Motor de Estores Elétricos AM25-ES-EZ para Tubo de Estores 1.5" (38mm) / 1.75" (43mm) Compatível com Alexa e Google Home

These little motors did what they said they would do. Strong and easy to connect to both the remote and Google via the zigbee integration. I did need to 3D print three custom parts to replace the included parts so that they would engage with my tube and fixture correctly. That was not a big deal for me, but may be a problem for someone else.

Also, I wish that they came with USB extension cables so that you wouldn't have to get all the way to the base of the motor to charge them. My blinds are fully enclosed, so it would require me to take them down for each charge. I was able to find some cheap 6in cables on Amazon that seem to do the trick, but it would have been nice to avoid this separate purchase.

Overall these motors are doing really well and when I've shown them to others they are impressed. Glad I made the purchase.

We have enjoyed the new shade motors. Install was easy. Getting the upper and lower limit was a bit of a hassle. Had to look at so You tube videos to figure it out. The customer service was very good in helping me figure out the right equipment to purchase.

Writing a note for anyone considering these motor blinds.

Overall: Highly recommend.
Product: Quite, strong motor, very customizable for programming, integrates with Alexa (via the ZigBee Hub).
Customer Service: EXCELLENT

My experience:
I have 11 roller shades. I researched to find a quality shade and ordered 3 to test these out in a grouping before getting all 11.
Setup: Setup for the first motor takes a little while (an hour) to understand the first time. Once I understood how to setup, the remaining two took about 5 minutes each.
Recommendation:
1) Order a ZigBee hub for each floor. I have three blind upstairs and 8 downstairs. The range on the ZigBee hub might not cover the full house through walls. Hub is US~$25, so I ordered two.
2) You will not need a separate remote for every motor. Order the multi-channel remote for each floor. I ordered the 160channel for downstairs adn the 8 channel for upstairs. The multi channel remote is each to control each motor separatly, but groupoing will require the ZigBee hub. Alexa is each to communicate with the hub and setup very customized schedules. Eg. Use the hub to create a scene (i.e. group 3 shares in living room to open X% or close X Y%, group living room 3 shared to open X%, close Y%). Then use Alex to call that scene (i.e. Call one of those scenes or all the scenes). VERY customizable.
3) CHECK YOUR Tube dimension! Rollerhouses has all customer support through WhatsUp. Their headquarters in in China (I believe). Their support is extremely responsive and helpful. As as many questions as you want and they are very responsive to help you get the right shades. Take a picture of the tube end with a ruler and their support will help ensure you get the right caps. IMPORTANT: Many tubes have unique tabs positions in the inside of the tube, so the standard caps for the motors might not fit correctly. By takign a picture with the ruler, their support team will 3D print a custom cap for your motor ($5 each) and ship it with the shade. Be sure to add a little extra spacing for the print, otherwise you might need to sand down the cap edges slightly. I provided specs and the support team sent me three caps that perfectly met the specs, but I gave specs that were so exact, that I had to shave down the edges a bit. For the second grouping, I asked Rollerhouses to increase the spacing a bit. When placing the order, you specify your phone number if the notes and ROllershades will reference the WhatAp communication to print the correct cap specs.
4) Once you have the multi-channel remotes, you don't need to order the full kit for the remainign shades. You can order the "Motor Only" version (cheaper) which does not come with the remote (you wont need a remote for every motor). If you want to charge all of the motors simultaneously, you'll need a USBa-USBc corder for each motor. You can ask them to include a charging cord for each motor ($4 each), or buy a bundle online from Amazon or other supplier, or charge each motor in series (not ideal and it may take a few hours for each motor).
5) Instuctions: OK, not great. A little confusing getting the first setup with ZigBee, but once you have it figured out, takes about 5 minutes each.
6) ZigBee app allows for the motor to work forward or reverse. If you install the motor on the left side of the tube, it will work "forward", If you install on the right side of the tube, you need to set it as "reverse" so that UP and DOWN are intuitive. Both work seamlessly. NOTE: Once you set the top setpoint and bottom setpoint, when closed the AP considers it "100%" and open = 0%. Hence, when giving it direction on percentage to open or close, you are directing it to how "closed" you want it. e.g. "Alexa, Close shades 0%" would open that shades 100%.

Overall, they work fantastic! Quiet. super fast to setup each motor (once you work through setting up the first one), and customer support if fantastic.

Zigbee Blinds Motor Rechargeable 1.5"(38mm) For Alexa Google Home

The product is easy to install. Just works with the remote. The documentation supplied is great - clear and step by step instruction with illustration.

The product description however should be improved. The documentation said the motor torque is 0.8Nm. This is important but never mentioned in the listing, so potential customer may end up bought this motor but found it didn't perform as expected.

The documentation did mentioned there are other model with larger torque. This is what I would like so could the vendor provide more information ?