G'day Zain,

We don't have one of these on display, but are pretty confident it doesn't - not like the Darche Eclipse pull-out awnings anyway.
You can what the product video around the 30 sec mark which shows a standard, not flexible, attachment point.

G'day Dom,

It is possible but it wouldn't be super easy.  It may just take a few goes for you to work out the best process, and maybe a bit of a pain whilst you work that out, but it's definitely doable - especially if you've got good arm span - but if its windy, definitely not.
Ben has set up a 23Zero side pull out awning himself, and its basically the same process, so might be worth a watch here.

G'day Mick,

Essentially they are the same awning, however the Eclipse has the higher grade canvas and also higher grade materials in the awning bag. Despite this though, the Kozi awning has a higher waterhead rating, which is interesting.
The only other difference is obviously the asthetics, with the Eclipse carrying that classic Darche look.

G'day Michael,

The Xtender is designed to work with a 2.5m awning.  You'll be able to connect it via the sail track to a 2m awning, you'll just have an extra 50cm of tent that sticks out. If you don't have OCD and don't mind that, or you orient it to have 25cm on either side of the awning so it's not massively obvious, you'd be ok.

G'day Cory,

This might possible suit, however it is difficult to know without measuring it up. The maximum unsecured length of the backing plate should not exceed 600, so based on your measurement you might not have enough length to make it work. We'd recommend taking some careful measurements, and consulting with Darche if you're worried you might not have enough length to support the awning.