Pre-order checklist
What Integrators Need Before Ordering Motorized Blinds
Use one coordinated schedule to align blind fabrication, motors, wiring, controls, installation and commissioning. Missing interface information is one of the most common causes of project delay.
Project information checklist
Product schedule
- Blind or curtain-track type
- Width, height or dimensioned track drawing
- Quantity, room, window and group IDs
- Fabric, curtain style and estimated load
- Inside, outside, ceiling, wall or recessed installation
Electrical and controls
- Voltage, power location and motor side
- RF, Tuya, Zigbee, RS485, dry contact or KNX path
- Gateway/controller model and supplier
- Commands, grouping and feedback required
- Local switch, remote and manual override expectations
Delivery and installation
- Destination, site access and package-length limits
- Installation responsibility and bracket substrate
- Project timeline and phased delivery
- Labeling, room schedule and packaging requirements
Testing and support
- Sample, motor or control bench test
- Commissioning and acceptance criteria
- Technical documents and protocol references
- Spare parts and after-sales contact process
Responsibility matrix
| Work item | Must be assigned to | Evidence before order |
|---|---|---|
| Final dimensions | Installer, contractor or project buyer | Approved blind schedule or track drawing |
| Motor/control selection | Saiwenna plus integrator | Confirmed motor interface and local controls |
| Gateway and programming | Integrator or controls contractor unless otherwise agreed | Gateway model, point list and programming scope |
| Power and wiring | Electrical contractor | Coordinated electrical drawing |
| Installation | Named installer | Mounting method, access and sequence |
| Commissioning | Integrator / BMS contractor | Test plan and acceptance owner |
Recommended order sequence
Review
Share the schedule, drawings, control concept and destination.
Confirm
Resolve motor, voltage, interface, mounting, packaging and responsibility questions.
Test
Use samples or a representative bench test when third-party integration is involved.
Release
Approve final specifications, labels, quantities and delivery plan before production.
FAQ
How should integrators specify motorized blinds for a BMS project?
Provide the blind schedule, power and wiring plan, motor-side interface, gateway/controller, point list, grouping, feedback requirements, commissioning owner and test criteria.
Does Saiwenna support dealers and smart-home integrators?
Yes. Support can include product selection, samples, motor and control review, project quotation, technical documents, OEM/private-label discussion and after-sales coordination according to the order.
Can Saiwenna supply OEM or private-label motorized blinds?
OEM and private-label requirements can be discussed. Final scope, minimum quantity, labeling, packaging and documentation depend on the selected product and order details.
Related guides and product paths
Continue with the most relevant selection, specification or application resource.