Commercial products
Motorized roller shades
Models
Motorized single roller shade
A tubular motor concealed inside the roller tube, with programmable upper and lower limits. Built for tall glazing, hard-to-reach openings and spaces where shades move as a group.
Typical use: Lobbies, gyms, atriums, museums, transoms and clerestories
Motorized dual roller shade
Screen and blackout rollers on one double bracket, each with its own motor, so daylight control and room darkening run independently from the same wall station.
Typical use: Lecture halls, media centers, boardrooms and multipurpose rooms
Power and control
| -LV | Low-voltage motor (24 V DC) on a central power supply |
| -AC | Line-voltage motor (120 V AC), hardwired |
| -W | Wall switch or keypad per opening or zone |
| -Z | Group and zone control across multiple shades |
| -I | Interface for building management, AV or lighting control systems |
Mounting and options
| -F | Square extruded aluminum fascia with end caps |
| -P | Recessed ceiling pocket, with or without a closure panel |
| -C | Enclosed cassette housing with a removable front cover |
| -SC | Interior side channels for light sealing |
| -G | Ganged or coupled multi-band shade on one operator or motor, joints on mullion centers |
| -T | Transom shade, sized and operated separately from the shade below |
Example: CRS-300-P-G-LV-Z is a motorized coupled shade in a ceiling pocket, low voltage, on zone control.
Standard features
- Tubular motor concealed inside the roller tube
- Programmable upper and lower limits and intermediate stop positions
- Quiet operation for classrooms, offices and lecture spaces
- Coupled multi-band shades driven by one motor across mullions
- Same fabrics, fascia, pocket and cassette options as the manual CRS line
- Every shade labeled to its opening and keyed to the shade schedule
Electrical coordination
- Riser diagram and wiring schedule submitted with shop drawings
- Line-voltage rough-in and power by the electrical contractor, per the drawings
- Low-voltage control wiring, power supplies and terminations by TriOur unless shown otherwise
- Motor and control platform matched to the specification where a platform is named
- Programming, limit setting and Owner training at turnover
Warranty: motors and electronic controls 5 years; shade hardware and fabric 10 years.
Bidding a project?
Send us the window treatment specification and drawings and we will return a furnish-and-install proposal with TriOur model numbers for each type.