| Cord drive drapery motors |
| Do you have a non-stretch cord (wire center or PPV) for your custom-cut
rod or track? |
| Cord drive drapery motors will not operate properly on incline or
curved rods. |
| Direct drive drapery systems |
| Will the motor be on the left or right? |
| Is the track a center open or one way draw? |
| How many carriers will you require (3 per foot is standard)? |
| Will the system be wall or ceiling mounted? |
| Curved 90 tracks are wall or ceiling mount. |
| If the track is a curved, a template will be required. Curved tracks
with angles other than 90 and 135 degrees, may also require a longer
delivery time. |
| Model 9600 lift system |
| The minimum width is 20”. The maximum width
is 192”. Maximum length is 192” |
| Will the electrical connection be on the left
or right? |
| Length of electrical cords? |
| Specifically where should the power cord exit
the head rail (example: through the rear, 6” from left end)? |
| Will the system be wall or ceiling mounted? |
| Choose from the following colors for head rail
color: white / alabaster / black / dark brown / gray |
| Order the Model 9600 complete with cellular shade
or ship your pleated or cellular shade to SM Automatic for integration
into the system. |
| Specify your measurements as inside or outside
mount. Net sizes are preferable. |
| If being used for Roman, Austrian or balloon shades,
the motor placement requires 17” spacing of lift tapes. |
| Contact the factory for more detailed information. |
| Model 9300 series lift system |
| Will the motor (electrical connection) be on the left or right?
|
| Length of electrical cords? |
| Will the system be wall or ceiling mounted? |
| Does your treatment require take-up reels or spring clips? And if
so, how many? |
| The bracket to bracket dimension on a roller shade is 2” greater
than the shade itself (for 2” tubing system). |
| What is the net finished width? Typical deduction for bracket to
bracket width is 0.25” - 0.375” less than shade width. |
| Model 5100 vertical system |
| Will the motor (electrical connection) be on the left, right of
the track? |
| Length of electrical cords? |
| Location of 110 VAC duplex receptacle (wireless remote control)
or junction box (hard wired)? See page 69 of catalog for recommended
placement. |
| Is the track a center open or one way draw? |
| Will the system be wall or ceiling mounted? |
| What type and width of vanes will you be using? |
| Model 8000 horizontal lift and tilt system |
| Will the motor (electrical connection) be on the left or right?
|
| Length of electrical cords? |
| Specifically where should the power cord exit the head rail (example:
through the rear, 6” from left end)? |
| Will the system be wall or ceiling mounted? |
| Will the blind be 1” or 2” aluminum or wood? |
| Which manufacturer’s slat material shall be used? |
| What is manufacturer’s color name and number? |
| Choose from the following colors for head rail color: white / alabaster
/ black / dark brown / gray |
| What is net finished width and length? |
| Switching controls (except drapery motors) |
| If you are ordering more than one wireless remote controlled system,
order either individual transmitters or multiple motor control transmitters.
|
| When ordering motors for hard wiring, remember that one (1) motor
may be controlled by an SPDT switch, and two (2) motors may be controlled
simultaneously by a DPDT switch. If you are going to operate more
than two motors from a single switch, isolation (parallel) relays
are required for each motor. |
| Also, when ordering motors for hard wiring, check with your electrician
about ordering our plug, receptacle, and switch kits. |
When operating one motor from more than one switch, all switches
must be SPDT momentary.
What length power cord is required? |
| Switching controls for drapery motors only |
| For low voltage switch operation, order either the S-300A or S-2DD
recessed wall switches, or the S-1DD hand held or surface mount switch. |
| Since these motors have built-in relays, the motors can accommodate
multiple switches for one motor, one switch for several motors, or
individual switches for each motor in a group, plus a switch to control
the entire group. |
| For wireless remote control, select either an infrared or radio
frequency system. Transmitters are listed on page 13 of catalog. |
| These motors will also accommodate a modular switch in conjunction
with remote control if it is desired. |
