Custom Motorized Blinds Bayview Southeast – Free Installation

We label them at handover and you rename them after a month, once you know how the room is actually used. The channels get numbered left to right as you face the glass, which sounds obvious and is the part people skip. Write it on a card and leave it in the drawer under the remote. If a hub goes in later, the names carry across and that is when most people rename everything anyway.

Most remotes have a lock that disables the buttons until it is released, which handles the toddler case. For older kids it works better to keep the main remote on its wall bracket and hand out a single-channel remote for their own bedroom, so they can only run their own blind. The motors themselves leave no cords hanging for anyone to pull.

No. The hub is introduced to the motors as one more transmitter, so it joins what is already there rather than replacing it. Your handsets keep working exactly as before and most people carry on using them for day to day. Where it gets fiddly is if the original channels were assigned haphazardly, because the app inherits that layout. Sorting the channels properly at install saves an afternoon later.

Leave them up rather than down. Fabric held against the same fold for a season can take a faint set, and a shade parked in front of sunlit glass all summer ages at the fold line first. The battery slowly discharges whether the shade moves or not, so a house closed for four months often needs a charge on your return regardless. Running each one once before you go tells you which are close.