Familiar commands on your phone
Use the open, stop and close operations supported by your existing remote and receiver through the app. Your handheld remote remains active.
Use the supported opening, stopping and closing commands of your compatible remote-controlled awning in the KumandaLink app. Add phone control alongside your handheld remote for your balcony, terrace or business.
KumandaLink is a device that adds phone control to a motorised awning with a compatible remote and receiver. Connect it to power and pair it using your existing working awning remote. One independent awning uses one channel. Control while away requires internet access at both ends; local control works without internet on the same working Wi-Fi network. Open/closed status requires an additional sensor on the awning.
Use the open, stop and close operations supported by your existing remote and receiver through the app. Your handheld remote remains active.
Add compatible independent awnings to separate channels. Group the awnings you want to operate together.
Schedule regular commands for selected days and times. Edit your routines in the app when your plans change.
A single independently controlled awning uses one channel for supported open, stop and close commands. The 1 Channel model fits once model compatibility and wireless coverage are confirmed.
This is an illustrative setup. Model compatibility and wireless coverage are checked separately.
Whether an awning has a cassette, folding arms or another structure does not determine KumandaLink compatibility on its own. We check the remote and receiver that operate the motor. Start the check by sharing photos of your working remote.
Scheduling sends a selected command on the days and times you choose. This schedule does not measure wind or rain.
If your awning already has a weather sensor or another automation system, share that information before setup. We can assess compatibility alongside the existing control arrangement.
Yes, if the remote and receiver model is compatible with KumandaLink. Initial pairing uses your existing working remote.
The remote and receiver must be checked rather than relying on the awning structure. Supported commands can be used if the controls fitted to that awning are compatible.
No. The supported open, stop and close commands for one independent awning use a single channel. The 1 Channel model is considered for one awning.
No. Your existing handheld remote stays available after KumandaLink setup.
Yes, with an additional open/closed status sensor. Each independent awning you want to monitor needs one sensor. It does not measure intermediate positions or opening percentage.
Scheduling sends commands on selected days and times. The schedule does not measure wind, rain or other weather conditions.