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| C260 |
Dual push points chain actuatorThrust force 600 N - Max. stroke 600 mm |
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Top-hung windows
Bottom-hung windows
Bottom-hung windows outward opening
Domes and skylights
Left-hand inward-opening
Right-hand inward-opening
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C260 is a sturdy and reliable chain actuator that can also be installed on large windows (window width over 1,500 mm). The electrical and mechanical parts are housed in an elegant aluminium casing whose length can be customised according to the width of the window, ensuring better aesthetic integration of the automation, even for large openings up to 600 mm.
Specification text
Topp electric actuator model C260 with twin double-link articulated chains, housed in an elegant aluminium extrusion available on request from 1550 mm to 4000 mm in length, complete with bracket and accessories for top-hung outward opening. Operation at 230 V 50 Hz. Maximum applicable load 600 N. Stroke 600 mm.
CE-marked device.
Technical Characteristics
| Model | C260 230V |
| Power voltage | 230V ~ 50Hz |
| Max applicable load in thrust | 600 N |
| Max applicable load in traction | 600 N |
| Stroke | 600 mm |
| Absorbed current | 0,4 A |
| Idle translation speed | 13 mm\s |
| Duration of the idle stroke | 46 s |
| Double electrical insulation | yes |
| Service type | S2 di 4 min |
| Operating temperature | - 5°C + 50°C |
| Protection Class | IP 30 |
| Window mounting adjustment | not necessary |
| Parallel connection option | yes |
| Stroke end | Electronic in opening, by amperometric absorption in closing |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the C260 extrusion customisable in length?
Yes: the length of the extrusion can be customised according to the window width (international patent).
How does the C260 ensure hold in top-hung opening?
The C260 has a special coupling ensuring greater hold, with a long stroke, in top-hung applications.
What design does the C260 have?
The C260 has an innovative design, consistent with the aesthetics of the double-chain range.

