Allen Head Limit Regulator Tool – Replacement for A1 Electric Awnings
Allen Head Limit Regulator Tool – Replacement for A1 Electric Awnings
Allen Head Limit Regulator Tool – Replacement for A1 Electric Awnings

Nomadic Awnings

Allen Head Limit Regulator Tool – Replacement for A1 Electric Awnings

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Product Details

Allen Head Limit Regulator Tool – A1 Awning Motor Adjustments

This replacement Allen head driver tool is designed for adjusting the motor limit regulators on all A1 electric awnings. It fits the red and white sockets found on the motor end of the awning, allowing you to fine-tune both the extension (lower limit) and retraction (upper limit) stops.

Use this tool to make precise adjustments to your awning's motor memory settings. Perfect for fine-tuning fitment during initial install or recalibrating after long-term use.

Fits directly into the limit sockets (red for retract, white for extend) located on the motor end cap (right side of awning).

Key Features & Benefits

  • Direct Fit Tool: Designed for A1 motorized awnings using red and white limit sockets
  • Limit Adjustments: Adjusts upper and lower motor stops using clockwise/counterclockwise rotation
  • Allen Head Driver: Fits the recessed sockets for secure, no-slip engagement
  • Ideal for Installers: Useful during setup, motor calibration, or reconfiguration
  • Compact and Durable: Built to last and small enough for toolkit storage

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which socket does this tool fit?
A: It fits both the red socket (upper/retract limit) and white socket (lower/extend limit) located on the right-side motor end of A1 electric awnings.

Q: Can I use any Allen driver instead?
A: This tool is specifically matched to the socket size and depth of the motor cap. While some Allen keys may work, this tool is the recommended fit for proper engagement and torque.

Q: Do I need to remove anything to make the adjustment?
A: No disassembly is required. Simply insert the tool into the correct socket and rotate as shown in the diagram—clockwise for more range, counterclockwise for less.