Motorized 1/2 Inch Aluminum Slat Micro Mini Blinds Hardwired

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Product Type: Mini Blinds
$178.00 USD
$178.00 USD

Customize Your Blinds

Custom Motorized Aluminum Window Blinds

Motorized 1/2 Inch Aluminum Slat Micro Mini Blinds – Hardwired

Discover custom motorized aluminum micro mini blinds featuring slim 16 mm aluminum-magnesium alloy slats, a premium aluminum headrail, and precise remote-controlled operation.

Raise or lower your blinds and adjust the slat angle using a compatible remote control. Optional Tuya Smart Wi-Fi integration offers convenient smart home control when paired with the compatible smart power module.

Hardwired Only Motorized Lift Motorized Slat Tilt RF Remote Control Optional Tuya Smart Custom Made

Custom Size Range & Requirements

Each CM16 motorized aluminum blind is custom manufactured according to your selected dimensions. Review the minimum and maximum size limits before ordering.

Minimum Width

18.1"
460 mm

Maximum Width

78.7"
2000 mm

Maximum Height

118.1"
3000 mm

Maximum Area

64.6 sq ft
6 m²

Min. Inside Depth

2"
Approx. 50 mm

Actual Slat Width

0.63"
16 mm
Custom Size Limit: The width must be between 18.1" and 78.7", the maximum height is 118.1", and the total area must not exceed 6 m² (approximately 64.6 sq ft).

Installation Requirements

Minimum Inside Mount Depth: 2 Inches (50 mm)

The window opening must provide at least 2 inches of usable depth for inside mounting. Check the headrail clearance, window handles, and any other obstructions before ordering.

Inside Mount

Install the blinds inside the window recess for a clean, integrated look.

  • Minimum usable recess depth: 2" (50 mm).
  • Measure the inside window opening width and height.
  • Make sure the headrail and brackets fit within the available space.
  • Confirm that handles and other obstructions do not interfere with the blinds.

Outside Mount

Mount the blinds outside the window opening on a suitable wall or frame.

  • Suitable for shallow window recesses.
  • Recommended width addition: 2" (50 mm) total.
  • Recommended height addition: 2" (50 mm) total.
  • Ensure the mounting surface is sturdy and supports screw installation.
Headrail Projection: The aluminum headrail profile is approximately 1.81" (46 mm) deep and 2.13" (54 mm) high. Including the mounting brackets, the overall assembly is approximately 2.24" (57 mm) deep and 2.20" (56 mm) high. A deeper window recess may be required for a fully flush installation.

2-in-1 Mounting Brackets

The supplied metal mounting brackets are designed for both inside and outside mounting. The bracket measures approximately 1.30" (33 mm) high and 1.97" (50 mm) long.

Installation Method: Screw-mounted brackets. This product is not a no-drill or tension-mounted blind.

How to Measure for Custom Blinds

Accurate measurements are essential for custom-sized motorized blinds. Measure the window opening carefully before entering your order dimensions.

Inside Mount

Order Width = Window Opening Width

Order Height = Window Opening Height

Default factory size deduction: 0.12" (3 mm) from width and height.

Optional: No Deduction.

Outside Mount

Order Width = Window Width + 2"

Order Height = Window Height + 2"

Add approximately 50 mm (1.97") to the total width and height for additional window coverage.

Important: If you choose the default factory deduction, do not subtract 3 mm from your measurements yourself. The factory applies the selected deduction during production.

Slim 16 mm Aluminum Micro Slats

The CM16 micro mini blinds use premium aluminum-magnesium alloy slats, providing a slim, refined appearance and adjustable light control.

Slim Slat Profile

16 mm (0.63") actual slat width creates a closely spaced Venetian blind appearance.

Durable Material

Aluminum-magnesium alloy slats offer durable construction and a smooth modern finish.

Adjustable Privacy

Tilt the slats to control incoming sunlight, visibility, and privacy.

Note: The product is categorized as 1/2 inch micro mini blinds. The manufacturer's stated actual slat width is 16 mm, approximately 0.63 inch.

