Rechargeable Wireless Tubular Motor Kit with Remote Control for Electric Motorized Blinds, Red, 3/4 Inch Tube

I placed an order for the motor for my motorized blinds. I had removed the previous motor so I knew all the specifications I needed. I'm handy and do most things myself , so I believed I had order the right part.After I placed the order, the company reached out to me and ensured through photos, that I had indeed ordered the correct part. This was not needed as I had measured etc, to ensure I had the right size, speed and remote frequency etc.That being said, they went above and beyond to ensure I did have the correct part, instead of just letting me figure it out and hope everything would work out.I installed the new motor, paired it with my old remote (I made sure the frequency was the same as my current remote), set the new motor limits and my "favorite" position and boom! Good as new!So for anyone that might be afraid to do a DIY motor replacement for your motorized blinds; rest assured that if you're ordering, they will ensure you have the correct part and that it will work with whatever motor you are replacing for your current motorized blinds system.You can YouTube how to replace the motor. Super easy. I saved myself over $600. The company that I originally purchased my blinds from, wanted to replace the entire set of blinds just because of the motor. They said I couldn't even get a motor for it. Do your homework and you should be able to save alot of money!Very happy so far!

TL;DR: I don't regret the purchase. It works like a charm. You'll just have to struggle with the creatively-worded instructions.I wanted to motorize two Smith and Noble roller shades (each about five feet wide and four feet tall), but I only bought one Rollerhouse (AKA Rollerhouses) motor assembly to try out. It works beautifully, and I just ordered a second one. It took me over an hour to figure out the charming pidgin-English instructions and to manhandle my existing shade to remove both ends of the tube (without completely ruining the shade material). I suspect the second one will only take me about 20 minutes to install.To determine the correct size before ordering, I removed the chain end from one roller shade tube. I measured the tube diameter, but I also noticed that Smith and Noble prints the size on the end piece. Mine said "25mm," so that's what I ordered. When I first tried to put the motor tube inside my shade tube, it wouldn't fit, and I thought I'd ordered the wrong size. But it turned out that the company had pre-fitted it with adapters for a larger tube. They provide the correct "crown and drive adapters" needed, and it only took me another 15 minutes to figure out how to get the larger ones off!The instructions for setting up the remote are clear, but the diagram does not quite match the remote they sent. In order to both pair the remote with the motor and set bottom and upper limits, you'll need to remove the remote's battery cover and access two small buttons found inside, marked C (for confirm) and L (for limit). One review suggested a battery was not included, but mine had a new CR2450 in the box. What is NOT included are the four screws that will attach the brackets. So don't throw your existing ones away! The recharging cord looks very short in some of the promotional illustrations, but it's actually about five feet long. In any case, it's very easy to just remove the shade if you need to move it near a power outlet when it needs recharging. The instructions say that it takes 5-6 hours to charge. It seems to have been mostly charged before going into the box, so you won't need to wait half a day before installing it.The limit settings work well, so, after pressing the up or down arrows on the remote once, it will stop exactly where you want it to. It's perfectly fast enough for me. And it's pretty quiet.Cat Owners Alert: The motor end-piece has a four-inch-long wire antenna that protrudes horizontally and is semi-visible when the shade is open. That means cats will spot it immediately and try to play with it (just prior to destroying it and making your Rollerhouse--AKA Rollerhouses--useless). My temporary solution was to use some painter's tape to attach the wire to the wall. So far, the cats are none the wiser. But we'll see. They're pretty clever.

Tuve de inicio problemas para configurar los limites de la persiana, pero una vez que lo logre, me gusto mucho y ya compre otras 3

I had hard times to find the correct brackets to fit motor. I even ordered one that was recommended from one other review, but they didn't fit as different model came from what was on pictures.Anyway, I finished to do a custom brackets and it was even better. My blinds are of size 180x300cm so I had to make custom blinds as well (still needs some fixes on a side to be done). Motor fits perfect in tube and of course in new brackets too. It rotates without any issue up and down and it never struggled at all. This was the saviour for studio where I need controlled light over a day.

Controller totally different also the motor on this new design aldomo from the original dooya. would’ve been nice if we were aware of this before I ordered 4 to match 4 others I’d previously bought. The price hike is also not acceptable considering this is a very cheap brand that I could’ve bought elsewhere. The picture is not the one you will receive the aldomo ones that rollerhouse are now using are totally different