Smart Solar Blinds Installation! | Electric Motorized Blinds from BlindsGalore

I installed electronic smart blinds for all 7 of our front-facing windows. These blinds are perfect for home automation since they are solar powered AND can also be controlled by a remote. They connect with both Google Home and Alexa and can also be scheduled using the Neo Smart Blinds app. The installation is easy enough for anyone to do with only 3 parts per blind. They are also customizable so you can have any size, style, and mounting method too. The blinds can also be powered via an outlet, but I went with solar since it reduces the need to charge them and has less cables to deal with. Highly recommend these blinds if you are looking for a solar powered window covering solution for your home!
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[@tonyrocco3045]

This was awesome

[@fatboy19831]

Thank you.

[@user-or2tq6fc1v]

What is the link for Solar Panel Power. There is confusion that Solar Panel Power and Solar Shades. I would like to order a blind with Solar Panel power to the Motorization

[@mhm976]

Which percentage opacity of solar shades did you use? I like these but trying to determine the percentage since I need ones that I can see out but have privacy during the day (I think they said the average is 5 percent) I probably have to mount mine outside the frame since it will be used in front of a sliding patio door.

[@SakosTechSpot]

We got the sheerweave which is 3-10% and it's pretty good for privacy. Unless it's a really sunny day, you can't see much from outside, but you can see everything well from the inside. 5% should work well too 👍

[@RKDTOO]

What's up from New York Sako! Have you come across blinds like these that are advertised for sound attenuation? 🤷‍♂️

[@SakosTechSpot]

Hey RKD! I have not come across them nor have I looked for them tbh. I would doubt there would be much sound attenuation though. They're too thin for anything like that. Check out Hunter Douglas or Blinds Chalet. They might have something that works.

[@christopherforbush1114]

Can you link those? I'm not finding motorized blinds that have solar panels to power them on Blindsgalore.

[@SakosTechSpot]

Here you go! 👉🏼www.blindsgalore.com/product/403506/blindsgalore-envision-motorized-solar-shades

[@jbtalks868]

Fancy!

[@SakosTechSpot]

And convenient! 😁

[@fatboy19831]

How did this work out? If the cells are in parallel putting tape on the two outside cells will reduce all of them. If they are in series they won’t work. How did it go?

[@SakosTechSpot]

So far no issues. Then again we don't bring them up and down every day. The panels are held on with clear double sided tape. I'm sure the efficiency is reduced a bit, but since it's clear it shouldn't impact them a lot.

[@CookieZ3353]

I really needed to see the bracket installation piece of the video. I don't have the remote type of shades. I have the standard shades with a plastic beaded cord loop. The installation of the brackets is really hard. They included 2-1/2" screws which require a flathead screwdriver! Who uses flathead screws for this???? It's very difficult to get the 2 hooks from the plastic beaded cord side into the hook slots. Could really use some help.

[@vickilester3919]

Those are not blinds. Those are shades. 🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️