Motorized Window Treatments






When it comes time to decide whether you want your custom window treatments with a motorized operating system, convenience is a key consideration–but it is not the only one. Enhanced safety is another benefit. As is greater energy efficiency. Below, you can browse the benefits of all our motorized operating systems. Virtually every Hunter Douglas product can be outfitted with a motorized system–we offer the most innovative technology in the industry. The system appropriate for your custom window coverings depends mostly on the type of product you purchase. Some systems raise and lower window treatments and adjust slats, vanes and louvers, while others move the window covering from side to side, rotating vanes and louvers.

PowerTilt™ with Platinum™ Technology
The PowerTilt battery-powered system easily tilts slats open or closed. To use the 'point and press' method, simply point the remote at the satellite eye and press the UP or DOWN button to tilt the slats. Or select a group (or groups) of window coverings to tilt together, even in multiple rooms. The perfect solution for outfitting your home with motorized window blinds. Learn more about PowerTilt with Platinum Technology
PowerGlide® with Platinum™ Technology

Our PowerGlide motorized lifting system allows you to open and close the sheers and rotate the fabric vanes of your Luminette® Privacy Sheers or Alustra® Luminette Privacy Sheers. To use the 'point and press' method, simply point the remote at the satellite eye and press the UP or DOWN button. Or select a group (or groups) of window coverings to move together, even in multiple rooms. Learn more PowerGlide with Platinum Technology

PowerRise® with Platinum™ Technology
Our PowerRise motorized lifting system allows you to easily raise or lower individual window shadings. To use, point the remote at the receiver eye (either built into the headrail or on a satellite eye) and press the UP or DOWN button to operate the window covering. Or select a group (or groups) of window coverings to move together, even in multiple rooms. Learn more about PowerRise with Platinum Technology

Hard-Wired
With our hard-wired technology, window coverings can be controlled via the elegant, contemporary-styled Platinum™ wall-switch with optional Platinum remote or through any home automation system.Learn more about our hard-wired technology

Tilt-Only, Full Tilt and Traverse
Our motorized Tilt-Only technology is available with the PermAlign® and PermaTrak® Headrails to provide motorized vane rotation for window blinds. Two vertical blind motorization options include an infrared remote control unit, or a table or wall mountable switch unit.
Our Full Tilt and Traverse motorization for vertical blinds is available with switch control, remote control or a combination of both. The full tilt and traverse system is available with the Specialty Systems headrail. Learn more about our Tilt-Only, Full Tilt and Traverse technology

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

August Color of the Month

Image
  HGTV'S color of the month for August is Chrome Yellow. While a very bright cheerful color, it can be very overwhelming. I like it as an accent to add a pop of color in a room. Here are some ideas of how to use yellow in your decor.  Yellow walls really make these black pleated shades from Hunter Douglas pop.   A very warm room with the yellow walls and the warm tones of the wood blinds  Yellow and Grey together is a very popular choice in home decor these days, and while I don't necessarily love yellow, I do love grey, and I really like the two together.  (photo source)   I love this idea! So fun! (photo source)   (photo source) 
Read more

Comparison: Blinds vs. Shades

Image
What is the difference between blinds and shades? You may be familiar with the terms blinds or shades but y ou may be wondering what the main differences are between each.  What are the pros and cons of each? Here are a few tips to help you narrow down the selection process... Basically, blinds are window coverings made up of individual slats. They can be completely raised for an unobstructed view or, when lowered, the slats can be rotated to let in more or less light. Shades, on the other hand, are made from single panels of fabric or woven wood rather than slats, so they can only be raised or lowered to achieve light control and privacy.  Blinds come in both horizontal and vertical slats or louvers and have the primary function of controlling the amount of light coming through. There are many types of shades with unique functional benefits from light diffusion to energy efficiency, along with a variety of design options and much more.  So What Do I Choose? Blinds? Shades?   Before ma
Read more

Decorating with Black

Image
Decorating with Black Every room needs just a bit of black! Adding a touch of black is a design necessity for almost every room. There’s something about this dark and mysterious shade that enhances other colors and moors a room. Even if it’s a small touch that you and your guests hardly notice, a pinch of black does make a difference.  One of the best things about black is that, unlike other colors, it never goes out of style!  Adding a touch of black is a design necessity for almost every room. There’s something about this dark and mysterious shade that enhances other colors and moors a room. Even if it’s a small touch that you and your guests hardly notice, a pinch of black does make a difference.  One of the best things about black is that, unlike other colors, it never goes out of style!  Ideas for adding black accents. Ideas for a dab of black include: – Wrought iron bed frames or stair railings – Upholstery fabric or leather – Flooring – Painted walls or
Read more