Motorised Blind Guides, Buying Advice & DIY Help

Understand Automate remote channels, groups and ALL control so you can choose the right Push remote and plan each blind or room properly.

Set offline opening and closing schedules on the Automate Push Pro remote, including days, shades, groups, behaviours and troubleshooting.

Choose, pair and troubleshoot Automate ARC remote controls, including Push remotes, Push Pro timers and Paradigm or Surface Mount wall controls.

Replace a lost, damaged or unreliable Automate ARC remote while protecting the blind’s existing limits and choosing a compatible controller.

Troubleshoot an Automate ARC remote that will not move a blind, including batteries, channels, locks, motor power, pairing and limits.

Copy an Automate ARC shade channel from an existing remote to a second Push, Push Pro or compatible wall controller without resetting the motor.

Motorised blinds make life easier, but choosing the right remote can be just as important as selecting the blinds themselves. Automate offers four handheld remote options, each designed for different levels of control and convenience. In this blog, we’ll break down the key differences, where to use them, and why they might be the best fit for you. 1. Automate Push 1-Channel Remote Best for: Controlling a single blind or group of blinds I suggest this remote to my customers us