It measures wind speed and automatically retracts the awning or closes the shutters to prevent damage, making it ideal for areas frequently affected by gusty winds.

• Automatic wind protection: The anemometer continuously measures wind speed in real time. When it exceeds a pre-set limit, it sends a signal to:
  • Retract the awning to protect the fabric from tearing and prevent arm damage.
  • Close the shutters to shield windows from airborne debris and prevent slats from detaching.
• Prevent costly damage: Repairing or replacing an awning, shutter, or glass pane due to wind damage is often much more expensive than installing a sensor:
  • Protects your investment in shading systems and automation.
  • No need to be present to safeguard your property.
• Save time and reduce stress: The anemometer handles weather monitoring and system response for you, especially when:
  • You’re away from home or on vacation.
  • You forget to retract the awning during strong winds.

At the same time, it senses sunlight intensity and executes predefined scenarios, providing thermal comfort and protection from overheating – especially during the summer months.

• Automatic sun protection: The sunlight sensor activates when brightness exceeds a set threshold:
  • The awning extends automatically, providing shade and protecting furniture, floors, and glass surfaces from UV exposure.
  • Shutters can rise to let in natural light or lower for shading, depending on the scenario you’ve configured.
• Enhanced thermal comfort: Solar radiation can raise indoor temperatures by up to 10°C:
  • Keeps indoor spaces cooler without overusing air conditioning.
  • Saves energy and reduces your ecological footprint.
• Autonomous and intelligent operation: The sensor constantly adapts to changing outdoor conditions and supports you when:
  • You’re at work and sunlight is directly hitting your home.
  • You forgot to activate shading and want to avoid returning to an overheated space.