Upgraded Aluminum Headrail Design

The aluminum alloy headrail features a clean rectangular design, a built-in brush strip, and an integrated cord-winding mechanism.

Aluminum Alloy Frame

Strong and durable construction with a refined modern appearance.

Built-in Brush Strip

Helps reduce light leakage between the headrail and the upper slats.

Integrated Winding Mechanism

Internal cord management helps reduce tangling during blind operation.

Compact Profile

Headrail body: 1.81" (46 mm) deep × 2.13" (54 mm) high.

Four Matching Headrail Colors

Select from four headrail finishes designed to complement different interior styles and window frames.

White
Beige
Gray
Blue

Colors shown are illustrative. Actual finishes may vary with lighting and screen settings.

B24RE-1.5/36 Dual Output DC Motor

The CM16 motorized aluminum blinds feature the B24RE-1.5/36 dual-output DC motor, engineered for motorized Venetian blinds. The dual-output design supports powered blind lifting and precise slat tilt adjustment.

Instead of manually operating a traditional cord mechanism, you can conveniently raise or lower your blinds and change the slat angle using a compatible RF remote control.

The motor can be paired with a compatible RF433 power module or a Tuya-enabled smart power module, depending on your preferred control configuration.

B24RE-1.5/36 dual output DC motor for motorized aluminum Venetian blinds, showing technical specifications and compatible RF433 and Tuya Smart power modules
B24RE-1.5/36 Dual Output DC Motor – Motor SKU 230.10022 and Compatible Power Modules

Motor Technical Specifications

Motor Specification Details
Motor Name B24RE-1.5/36 Dual Output DC Motor
Motor Model B24E
Motor SKU 230.10022
Motor Type Dual Output DC Motor
Rated Voltage 24V DC
Rated Current 650 mA
Rated Torque 0.8 Nm
Motor Speed 34 RPM
Continuous Working Time 5 minutes
Insulation Class Class III
Operating Temperature 14°F to 140°F (-10°C to +60°C)
Motor Dimensions 1.38" × 1.06" × 8.07" (35 × 27 × 205 mm)

Compatible Power Modules

The motor requires a compatible external power module. Choose between standard RF remote operation and optional Tuya Smart Wi-Fi integration.

RF433 Remote Control Module

Compatible Power Module

SKU: 230.10022.01

A compatible RF433 power module designed for remote-controlled motorized blind operation.

  • RF433 remote control support
  • Motorized raise and lower
  • Remote-controlled slat tilting
  • No Tuya Wi-Fi integration

Best For: Customers who prefer a traditional handheld remote control without smartphone integration.

Tuya Smart Wi-Fi Module

Smart Power Module

SKU: 230.10022.03

A compatible smart power module with RF433 and Tuya Wi-Fi functionality for connected motorized Venetian blinds.

  • RF433 remote control support
  • Tuya Smart Wi-Fi connectivity
  • Compatible smartphone app control
  • Motorized lift and slat tilt

Best For: Customers who want remote operation together with optional smart app-based control.

Tuya Smart Compatibility

Tuya Smart functionality requires the compatible Tuya-enabled power module, SKU 230.10022.03. The standard RF433 module, SKU 230.10022.01, does not provide Tuya Wi-Fi control.

Hardwired Power Requirements

This motorized blind is designed for hardwired power operation with a compatible external DC power module. It does not use a rechargeable or replaceable battery.

  • Motor Rated Voltage: 24V DC.
  • Motor SKU: 230.10022.
  • Standard RF Module: 230.10022.01.
  • Tuya Smart Module: 230.10022.03.
  • Operation: Remote-controlled blind movement and slat tilting.
Electrical Safety: Never connect the DC motor directly to household AC mains power. Always use the manufacturer-approved power module and correctly matched power supply for your selected configuration. Verify the required voltage and wiring instructions before installation.

Motorized Lift & Slat Tilt Control

Remote Lift

Raise or lower the blinds conveniently with a compatible remote control.

Slat Tilt Adjustment

Adjust the slat angle to control sunlight, visibility, and privacy.

Optional Smart Control

Select the compatible Tuya Wi-Fi power module for app-based operation.

