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Roller shutter control by remote control - simple installation without intervention.

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  • #1 18240736
    aleks-1967
    Level 13  
    Hello, I would like to present an idea for a quick installation of a remote control window blind control. The control itself and the motor bought as ready-made components. Everything is visible in the pictures. Time to open the roller shutter on a large window about 5 seconds. The remote control works in several modes, but I chose this one: pressing the first button causes the roller shutter to close, releasing it stops it. The second button (same principle) opens the roller shutter. The motor and control were bought at a foreign auction. The advantage of this solution is that the original mechanism is not interfered with and in case of power failure you can always disconnect the ball chain from the motor and open it manually. The whole cost is about 110 PLN plus one hour of work

    Roller shutter control by remote control - simple installation without intervention. Roller shutter control by remote control - simple installation without intervention. .
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    Anonymous
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    Anonymous
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  • #5 18242193
    aleks-1967
    Level 13  
    The gear works quite quietly even at night. The link may come in handy as this auction only comes with a threaded sleeve to which the white plastic pinion is attached and a piece - an angle bracket - that fixes the motor to the window.
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    Anonymous
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  • #7 18242222
    aleks-1967
    Level 13  
    The cogs inside are metal. And the speed? Judge for yourself.


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    Anonymous
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  • #9 18242247
    aleks-1967
    Level 13  
    The opening time is not adjustable. You can order a motor with 38rpm then it will be slower. There are no limit switches. As I described in the first post, the motor is switched on by pressing a button and off by releasing it. It is a simple mechanism.
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    Anonymous
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  • #11 18242256
    aleks-1967
    Level 13  
    This please be moved to the appropriate section. Thanks.
  • #12 18243656
    tata30
    Level 13  
    Hello, then what rpm value is in your kit? Greetings
    Sorry...only now in the picture did I see that 92 rpm greetings
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    Anonymous
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  • #14 18316147
    aleks-1967
    Level 13  
    Hello again. I have extended the roller shutter control with another controller. For two motors, both controlled separately from one remote control or from the phone via WiFi. And it turned out that the new controller, in addition to several others, has a timer programming function, so the limiters are not needed because you determine how many seconds the roller shutter opens or closes and program it with an accuracy of 0.5 seconds. The operating software is eWeLink for Android.


    Roller shutter control by remote control - simple installation without intervention. .
  • #15 18316283
    bhtom
    Level 38  
    Welcome,

    aleks-1967 wrote:
    I found out that the new controller, in addition to several others, has a timer programming function so the limiters are not needed because you determine how many seconds you open or close the roller shutter and program it with an accuracy of 0.5 seconds.


    Everything is correct if we write always about full opening and closing, but what if we stop in the middle?
    As you can see, however, position sensors are needed.

    Regards.
  • #16 18316284
    aleks-1967
    Level 13  
    You can quietly close to the home position with one of the buttons.

Topic summary

A user proposed a simple installation method for remote control of roller shutters using ready-made components, allowing for quick operation (approximately 5 seconds to open). The system utilizes a motor and remote control purchased from foreign auctions, maintaining the original mechanism for manual operation during power failures. The remote features two buttons for opening and closing the shutter, with the motor's speed set at 92 RPM. Discussions highlighted concerns about the lack of limit switches and safety features, which could affect automation reliability. An update revealed an extension of the system with a new controller that includes timer programming, allowing for precise control of opening and closing times, and the ability to control multiple motors from a single remote or via WiFi using the eWeLink app.
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