Curtain robots, track motors and blind motors — each coordinated locally by the Senaro Pod, so your window treatments follow the time of day, the light and your scenes.
Reference visuals; specifications vary by model. Electrical work is scoped after an assessment.
The right motor depends on what hangs on the window today: a rod, a ceiling track or a chain-operated blind.
A compact motor that clips onto your existing curtain rod or bead chain and travels along it, opening and closing the curtain. Nothing is rewired and the curtains stay yours.
A motor built into the ceiling or wall curtain track that pulls the curtain smoothly along it. Double tracks take two motors, so sheers and drapes move independently.
A wall-mounted drive that operates the bead chain of a blind, raising, lowering and stopping it at any point. Ideal where the chain is the only control today.
Exact features vary by model and are confirmed during the site survey.
Open, close and stop
Move the curtain or blind fully or stop it at any point.
Position control
Set an exact opening, such as 40 percent, from the app or a scene.
Schedules
Open at sunrise, close at sunset, or follow your own routine.
Scenes and automation
Join lighting scenes, such as Movie mode, or react to a sensor.
Manual control
Buttons on the unit, and hand operation on supported models.
Light-based action
Respond to daylight where the model has a light sensor.
Choose what is on your window to see the matching motor and how it installs.
Family
Variant
A compact motor that clips onto your existing curtain rod or bead chain and travels along it, opening and closing the curtain. Nothing is rewired and the curtains stay yours.
We’ll measure up and match the motor to each window.
Senaro Pod · local control, no mandatory cloud