Complete Product Specifications

Feature Specification
Product Name Motorized 1/2 Inch Aluminum Slat Micro Mini Blinds Hardwired
Product Model CM16
Blind Type Motorized Aluminum Venetian Blinds
Slat Category 1/2 Inch Micro Mini
Actual Slat Width 0.63" (16 mm)
Slat Material Aluminum-Magnesium Alloy
Headrail Material Aluminum Alloy
Bottom Rail Material Aluminum Alloy
Slat Style Single Color / Two Tone
Headrail Colors White, Beige, Gray, Blue
Minimum Width 18.1" (460 mm)
Maximum Width 78.7" (2000 mm)
Maximum Height 118.1" (3000 mm)
Maximum Area 64.6 sq ft (6 m²)
Minimum Inside Mount Depth 2" (50 mm)
Headrail Profile 1.81" × 2.13" (46 × 54 mm)
Overall Headrail / Bracket Size 2.24" × 2.20" (57 × 56 mm)
Mounting Options Inside / Outside Mount
Mounting Hardware 2-in-1 Metal Screw Brackets
Motor Model B24RE-1.5/36
Motor SKU 230.10022
Motor Voltage 24V DC Rated
Power Type Hardwired Only
Control RF433 Remote
Smart Control Optional Tuya Wi-Fi Power Module
Motorized Functions Raise / Lower / Slat Tilt

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the minimum window depth required for inside mounting?

The minimum usable window recess depth is 2 inches (50 mm). The complete headrail and mounting bracket assembly is approximately 2.24 inches (57 mm) deep. Additional depth may be required for a fully flush installation.

What custom widths and heights are available?

Custom widths range from 18.1" (460 mm) to 78.7" (2000 mm). Maximum height is 118.1" (3000 mm), with a maximum product area of 6 square meters.

Can I control both the blind height and slat angle?

Yes. The B24RE-1.5/36 dual-output motor supports raising and lowering the blind as well as adjusting the aluminum slat angle using a compatible remote control.

What motor is used in these blinds?

The blinds use the B24RE-1.5/36 dual-output DC motor, SKU 230.10022. Its rated voltage is 24V DC, rated torque is 0.8 Nm, and motor speed is 34 RPM.

What is the difference between the two power modules?

Module 230.10022.01 supports RF433 remote control operation. Module 230.10022.03 provides RF433 functionality plus Tuya Smart Wi-Fi connectivity.

Can these motorized mini blinds connect to Tuya Smart?

Yes. Choose the compatible Tuya-enabled power module, SKU 230.10022.03, for supported Tuya Smart Wi-Fi functionality.

Are these motorized blinds battery powered?

No. This model is hardwired only and requires a compatible external DC power module and power supply.

Can I install these blinds without drilling?

No. The supplied 2-in-1 metal mounting brackets require screw installation. They support both inside and outside mounting.

Are the slats exactly 1/2 inch wide?

The product belongs to the 1/2 inch micro mini blind category. The actual manufacturer-specified slat width is 16 mm, approximately 0.63 inch.

Does this blind provide complete blackout?

The adjustable aluminum slats provide light and privacy control, but they are not designed to provide complete blackout. Some light may enter between the slats and around the edges.

Custom Motorized Blinds for a Modern Home

Enjoy precise motorized operation, elegant slim aluminum slats, durable headrail construction, and optional smart connectivity.

Before Ordering: Confirm your custom dimensions, available mounting depth, installation surface, and compatible power module.

iHomeBlinds / Measure Before You Order

Measuring Guide

Follow these steps to measure for conventional blinds and shades. Start by choosing an inside or outside mount, then record your dimensions before placing your order.

Measure Each Window

Measure every window individually, even when the openings look the same.

Record Your Dimensions

When ordering in inches, measure to the nearest 1/8 inch. Keep width and height in the same unit.

Check the Product Page

Confirm the mounting requirements and available size options for your chosen product.

Inside Mount

The blind or shade is installed inside the window recess.

  1. 1. Check the Recess Depth

    Measure the usable depth inside your window recess. It must meet the minimum mounting depth shown on the product page. Check for handles or other obstacles that could interfere with installation.

