Choose the room you want to control
Manage independent living room, bedroom and kitchen shutters through their own channels. Select the shutter you want to operate.
PHONE CONTROL FOR WINDOW ROLLER SHUTTERS
Control your window shutters room by room.
Bring compatible remote-controlled window shutters into one app. Operate one room independently, group shutters you use together and schedule opening and closing commands around your daily routine.
Use-case illustration
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Adding phone control to an electric window shutter requires a remote and receiver model compatible with KumandaLink. Connect the device to power and pair it using your working remote. Each independent shutter uses one channel. Send supported commands, set schedules and create groups in the app. Open/closed status requires an additional sensor on each shutter you want to monitor.
Schedule morning and evening commands
Plan regular opening and closing commands for selected days and times. Update your schedule when your routine changes.
Keep the handheld remote
Continue using your remote after adding phone control. Different brands can share a KumandaLink device when their individual models are confirmed compatible.
EXAMPLE CHANNEL PLAN
Example: six independent window shutters
Six independently controlled shutters use six channels. Choose the 15 Channel model for this capacity, leaving nine channels available. Each model and wireless access across the rooms must also be confirmed.
This is an illustrative setup. Model compatibility and wireless coverage are checked separately.
Is every electric shutter suitable?
Motorised shutters can use different control and receiver arrangements. KumandaLink initial pairing uses an existing remote that operates the shutter. If a shutter has only a wall switch or no working remote, contact us to assess the system before ordering.
Groups and channel capacity
Shutters that can be controlled independently still use separate channels when grouped together. For example, putting six shutters in a home group does not reduce the channel requirement to one.
Plan device placement as well as capacity. Rooms and floors affect wireless coverage; a 15-channel device should not be assumed to reach every shutter in every building.
01Can I add Wi-Fi control to an existing remote-controlled window shutter?
Yes, if the remote and receiver model is compatible. KumandaLink uses your working shutter remote during initial pairing.
02Does every electric shutter work with KumandaLink?
Compatibility depends on the remote and receiver model. A motor or brand name alone does not establish compatibility. Send remote photos and an externally visible receiver label if available.
03Is the 5 Channel model enough for six window shutters?
Six independently controlled shutters need six channels, so the 15 Channel model provides the required capacity. Grouping does not reduce the channel count needed for independent control.
04Can I see the opening percentage of a shutter?
The additional sensor reports open/closed status only. It does not measure intermediate positions or opening percentage. Each independent shutter you want to monitor requires one sensor.
05Can I send commands over mobile data away from home?
Yes, when both your phone and KumandaLink have internet access. Local control without internet is also possible when they share the same working Wi-Fi network.
06Will a power cut erase the shutter pairings?
No. KumandaLink retains saved pairings and settings, so you do not need to pair the devices again after power returns.
START WITH THE RIGHT MODEL
Check compatibility