In order to choose a good electric curtain, you must first choose a suitable motor. Awning Motors Manufacturers introduces that motorized curtain motors are classified according to curtain types, mainly tubular motors, opening and closing curtain motors, blinds motors, Roman curtain motors, honeycomb curtain motors, ceiling curtain motors, etc. Tubular motors: can be divided into two types: DC and AC.

The DC tubular motor can usually have a built-in lithium battery, or it can be connected to a solar panel to supply power. It has wireless receiving function and low torque. It is usually used for small rolling doors. The commonly used electric curtain motor products in the market are AC tubular motors. AC tubular motors mainly include: 6N, 10N, 15N, 30N, 50N and other models. General lifting curtains only need to use torque motors within 30N.

Curtain curtain motor: It is divided into two types: DC and AC, which can be used for portfolio and single-open fabric curtains. You can choose different curtain opening and closing motors according to your needs, they have more functions and convenient opening and closing curtains. The motor is suitable for opening and closing curtains of linear and curved fabrics. The long guide rail is 12 meters. It has an ultra-quiet design. It has manual start, power failure, manual start, slow start, slow stop, halfway stop function, built-in wireless receiving function, Realize a variety of control methods.

Venetian blind motor: divided into two types: DC and AC. Generally, according to different torques, it can be used for large, medium and small blinds, such as wooden blinds, aluminum blinds, etc. Low noise, can realize the function of blade dimming. At the same time, when purchasing Roman curtain motors, honeycomb curtain motors and ceiling curtain motors, the weight, volume and required performance of the curtains must be specified in order to select the appropriate curtain motor.

Through the above introduction, Alexa Controlled Blinds Manufacturers hopes that you can simply refer to the content of this article in future use.