  2. 2. Measure the Width

    Measure inside the recess at the top, middle, and bottom. Record the smallest width and enter that measurement as your order width.

  3. 3. Measure the Height

    Measure inside the recess at the left, middle, and right. Record the largest height and enter that measurement as your order height, unless your product page instructs otherwise.

Order Width = Smallest measured inside width

Order Height = Largest measured inside height

Example: If your smallest width is 34 3/8" and your largest height is 57 5/8", enter W 34 3/8" × H 57 5/8" in your order. Do not subtract the factory deduction yourself.

Inside mount diagram: measure width at the top, middle and bottom, and height at the left, middle and right.
Measure within the window recess.

Inside Mount: Choose Your Deduction Option

Default Option

3 mm Factory Deduction

We deduct 3 mm (approximately 0.12 inches) from the ordered width and from the ordered height. This is one deduction per dimension, not per side.

Enter your measured opening size without subtracting 3 mm. We apply the selected deduction during production.

Optional Selection

No / No Deduction

Select “No” or “No Deduction” when ordering to cancel the default factory deduction. We will not subtract the standard 3 mm from your entered dimensions.

Before selecting this option, confirm that your entered dimensions allow the fitting clearance required by your product.

Outside Mount

The blind or shade is installed outside the recess, with extra coverage around the opening.

  1. 1. Measure the Width & Add Coverage

    Measure across the outside of the window recess at the top, middle, and bottom. Following the illustrated guide, use the smallest width and add 4 inches to calculate your order width.

  2. 2. Measure the Height & Add Coverage

    Measure the height at the left, middle, and right. Use the largest height and add 4 inches to calculate your order height.

  3. 3. Confirm the Final Coverage

    Check that the planned size covers the entire opening and leaves room for the mounting hardware. Adjust the overlap as needed for your mounting position, trim, handles, and nearby obstacles.

Order Width = Measured width + 4" (101.6 mm)

Order Height = Measured height + 4" (101.6 mm)

Example: W 34 3/8" × H 57 5/8"
Order size: W 38 3/8" × H 61 5/8"

Outside mount diagram: take three width measurements and three height measurements around the window recess.
Allow extra coverage beyond the window opening.

Need Help Before Ordering?

Email us your window photos, measurements, preferred mounting style, and a link to the product you are considering.

service@ihomeblinds.com
This guide applies to conventional rectangular blinds and shades. For specialty products or product-specific exceptions, the measuring instructions and sizing requirements on the product page take priority.
Installation Guide

Traditional Bracket Installation

Inside mount & outside mount instructions for bracket-mounted blinds and shades.

Before You Start: Check the Headrail

Installation brackets are usually attached to the headrail for shipping, rather than packed separately. Remove the brackets from the headrail before installing them. Secure the brackets to the mounting surface first, then attach the headrail.

Check the headrail and all packaging before assuming any parts are missing. If brackets are missing or lost, please contact customer service before installation.

Identify Your Bracket Type

The bracket style depends on your product and mounting method. Use the brackets supplied with your shade and follow any model-specific instructions.

Inside Mount

Compact Brackets

Inside mounting typically uses smaller brackets secured to the top interior surface of the window opening. The shade sits within the frame.

Outside Mount

Wall-Mount Brackets

Outside mounting typically uses larger, angled brackets secured to the wall or suitable trim above the window. The shade sits outside the opening.

Selected Products

Two-in-One Brackets

Some products use the same bracket for both mounting methods. Use the mounting face and screw holes specified for your chosen installation.

Bracket shapes, release mechanisms, spacing, and minimum mounting depths vary by model. This guide covers traditional screw-mounted brackets, not no-drill tension systems.

Tools & Fixings

Measuring tape, pencil, level, screwdriver, drill, and screws or anchors suitable for your mounting surface. Check for hidden wiring, pipes, and other obstructions before drilling.

Installation Video

Use the video and step-by-step images as a visual reference. Follow the instructions supplied with your product if its bracket design differs.

Open video on YouTube

Start Here: Prepare Your Brackets

Complete Steps 1–3, then follow the inside mount or outside mount instructions below.

