Roller shutters in new construction

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Does anyone know the S_Onro or know anything about it in daily use? I wanted to install it for privacy protection on the upper floor.

On average, we paid 270 euros per roller shutter including installation, roller shutter box, motor, and cover.

We did the wiring ourselves including floor central control, sun position sensor, etc...

Hi everyone, we were finally able to agree on a reasonable price with our window fitter. We didn't take all the windows; we left out the small ones in the guest WC, utility room, etc., and the bathroom upstairs. In total, there are now 5 on the ground floor (living room + kitchen) and 3 on the upper floor (bedroom). The switches on the ground floor can be easily combined, in the bedrooms always next to the door. I am now wondering if the extra cost of about €1000 for a central control system is worth it. Do you use all the features of the central control system? With 15-20 windows, it’s definitely a must-have, but for 8 windows? Or did someone have the same thought as me and later regret the missing central control system?

I only have three windows downstairs with blinds that can be operated centrally.

Once to lower them in the evening, and then we also have a sun sensor that controls them.

Upstairs there is another control that operates 10 roller shutters - mainly because of the sun sensor.

It cost us 100 euros per main station plus some cable because we installed it ourselves.

You don’t really NEED it, but retrofitting would have been expensive again...

If you have [Raffstoren] like Sebastian79, you should not overlook the topic of wind sensors/central control.