SOMFY Ø70 Tubular Motor SUNILUS IO

SOMFY SUNILUS IO tubular motors for Ø70 shaft, are ideal for for garage rollers or awnings. They are wireless, very fast but with silent termination, and they have electronically adjustable limits (no screw regulators or buttons) so that the installer does not need access to the motor head at all and they self-test every month (self-learning mode).

Wireless Operation

The built-in IO receiver, io-homecontrol® technology at 868.95 MHz, allows remote control of the motor and feedback on its operation. You can control them all from a remote control or your mobile phone or by voice by adding a digital voice assistant (Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, Apple HomeKit). It has a large memory, rolling code of 16 million possibilities, and stores up to 9 different remote controls.

Compatibility

SOMFY SUNILUS IO wireless tubular motors are compatible with all SOMFY IO remote controls and Smart Hubs.

• SOMFY Connectivity Kit
• SOMFY TaHoma
• SOMFY IO

Technical Specifications

SOMFY SUNILUS IO tubular motors are connected with the built-in 5m white VVF 3×0.75mm² cable to AC-RGE1-230V/50HZ current and can work safely in a current voltage range of 205-255V and temperature from -20°C up to +70°C. It is additionally protected by a built-in 4-minute thermal, while the IP44 protection index makes it safe even for outdoor use inside an awning shaft.

5-Year SOMFY Warranty – Because Reliability Matters

When you choose a SOMFY product, you’re investing in technology that lasts. The 5-year warranty covering most Somfy products gives you the confidence that you’re choosing proven quality, long-term performance, and the backing of a global automation leader. At Rolloplast, as an official SOMFY partner, we ensure that every SOMFY solution comes with complete technical support and long-term value.

Availability

The product is usually Immediately Available. But as there may be a shortage due to high demand or delay in imports, it is better to contact us for availability and expected delivery time.

ATTENTION!

The lifting load of each motor should be documented and confirmed by the roll manufacturer, as they must account for both friction and shaft thickness change per revolution, as well as some safety margin.