1

Remove the Pre-Attached Brackets

Check the headrail for brackets attached during shipping. Release each bracket according to its clip or locking mechanism, without forcing it. Keep all brackets and fixings together for installation.

Step 1: Remove the inside mount or outside mount brackets attached to the headrail.
2

Measure & Mark the Positions

Hold the headrail at the intended mounting position, check that it is level, and mark the bracket locations. Follow your product instructions for bracket spacing and any additional support brackets.

Step 2: Measure and mark the bracket installation positions.
3

Mark the Screw Holes & Drill

Set the headrail aside. Use each bracket as a template to mark its screw holes, then drill the appropriate pilot holes. Use anchors or other fixings suitable for the mounting surface where required.

Step 3: Position the brackets at the markings and drill the screw holes.

Inside Mount Installation

Attach the brackets to the top interior surface of the window opening.

4A

Secure the Inside Mount Brackets

Screw the compact brackets into the prepared mounting positions, keeping them aligned. If your product uses two-in-one brackets, use the top-fixing holes specified for inside mounting.

Step 4A: Secure the inside mount brackets with screws at the top of the window opening.
5A

Attach the Headrail

For the clip-in brackets shown, hook the headrail into the front of the brackets, then rotate it down until it snaps into place. Support the headrail until every bracket is fully engaged.

Step 5A: Hook the headrail into the inside mount brackets and rotate it into its locked position.

Outside Mount Installation

Attach the brackets to the wall or suitable trim above the window opening.

4B

Secure the Outside Mount Brackets

Fasten the outside mount brackets at the marked positions, keeping them level and aligned. For two-in-one brackets, use the wall-fixing holes specified for outside mounting.

Step 4B: Secure the outside mount brackets to the wall above the window.
5B

Attach the Headrail

For the brackets shown, hook the headrail into the front of the brackets, then rotate it down until it locks into place. Confirm that every bracket is securely engaged before releasing the headrail.

Step 5B: Hook the headrail into the outside mount brackets and rotate it into its locked position.

Final Check Before Use

Confirm that all screws are secure, all brackets are engaged, and the headrail is level. Gently test the shade through its normal range of movement.

If the headrail feels loose or the shade does not operate smoothly, stop and check the installation. Do not force the headrail or operating mechanism.

Missing or Lost Brackets?

First, check whether the brackets are still attached to the headrail or tucked inside the packaging. If you cannot find them, please contact our customer service team.

Include your order number and photos of the headrail and any brackets you received so we can help identify the correct parts. Do not install the shade with missing or incompatible brackets.

Installation & programming manual

TP35 Hardwired
Motor Guide

A practical guide to AC wiring, remote pairing, motor direction, travel limits, slat control and speed adjustment. Follow the illustrated instructions for your TP35-5/26EHU motor.

AC 100–240V50/60HzYR211B Remote5.0 N·m Torque
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Electrical safety first. This is a mains-voltage AC motor, not a 12V/24V DC motor. Installation and connection to AC power must be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with local regulations. Disconnect the power before wiring or servicing; never work on live conductors.

01

Motor Overview

Motor model: TP35-5/26EHU. Recommended controls include the YR211B remote controller and AR8621 wall switch controller.

100–240VAC Rated Voltage
5.0 N·mRated Torque
26 RPMRated Speed
60WRated Power
02

Video Reference

Watch the supplied video alongside the steps and wiring illustrations below.

Watch on YouTube ↗
03

AC Wiring & Connection

The manual illustrates international-standard and U.S.-standard AC supply colors, including standard power wiring and optional wired Up/Down control.

Motor-side wire functions
Motor Wire Function
Blue (N) Neutral
White (L) AC Live
Yellow/Green (G) Protective Ground / Earth
Brown (L1) Up control input
Black (L2) Down control input

Wire functions above describe the motor leads, not the colors of the building supply. Always verify the actual wiring diagram and local electrical standards.

AC supply colors shown in the manual
Supply Live Neutral Ground
International Brown Blue Yellow/Green
U.S. Black White Green

Two Connection Methods

AStandard AC Power Connection

Connect the motor White (L), Blue (N) and Yellow/Green (G) leads to the corresponding AC supply conductors using approved connections. When wired for normal operation without direct Up/Down inputs, L1 (Brown) and L2 (Black) must remain disconnected and individually insulated.

