Upgrade your window furnishings with advanced motorisation accessories, designed for effortless control and modern living. From remote operation to smart home integration, these solutions enhance comfort, convenience, and functionality across all blind systems.
Motorisation Accessories complete your automated window furnishing system with convenient control, power and smart-home options. From remotes and wall switches to timers, hubs, sensors and power accessories, each component is selected to work with compatible motorised blinds, Roman shades, drapery tracks and outdoor systems.
Designed for simple everyday use, these accessories allow individual, grouped or automated control while keeping the installation clean, reliable and easy to manage.
Available in 1-channel, 5-channel and multi-channel configurations, allowing one or multiple motorised products to be controlled individually or as groups.
Wireless or hardwired wall switches can provide open, stop and close control, with selected models supporting multiple channels or scenes.
Compatible gateways can connect selected motors to 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi networks for app control, scheduling and supported smart-home integration.
Wireless accessories typically operate using manufacturer-specific 433 MHz or 868 MHz RF systems, depending on the selected motor platform.
Available options may include 12V or 24V DC power supplies, rechargeable battery packs, charging leads and 230–240V AC power components for compatible systems.
Selected controllers allow automated opening and closing at programmed times, with multiple daily schedules available depending on the system.
Compatible sensors can automatically operate blinds according to sunlight or wind conditions, particularly useful for selected outdoor motorised systems.
Multiple blinds or curtains can be programmed into zones, allowing 2, 5, 10 or more motors to operate together depending on controller capacity.
Accessories must match the motor's voltage, communication protocol and manufacturer platform. Final accessory selection should always be confirmed against the installed motor system.