Battery, hardwired or CBUS
Motorised roller blinds run on the rechargeable Silent Glide battery motor for a DIY-friendly install, a hardwired motor connected by a licensed electrician, or CBUS for an existing home-automation system.
Remote and app control
Motorised Roller Blinds with Silent Glide Power
Motorised roller blinds use the Silent Glide system, with battery, hardwired or CBUS power to suit your installation. Add a 2-channel or 16-channel remote, and a compatible smart hub for app and voice control.
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Why choose motorised
Raise and lower blinds at a touch
Silent Glide motorisation replaces the chain with a button, remote or app, and suits high, hard-to-reach or frequently used windows just as well as a wall of blinds you want to move together.
Remote and smart hub
Choose a 2-channel remote for a small number of blinds or a 16-channel remote to organise blinds by room, then add a compatible smart hub for app and voice control.
Five years on hardwired
Motor warranty periods differ by type: hardwired motors carry five years of backing, and battery motors carry three, as part of the roller blind warranty.
Where to go next
Compare your other control options
Motorisation is one of three control systems available across the roller blind range. These options help you decide, and cover the windows it suits best.
Linked Roller Blinds
See how motorisation works across two or three linked blinds at a wide window or sliding door, including which motor supports a linked run.
Explore linked blinds →
Cordless Roller Blinds
Prefer to raise and lower the blind by hand without a chain or a motor? Compare ZeroGravity® cordless operation, the other chain-free control system.
Compare cordless control →
Blinds for Large Windows
Motorised control suits wide or hard-to-reach openings particularly well. See the practical considerations for fitting and operating blinds at a large window.
See large window blinds →Motor details
Choose the power that suits your install
Each motor type suits a different installation, from a DIY battery upgrade to a fully wired system installed by an electrician. Compare them before you configure.
Battery motor
The rechargeable Silent Glide battery motor installs without mains wiring. One battery motor drives a single blind; linked blinds each use an independent motor.
Hardwired motor
Powered from the mains and installed by a licensed electrician. Hardwired motors support up to three linked blinds with a combined width of six metres.
CBUS integration
For an existing compatible C-Bus home-automation system, connected and integrated by a licensed electrician. CBUS motors don't use the ordinary RF remotes or smart hub.
Remote and app
A compatible smart hub adds app control, scenes and Alexa or Google Home voice control, once the motor and remote are set up.
Factory-direct value
Better specified without the showroom mark-up.
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Before you order
Measure first. Then build with confidence.
The measuring guide walks you through widths, drops and fit step by step. If a window has an obstruction or an odd shape, ask us before you order.
How to measureFitting it yourself
The installation guide shows the brackets, fixings and each step in order, so you know what the job involves before you start.
Installation guide →Compare in your own light
Screen colours and photos are a guide. Free samples show the real colour and texture next to your walls and floor.
Order free samples →Common questions
Motorised Roller Blinds: your questions answered.
What motor options are available for motorised roller blinds?＋
Choose a rechargeable Silent Glide battery motor for a DIY-friendly install, a hardwired motor for mains power installed by a licensed electrician, or CBUS for an existing compatible home-automation system, also installed by a licensed electrician.
Can motorised roller blinds be grouped on one remote?＋
Yes. A 16-channel remote lets you organise blinds by room or fabric type, and several motors assigned to the same channel move together. A 2-channel remote suits a smaller number of blinds, such as a double roller.
Do I need an electrician for a hardwired motor?＋
Yes. Hardwired motors are powered from the mains, and the electrical connection must be completed by a licensed electrician. Hardwired motors support up to three linked blinds with a combined width of six metres.
Can I control motorised blinds with a smart hub?＋
A compatible smart hub adds app control, along with Alexa and Google Home voice control, once the motor is set up with its remote. CBUS motors work differently and don’t use the ordinary RF remote or smart hub.
What’s the warranty on a motorised roller blind?＋
The roller blind warranty covers materials, mechanisms and components. Hardwired motors carry five years of backing; battery motors carry three years. Check the specific terms for your chosen motor before you order.
Can one battery motor run several linked blinds?＋
No. One battery motor drives a single blind. For a linked arrangement on battery power, each blind in the run uses its own independent motor, unlike a hardwired system that can support the whole run.
Configure your motorised blind
Choose battery, hardwired or CBUS power, then add the remote and smart hub options that suit your home. See the price update as you build the configuration.
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