<ul><li>Charging & Power: Each motor includes a 118 in charging cable and power adapter. Charging takes about 6–8 hours with a standard charger. The charging port is located on the right side of the headrail. The indoor-use solar panel (not waterproof) includes a fixed 7 7/8" cable</li><li>Battery Life: A full charge supports approximately 300–500 uses. Most customers only need to recharge every 3 months, depending on shade size and usage. The motor can remain plugged in safely while charging</li><li>Solar Panel Tips: Works best in areas with strong sunlight. Not recommended for north-facing windows. Solar panel must receive direct sunlight for effective charging</li><li>Note: Low-E glass and laminated glass may block too much sunlight for solar charging</li><li>Installation Notice: Keep the motor cable with the yellow label at least 0.5 in away from metal window frames to ensure strong signal performance</li><li>Remote Control: Requires 2 AAA batteries. 1-Channel Remote Control: Controls ONE single shade independently. 15-Channel Remote Control: Channel 0 : Controls all paired shades simultaneously. Channels 1-15 : Each channel is assigned to control one specific shade, enabling you to Solar panel must receive direct sunlight for effective charging</li></ul>
Product Name
Liz Motorized Roman Shade Cordless
Warranty
Limited warranty
Manufacturer Notes
Color counts on Dye Lots
Material & Finish
Construction
Woven
Content
10% Linen, 90% Polyester
Availability & Procurement
Availability
Confirm Stock Level with Sales Rep
Lead Time
5-7 days
Technical Specifications
Size
Width Range: 24-98 inches; Length Range: 24-98 inches, Headrail Size: 2 3/4 in H x 2 in D, Bracket Size: 1 1/4 in H x 2 5/8 in D
Inside mount means the window coverings will be mounted and hung on the inside of the window frame. Not recommended for shallow window sills. Outside mount means the window coverings will be mounted and hung outside of the window frame, making it ideal for shallow window sills or for more complete light blockage by reducing the halo effect