BOptional Wired Up/Down Control

The diagrams also show an optional wired controller using the L1 (Brown / Up) and L2 (Black / Down) motor inputs. This is mains-voltage wiring; the electrician must follow the relevant switch diagram and avoid simultaneous opposing commands.

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Important: Never leave unused L1/L2 wires exposed. Seal and insulate them individually with approved terminals or insulating caps. Do not connect this motor directly to a low-voltage DC power supply.

TP35 international and US AC wiring diagrams including standard wiring and separate L1 Up and L2 Down connections
Official wiring reference, page 3. Tap to enlarge ↗
04

Remote Pairing & Direction

Use the YR211B remote. The CHANNEL SET button is located on the back of the remote beneath its battery compartment cover.

A. Pair the Motor to a Remote Channel

1Activate learning mode

Press the motor’s learning button 3 times. The motor makes one long beep and jogs once.

2Select a channel

Use the remote’s channel selector to choose the channel you want to assign.

3Press remote SET

Press the left SET button on the back of the remote. The motor gives continuous short beeps and jogs once.

4Confirm on the motor

Press the motor learning button once. The motor jogs to confirm pairing.

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Each motor can be assigned to one remote channel at a time. Assigning a new channel overwrites the previous channel assignment.

B. Reverse Motor Direction

  1. Press the motor learning button 3 times; wait for the long beep and jog.
  2. Press Channel Select Left + Stop simultaneously on the remote.
  3. One motor jog confirms the direction has been reversed.

Use this only when the remote’s open/close direction is opposite to the blind’s actual movement.

C. Clear a Stored Channel

  1. Press the motor learning button 3 times; it beeps and jogs.
  2. Then press and hold the learning button for 7 seconds.
  3. One motor jog confirms that channel memory has been cleared.

This clears the channel assignment; it is not the same as clearing travel limits.

View original remote pairing, memory and direction diagrams
Six-step TP35 channel pairing sequence, channel memory clearing and direction adjustment guide
Original programming diagram, page 4. Tap the image to enlarge.
05

Set Upper & Lower Travel Limits

In factory mode, the motor has no saved travel limits: it moves only while the Up or Down button is held. For regular operation, configure both limits after completing the blind installation.

Upper limit / Open position

Set the Upper Limit

1Enter setting mode

Hold UP/OPEN + CHANNEL SET together for 4 seconds.

2Check confirmation

A long beep and back-and-forth jog indicate upper-limit setting mode.

3Move into position

Use the remote to move the blind to the desired upper/open position.

4Save the limit

Hold the remote’s CHANNEL SET for 4 seconds. One jog confirms.

Complete the sequence within 3 minutes. At the saved upper limit, Up/Open will not move the motor farther.

Lower limit / Closed position

Set the Lower Limit

1Enter setting mode

Hold DOWN/CLOSE + CHANNEL SET together for 4 seconds.

2Check confirmation

A long beep and back-and-forth jog indicate lower-limit setting mode.

3Move into position

Use the remote to move the blind to the desired lower/closed position.

4Save the limit

Hold the remote’s CHANNEL SET for 4 seconds. One jog confirms.

Complete the sequence within 3 minutes. At the saved lower limit, Down/Close will not move the motor farther.

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Program one blind at a time. Wireless setting commands can affect all paired motors within range. Turn off or isolate unrelated blinds while programming. Set the upper and lower limit in either order.

Clear Previously Saved Travel Limits

With the remote channel already paired, hold STOP + CHANNEL SET simultaneously for 4 seconds. The motor jogs once to confirm the limit reset.

The motor returns to its no-limit state; reprogram the travel limits before normal operation. The source manual also warns not to use the direct power control function after clearing travel limits.

TP35 upper travel limit programming instructions and travel status diagram
Upper limit setting, page 5. Tap to enlarge ↗
TP35 lower travel limit programming, limit clearing and slat rotation diagram
Lower limit, reset & slat control, page 6. Tap to enlarge ↗
06

Slat Rotation & Preset Positions

Fine Slat Tilt Adjustment

Short-press a slat tilt Up or slat tilt Down button on the YR211B remote. Each press tilts the slats by approximately 15° in the selected direction.

