Power supply mode and working principle of curtain motor

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With the development of science and technology, people’s living standards are constantly improving. Various electronic products appear in our daily lives, bringing us more convenience. Smart curtains have gradually entered our lives and become a must in decoration. There are few links, so let's take a look at the types of electric curtains and learn about their principles of use.

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There are four power supply modes for electric curtain motors:

1. The AC-powered curtain motor has high power and horsepower, but it consumes large power, noise, vibration, and does not save energy. It can only be used on straight tracks and is mainly used in engineering.

2. The second type is the DC power supply curtain motor, which is small in size, small in vibration, low in noise, low in power consumption, but low in horsepower, and is mainly used in homes and hotels.

3. The battery-powered curtain motor is powered by ordinary dry batteries, which is energy-saving and environmentally friendly.

4. The solar-powered curtain motor is powered by solar batteries and the electricity comes from solar energy. It is a truly green and practical product.

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The main working principle of electric curtains is to use a motor to drive the curtains to move back and forth along the track, or to rotate the blinds through a set of mechanical devices and control the forward and reverse rotation of the motor. The core is the motor. There are many brands and types of motors on the market, but in the end they are nothing more than two categories: AC motors and DC motors.

To adjust the stroke of the motor, the length of the user's window is different. This adjusts the operating range of the curtain motor on the track (blinds generally rotate 90 degrees). For specific adjustment methods, please refer to the motor manufacturer's instructions.

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