JE50R4RH

: Motors: Zipscreen

JE50R4RH
radio motor with electronic limit switch

What does the JE50R4RH radio motor offer to an exterior screen?

Motor with round head, diameter in 53 mm and grooves that adapt perfectly to the “Screen Rits” system of Gaviota-Simbac
All settings are managed from any of R4’s remote controls
Setting the lower limit firstly, the screen will be closed by pressure between the loading bar with the drawer, ensuring a perfect closing
4 preset points (25%, 50%, 75% or 100% intensity) to adjust the closure force from the remote control
Compatible with the Sun and Wind SW4 sensor, it is possible to deactivate the solar sensor from a dedicated button from the remote control EMSTEEL1S
3 intermediate points created automatically
User comfort point easily programmable by the remote control
Allows as maximum 15 remote controls, which can be added from a previously recognized one, from the own motor or after a power on
It can be controlled locally or from anywhere else, with a smartphone or tablet (Android or iOS), through the IHG hub. Also compatible with Alexa and Google Home

Main features:

Fits in Gaviota-Simbac's "Screen Rits" system:

Motor JE50R4RH has a head diameter in 53mm and 4 openings that allow it to fit perfectly in the lateral of Simbac's Screen Rits system. In addition, the head is fixed to said lateral thanks to the threaded holes of this with a 48mm interaxe (also 36mm)

Motor with multiple intermediate positions:

Motor JE50R4ZIP, it has 3 intermediate positions that are created in automatic mode (positions available in the EMSTEEL1M, TITANIUM1, TITANIUM5, TITANIUM10 transmitters), in addition to a fourth preferred user point easily created from the remote control and the standard upper and lower end points

Comfort and Safety:

Motor JE50R4ZIP can be used in combination with the SW4 device, so it can be fully automatic. When the brightness exceeds the selected range, the zipscreen is extended to protect us from excess solar radiation, being closed when said brightness falls. At the same time, we can protect the awning from strong gusts of wind, thanks to the SW4 anemometer, since once the wind range is exceeded, the zipscreen will be collected automatically

SW4, how it works?:

Fully automatic operation, interaction with the wind:

The sun sensor (once the brightness range is exceeded) send a command to extend the awning
While the awning is open, a gust of air causes the awning to retract
After 10 minutes without air and if brightness is above the programmed level, the awning is extended again
When night falls, when the brightness falls below the programmed the awning is collected
A next day, after the brightness exceeds the set, the awning is extended
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Fully automatic operation, interaction with low brightness: