Rollerhouse manufactures motorized blind solutions, including tubular motors, remote controls, and smart hubs designed for retrofitting window shades.
Teach sorcóir is a provider of DIY home automation products specifically designed for window treatments. The brand specializes in motorized solutions that allow homeowners to upgrade standard roller shades and blinds into smart, electric systems. Their core product range encompasses rechargeable battery tubular motors, multi-channel RF remote controls, and mounting accessories compatible with various tube sizes, such as 1.5-inch (38mm) profiles.
In addition to basic motorization, Rollerhouse offers smart connectivity options through WiFi hubs that integrate with the Tuya and Smart Life ecosystems. This enables voice control via Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, as well as app-based scheduling and remote operation. Rollerhouse aims to make motorized blinds accessible and easy to install for do-it-yourself enthusiasts looking to enhance their home comfort and energy efficiency.
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Typically, press and hold the setting/program button on the motor head until it jogs or beeps. Then, within 10 seconds, press the confirm or stop button on the remote (depending on the model) until the motor jogs again to confirm pairing.
To reverse the motor direction, ensure no limits are set or enter program mode, then press and hold the Up and Down buttons simultaneously for about 2 seconds. The motor should jog, indicating the direction has been swapped.
Move the shade to the desired upper position, then press and hold the specific limit command (often Up + Stop) until the motor beeps. Repeat the process for the lower limit using the Down button and the corresponding limit command.
Yes, by using a Rollerhouse WiFi Smart Hub (compatible with the Tuya or Smart Life app), you can bridge the RF motors to your WiFi network and enable voice control via Alexa or Google Assistant.