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Powered Drapery Control System

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  1. BTX TUBULAR MOTOR (TUMO) XCEL DRAPERY SYSTEM Picture of BTX TUBULAR MOTOR (TUMO) XCEL DRAPERY SYSTEM The BTX Tubular Motor (Tumo) Xcel Drapery System is a powered drapery control system designed for use by individuals with severe physical or neurological disabilities. This plug-and-play automation system has a built-in radio receiver, an electronic controller, and a direct current (DC) motor capable of pulling up to 60 pounds of drapery fabric (120 pounds for tandem drive). The integrated radio allows for up to six systems or six groups of systems to be controlled by one remote. The electronic ...[More Information]

  2. MAKITA AUTOMATIC DRAPERY OPENER SYSTEM Picture of MAKITA AUTOMATIC DRAPERY OPENER SYSTEM The Makita Automatic Drapery Opener System is a powered drapery control system designed for individuals with a physical disability. The system can carry over 60 pounds of draperies over a 20 foot span at a track speed of ten inches per second. Another motor can be added if this capacity needs to be exceeded. The Opener automatically self centers draperies and has an automatic stop. It also incorporates an automatic cut-off to help prevent motor overheating. The motor has a slip clutch mechanism ...[More Information]

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