclination of the supporting arms is prefixed at 10 degrees but can be altered to suit the height of motorhome from 5 degrees to 17 degrees, ensuring the correct flow of water over the canopy.
A double guide in the awning’s front lead bar allows for installation of two optional front panels and other accessories. LED cable ducts on the awning’s arms allows for passage of cables for optional LED light kits.
– Case finish: Polar White
– Fabric colour: Royal Grey
– Awning Length (A): 420cm
– Minimum awning length (B): 380cm
– Extension Length (C): 250cm
– Shade Surface: 9.5m²
– Weight: 37.5kg
* See image for above A, B and C measurements
Dedicated installation brackets are available for this awning. For support finding a suitable bracket, please contact our Nova Leisure team.
Important: Verify with your trusted dealer if the motorhome or caravan is suitable for the installation of the F65Eagle. The vehicle must be robust enough to support the weight and the tension of the open awning. Fiamma refuses all responsibility for damages to the roofs or for water ingress due to incorrect installation or installations on weak roofs.
