TT2 curtain rail with electric clip-on drive for large curtains, dividing curtains, blackout curtains and acoustic curtains in film and television studios, multi-purpose halls, stages, theatres, etc.

Large curtains are moved by the RS-3P electric drive on the TT2 heavy curtain rail. The large load-bearing capacity of the TT2 rail profile reduces the necessary suspensions to a minimum, thus saving assembly time and costs.

The compact electric actuator UNIVERSAL RS 3P is attached directly to a rail end and is used to move curtains with a rope speed of up to 40cm/sec and curtain weights of 170kg.

Technical data and the load table can be found at the bottom of this page after the products.AÜ 120923

For the assembly drawings, click on the desired configuration:

Configuration with overlap - view and assembly drawing

Configuration with overlap

When using this configuration, towing cars with overlappers are used. The encroacher carries the curtain about 20cm in front of the train car. In the case of curtains that only move to one side, the pulley of the rope can be covered. This is important for curtains that are supposed to close against a wall, otherwise a gap will remain between the curtain and the wall.

If a curtain with a central opening is moved, an overlap of the curtain parts is achieved even if the rail profile is inserted without overlapping.

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Configuration with overlapping rails - view and assembly drawing

Configuration with overlapping of rail profiles

The advantage of overlapping with rail profiles lies in the unrestricted overlap path. As a result, large main curtains on stages or very high blackout curtains in particular close safely. However, this configuration is only possible when using the curtain pull to move a center-opening curtain. If you want your curtain to open only to one side and cover the pulleys of the rope at the end of the rail, please use the "Configurations with Overlap".