Push-button station and remote for roller shutters

Description

Many motorized shutters are operated with a three-button station (up, stop and down) mounted inside the business. When the station fails from wear, moisture or a knock, the shutter stops responding even though the motor is fine. Other times the owner wants to open from outside or from the car and has no way to do it.

There's a solution for each case. A wall push-button station can be replaced or moved somewhere more convenient. A key switch goes outside, protected, so only someone with the key can open from the street. And a receiver with a remote lets you open and close from a few meters away, handy in carports and workshops where vehicles drive in.

We check the voltage and the type of motor before installing, because the receiver and the button station must be compatible with the shutter's control board or control panel. If the problem turns out to be the motor or the limit switches, we'll let you know.