[clug] Timer closing on window shutters
Ian Bardsley
ifb777 at tpg.com.au
Sat Mar 13 19:16:30 MST 2010
Bugger, forgot to cc the list again!!!
By the way, do your homework carefully with a purchase of this nature.
As a builder I have seen some "Very Shonky" Roller Shutter installations
and in every case the owners of the property have had some difficulty in
getting remedial work done under warranty. Check references and look at
work is my advice.
Hi John
There are a variety of ways to achieve this kind of result ranging from
a simple daily timer to Sunlight Sensing, Heat Sensing or light level
sensing. To achieve any kind of automatic control however the actuating
mechanism will need to electric as some form of mechanical reduction
gearing is involved.
HIH
Ian Bardsley
jhock wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I want to install some window rollers shutters. I would also like to
> have them automatically shut at certain times when the sun is not
> shining on them to manage the heat gain that they will provide. I was
> wondering if someone has done this or not or does someone know how to do
> it? Should I have winder, electric or battery operated shutters?
>
> Thanks in advance for any advice.
>
>
> John
>
>
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