Send blind weight, tube diameter, and number of blinds. You get a compatibility confirmation before you pay.
Remote control options for your roller blind
The remote side of a roller blind motor decides daily convenience: a single-channel remote runs one blind, a multi-channel remote runs several from one handset, and rolling-code security stops signal cloning. A wired wall switch can coexist as a no-battery fail-safe. Send your motor model on WhatsApp 01098470908 and the compatible remote comes back with its price.
If you control one blind, use a 1-channel remote setup.
If you control multiple blinds, use a multi-channel remote setup, up to 15 channels depending on the remote.
Use indoor dry areas only. IP20 matches indoor use.
When a remote beats a wall switch
- You want a tubular motor for indoor roller blinds.
- You want remote control for one blind or multiple blinds.
- You want to confirm compatibility before ordering.
- You want fast delivery in Cairo & Giza.
Match the remote to your motor in 30 seconds
Step 1. Tube diameter
Measure in millimeters. If you do not have a caliper, send a clear photo with a ruler.
Step 2. Blind weight
Write weight in kilograms. If unknown, send blind size and fabric type.
Step 3. Number of blinds
One blind needs 1-channel. Multiple blinds need multi-channel, up to 15 depending on the remote.
Remote & receiver specs
Tube size
25 mm
Torque
2.0 Nm
Voltage range
100V to 240V
Protection
IP20
Control
1-channel for one blind, or multi-channel up to 15 channels depending on the remote.
Speed
3 speeds from 20 to 35 RPM.
Dimensions
25 mm diameter, 455 mm length.
What is in the box
- Motor
- Remote
- Mounting accessories and tube adapters
Before installation
- Confirm indoor dry area use. IP20 does not protect from direct water.
- Confirm tube diameter before mounting the motor.
- Mount brackets straight to reduce stress on the motor.
- Test direction and limits before daily use.
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FAQ
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Remote & receiver — how the wireless side works
The motor carries a built-in radio receiver; the handset sends a coded burst on 433 MHz that the receiver recognises before it drives the tube. Three handset types cover every home: single-channel (one blind), multi-channel (each button a different blind, plus an all-together button), and timer/smart handsets that add scheduling. All pair the same way — hold the receiver learn button until it blinks, press the handset, done.
Rolling-code security and spare handsets
Modern roller-blind receivers use rolling code: the signal changes on every press, so cloning and replay both fail. That means every handset is paired at the receiver, never copied — and a lost handset is erased from memory so it can never drive the blind again. Spare handsets for family members pair in under a minute, and a wired wall switch can stay as a no-battery fail-safe alongside the remote.
Matching the handset to your motor
Compatibility is decided by the receiver family and frequency inside your motor — not the handset shape. Send your motor model or a clear photo on WhatsApp 01098470908 and the matching handset (original or certified-compatible) returns with its price and pairing steps. For the full picture of remote types across doors, gates and blinds, see the remote types guide with photos.