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You have a doubt for the replacement of your roller shutter motor? With the different models available on the market, you can't get away with it? Here are a few guidelines to help you choose and understand the motorization of roller shutters.
What type of roller shutter motor to choose: wired or radio?
There are 2 distinct motor ranges: wired motors and radio frequency remote control motors. A wired motor requires a connection with a wired inverter (an electrically connected switch). A radio motor is powered but the remote control or wall control is wireless, i.e. it does not require an electrical connection.
Note: Attention, you can also have a wired installation (with a wired motorization) and a radio control, but which works thanks to a remote receiver.
Which engine model to choose?
You must take into account the full name of the motor, the designation indicated on the label of the electric motor.
The power of roller shutter motors in Nm
Generally speaking, to make it simple, a 6Nm is installed for a window roller shutter remote control, a 10Nm for a French window shutter, a 20Nm for a bay window. The motor power is determined by the weight of your shutter deck.
There are standard motors and motors with automatic limit switches: no adjustment is required, but these require rigid bolts and stops. These automatic motors are like the Carymart motors, which are automatically adjustable and have an obstacle detection and frost protection function.
Carymart offers you all ranges of roller shutter motors: wire or radio, normal power, high power or low power.
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