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There are several control options for automatic shutters:

• Remote control: Operate your shutters from a distance with a dedicated remote control.
• Timer: Schedule your shutters to open and close automatically at specific times, creating a pre-programmed routine for added convenience.
• Smartphone app: Enjoy ultimate convenience by controlling your shutters through a smartphone app, even when you’re away from home.
• Wall switch: Control your shutters with a simple wall switch for a traditional touch.

Automatic shutters are generally low-maintenance. Regular cleaning with a soft brush and soapy water is sufficient. The motor and other components may require occasional professional servicing, depending on the manufacturer’s recommendations.

Yes, automatic shutters require electricity to operate the motor. However, some models have backup battery systems in case of power outages.

The cost of automatic shutters depends on several factors, including:

• The size and type of shutters: Larger shutters and those made from premium materials like steel will naturally cost more.
• The control system: More advanced control options like smartphone apps may increase the price.
• Installation costs: Labor costs can vary depending on the complexity of the installation.

Manual shutters offer a compelling combination of advantages, including:

Enhanced security: Deter intruders and vandalism with robust slats that withstand harsh weather and forced entry attempts. Just like their automatic counterparts, they act as a formidable physical barrier.

Effortless self-reliance: No electricity required! Operate your shutters at your own pace with smooth-gliding mechanisms for effortless control

Low maintenance: Durable materials and a straightforward design mean minimal upkeep for years of reliable operation.

Manual shutters come in various flavors, each catering to specific needs:

Solid shutters: Offer maximum security and privacy with opaque slats made from aluminum or steel. Great for protecting valuables and ensuring complete darkness.

Operating manual shutters is straightforward! Here’s the gist:

Grab the handle or crank: This is your control center for raising and lowering the shutters.

Pull or crank gently: Depending on the size and spring-assistance (if any), you’ll exert some effort to raise the shutters.

Engage the locking mechanism: Once the shutters are at the desired height, secure them in place with a latch or lock for added security.

The cost of manual shutters depends on several factors, including:

The size and type of shutters: Larger shutters and those made from premium materials like steel will naturally cost more.

Spring-assistance: If you opt for spring-assisted shutters, expect a slightly higher price tag for the added convenience.

Installation costs: Labor costs can vary depending on the complexity of the installation.