Motorised Roller Blinds

Rechargeable roller blind motor

     Features

  • Quiet, smooth operation.
  • Used with the S11 WiFi Remote Control via a Smartphone App it can be controlled by Alexa or Google and from anywhere in the world.  The S11 adds features like Sunrise / Sunset and Timer settings
  • Easy to set limits (Top and bottom stop positions) from the remote
  • Single and group control possible with up to 16 transmitters per motor
  • Can be supplied as part of a motorised roller blind kit c/w Tube & Brackets on a 38mm Tube or supplied with adapters to suit other Roller Blind systems



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Rechargeable roller blind motor

Battery Operated Roller blinds

Electric cabling is often an afterthought when motorizing roller blinds, making it seem too late to automate them. However, modern battery motors have eliminated this issue. The TQL25 remote-controlled roller blind motor features a built-in rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery within a compact and integrated system. Originally the first of its kind in the UK, it was designed for convenience to meet today’s increasing automation needs. Its quiet operation and all-in-one design make it ideal for situations where running cables is not an option, especially in awkward places. Additionally, with the introduction of the S11 WiFi Remote Control it can now be controlled via a smartphone from anywhere in the world.

Electric blinds - battery powered

If your property is at the new-build stage and you can run cables, this is a good viable option. However, if your decorating is complete and you don't want to start chasing out walls, battery-operated roller blind motors become the most practical and cost-effective solution.

Installing the system is straightforward, simply insert the motor into the tube and fit the roller blind as usual. The TQL25 is self-contained with a small charging point on the head of the motor (USB-C) for easy access, allowing it to be charged in place. Based on an average usage of one open and one close per day, the battery can last between 6 to 12 months, depending on the size and weight of the blind, before needing a recharge.

Advancements in battery technology now enable stronger motors, like the TL30, to operate larger blinds. Additionally, the TQL25 offers a completely Child Safe solution, with no hanging cords or loops, addressing growing safety concerns.

Raex remote controls
Motorised roller blind assemblies

Automatic Roller Blind Assemblies

In some cases it is not always desirable to replace the whole window blind to make it motorised.  You may want to keep the fabric that you already have and just make it a remote control blind.   In this scenario you have two options, you can either insert a motor to you existing blind, providing the tube is compatible with the dimensions of the motor, or use one of our motorised roller assembly where you can fix your fabric directly to the tube.  The TQL25 battery motor fits into a 38mm and 40mm dia tube, so you may already have a blind that is compatible.

Remote control Blinds - Solar Powered

The benefits and problem free aspects of the rechargeable motor system are easy to understand but sometimes, even with a battery system there is one issue that is a concern when it comes to recharging.  It is not always easy to access your blind to recharge it.  Some systems do not have power to them because they are in a place where it is difficult to get to like over a stairway or a high placed window.

For those tricky out of the way places there is an answer, you can use a dedicated Solar Panel to trickle charge the Lithium-Ion battery motor.   Simply fit the solar panel during the initial installation and plug it into the motor, then you can leave it to the sun to keep you going.

Solar powered blinds

Consultancy Service:

With over 25 years of experience in powering electric Blinds UK, automation and design we can help find the best solution for your project and if there isn't one currently on the market, in most cases, we will develop you one. Call our office more details