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Slat-tilt control and travel/open-close control are different functions. Use the dedicated slat-tilt buttons for small angular adjustments.

Run to a Preset Level

After setting travel limits, hold the corresponding preset/tilt key for about 1.5 seconds to move the motor to its stored travel position.

75%Upper PresetHold ~1.5 sec
50%Middle PresetHold ~1.5 sec
25%Lower PresetHold ~1.5 sec

Customize Any Preset Stop

1Move to the desired position

Use the remote to position the blind at the location you want to save.

2Save with the appropriate preset

Press the remote’s rear CHANNEL SET together with the matching 75%, 50% or 25% preset key for approximately 2 seconds, as shown in the original diagrams.

3Check motor feedback

One motor jog confirms that the intermediate stop position was saved.

4Recall your position

Hold the corresponding preset key for 1.5 seconds to run to the saved position.

Factory preset positions are 75% (position 1), 25% (position 2) and 50% (position 3). Check the button locations in the original illustrations for your remote.

YR211B TP35 remote preset travel levels 75 50 25 percent and custom stop positions 1 and 2
Preset levels and custom stops 1–2, page 7. Tap to enlarge ↗
YR211B TP35 intermediate position 3 setting and adjustable motor speed selection 26 22 or 18 RPM
Custom stop 3 and motor speed setting, page 8. Tap to enlarge ↗
07

Adjust Motor Speed

The channel must already be paired before changing motor speed.

1Enter speed selection

Hold the remote’s CHANNEL SET button for 5 seconds. The motor beeps and jogs to enter speed setting mode.

2Select speed

Within 7 seconds, hold UP/OPEN, STOP or DOWN/CLOSE for 5 seconds to choose the speed below.

3Confirm

Press the rear CHANNEL SET button once to confirm the selection.

26 RPMUP / OPENHold 5 seconds
22 RPMSTOPHold 5 seconds
18 RPMDOWN / CLOSEHold 5 seconds

26 RPM is the rated motor speed. For the original control sequence and button illustrations, refer to page 8 above.

08

Setup Checklist & Help

Before Normal Operation

  1. Have a qualified electrician complete and inspect the AC wiring.
  2. Make sure the full blind assembly is installed and unobstructed.
  3. Pair the desired channel with the motor.
  4. Verify the direction; reverse it if necessary.
  5. Save the upper and lower travel limits.
  6. Test the open/close, slat tilt and preset commands.

If Something Does Not Respond

  • No response: Verify that the correct channel is selected, and ask the electrician to verify the power connection.
  • Wrong movement direction: Run the reverse-direction sequence in section 04.
  • Stops early or too late: Check and reconfigure the travel limits in section 05.
  • Preset does not work: Confirm both travel limits have been saved first.
  • Other blinds move during setup: Isolate other powered motors before retrying.
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Need assistance? When contacting support, include the motor model TP35-5/26EHU, your remote model, the step you are performing and a short video of the motor’s response. Do not attempt to open or repair energized electrical components.

TP35-5/26EHU Hardwired Motor · Installation & Programming Reference. This web guide summarizes the seven supplied manual pages. Always follow the original device labeling, supplied diagrams and applicable electrical regulations. Figures and video remain linked to their original sources.

iHomeBlinds / Made to Order

Shipping Policy

From order confirmation to your doorstep, here is what to expect when ordering custom blinds and shades from iHomeBlinds.

Standard Custom Production 3–5 business days
Angle Top / Motorized Production 5–7 business days
Shipping in Transit 5–7 business days after carrier transit begins

Production time and shipping time are separate. These estimates apply to custom-made products. Please allow additional time during holidays.

Your Order, Step by Step

01

Product & Size Confirmation

1–2 days

After receiving your order, we will review your product selections and measurements and send you a confirmation email. Please check the details carefully and let us know promptly if any corrections are needed.

