Flush-mounted roller shutter relay ORNO OR-SH-1735 with radio receiver, 300W, smart home

Flush-mounted roller shutter relay ORNO OR-SH-1735 with radio receiver, 300W, smart home is a compact actuator designed for concealed installation in standard wall boxes to control roller shutters, blinds and similar tubular motor loads. The device integrates a radio receiver enabling wireless control together with traditional wired wall switches, allowing retrofit or new installations to gain radio remote functionality without changing the visible switchgear. The relay supports motor control with a 300 W power rating and is suitable for compact smart-home setups.

Advantages

The compact design of this flush-mounted relay allows installation behind existing switches and in limited space, offering radio control without visible changes to the interior. Integrated radio reception and wired switch inputs provide flexible control options: local manual operation, remote radio commands or combined use. Rated for 300 W motor loads, the relay is intended for small to medium roller shutters and blinds and includes protections appropriate for household installation.

Suitable for

• Control of roller shutters and blinds driven by tubular motors
• Retrofit projects where radio control is required without replacing wall switches
• New electrical installations seeking concealed smart-home actuator integration
• Home automation systems that require a compact in-wall relay with radio receiver

Key specifications

• Installation: flush-mounted in standard wall box
• Control: integrated radio receiver plus wired switch inputs
• Rated load: 300 W suitable for roller shutter and blind motors
• Application: actuator for tubular motor loads (up/down control)
• Form factor: compact module for concealed mounting

How to use

Install the relay into a flush-mounted wall box behind an existing switch or behind a cover plate following local wiring regulations and with the power supply disconnected. Connect the motor and switch wires to the corresponding terminals according to the device wiring diagram. After powering the unit, pair radio remotes or configure channel settings as required by the receiver's pairing procedure. Use wired wall switches for direct local control and radio remote for wireless operation; both methods can be used interchangeably once the device is programmed.

Usage recommendations

Use the relay within its rated load limits and for compatible tubular motors. Verify motor current and power to ensure they do not exceed 300 W. For safe installation, follow local electrical codes and, if unsure, use a qualified electrician. Keep the device in a dry, ventilated wall box and avoid mounting in locations with excessive heat or moisture.