If we do not receive a reply within 2 days of sending the confirmation email, we will proceed with production using the details shown in that email.
02

Custom Production

Made to your specifications

Following the order review and confirmation stage, your order enters production. The estimated production time depends on the product type:

Product Type Production Time
Standard Custom Blinds & Shades 3–5 business days
Angle Top Shades 5–7 business days
Motorized Shades 5–7 business days
Holiday notice: Production may take longer during holidays. Production estimates do not include shipping time.
03

Express Shipping

Typically 5–7 business days

Once your order is completed, we arrange shipment with the carrier. Shipping usually takes 5–7 business days once the carrier begins transporting your package.

We will update the tracking details on your order page and send you an email when the tracking number is available. Holidays, peak shipping periods, and carrier delays may extend transit time.

When does shipping time start? The transit estimate begins when the carrier starts transporting your package—not when you place your order or when a shipping label is created.
04

Delivery & Product Inspection

Please inspect on arrival

When your package arrives, please inspect both the product and the outer packaging. If you find any shipping damage, contact us as soon as possible and provide all three types of photos below:

  • Photo 01

    Product Damage

    Clear photos of the damaged product, including close-ups showing the affected parts.

  • Photo 02

    Outer Packaging Damage

    Photos of the outside of the box, including close-ups of any dents, tears, crushing, or other visible damage.

  • Photo 03

    Shipping Label

    A clear photo of the shipping label with the tracking number fully visible and readable.

Email the photos to service@ihomeblinds.com with your order number and a brief description of the issue. Our team will review the information and help arrange the appropriate solution, such as replacement parts or a remake where needed.

Please keep the product and packaging until our team has reviewed your case. If the box shows no visible damage, please still include photos of the outer packaging and shipping label.

Questions About Your Delivery?

Email our support team with your order number. For shipping damage, please include the three types of photos listed above.

service@ihomeblinds.com
Business days exclude weekends and public holidays. Production and shipping timeframes are estimates, not guaranteed delivery dates. Total delivery time includes order confirmation, production, and transit.

iHomeBlinds / Our Commitment

Limited Lifetime Quality Warranty

One year of free product-quality coverage, followed by ongoing replacement-part support. We are here to help you resolve product issues, even after the first year.

Within the First Year

Free Remake or Replacement Parts

If your iHomeBlinds product develops a confirmed product-quality issue within one year of its original delivery date, we will remake the affected product or send the replacement parts needed to resolve the issue, free of charge.

Our technical team will review the problem and recommend the appropriate solution.

No product or part charge. Shipping is on us.
After the First Year

Free Parts. Continued Support.

After the first year, we continue to provide free replacement parts for confirmed product-quality issues for as long as you own your iHomeBlinds product.

You pay the shipping cost. Our technical team will help identify the parts you need and explain how to replace them.

Replacement parts are free. You pay shipping.

How to Request Support

Having an issue with your blinds or shades? Please show us what is happening so we can help identify the right solution.

  1. Email Us Your Order Details

    Contact service@ihomeblinds.com with your order number and a brief description of the issue. If your order includes several products, tell us which one is affected.

  2. Include Clear Photos or a Video

    Please attach clear photos or a short video showing the product, the affected area or part, and the problem. For operating issues, a video showing what happens when you use the shade is especially helpful.

  3. Receive a Technical Review

    Our technical team will review your photos or video and reply by email with troubleshooting guidance and the next steps. We may ask for additional details to confirm the cause.

  4. Confirm the Solution

    Once the issue is assessed, we will arrange the appropriate replacement parts or remake under the terms above. Any charges payable by you will be confirmed before the solution is arranged.

Let Us Help Make It Right

Send us your order number, a description, and photos or a video.

service@ihomeblinds.com

Our technical team will respond by email. Please contact us before returning any product.

What this warranty covers: Manufacturing defects and product-quality issues in your iHomeBlinds blinds or shades. The appropriate solution is determined after our technical team reviews the reported problem.

What “lifetime” means: Ongoing replacement-part support for as long as you own your iHomeBlinds product, under the terms of this policy. It does not mean unconditional free replacement of the entire product or free shipping after the first year.

Nothing in this policy removes or restricts consumer rights that apply under local law.