Everyday control, in your hand
Some people love an app; plenty just want a button anyone can pick up and use. That’s what our handheld remotes do for your motorised Coverlight blinds. The only thing to decide is how many blinds you’d like to control on their own — that’s what the channels are for.
How many channels do you need?
Think of a channel as a button that talks to one blind — or to a set of blinds you’ve grouped together. The more channels, the more blinds you can drive on their own.
1 Channel Remote
- Drives a single blind on its own button
- Neat for a bedroom, study or nursery
- An easy, low-cost spare to keep on hand
6 Channel Remote
- Six buttons for six blinds — or six rooms
- Bundle a room’s blinds onto one button to move as one
- The sweet spot for most homes
16 Channel Remote
- Sixteen buttons — plenty for a full house of blinds
- Give each room its own, and keep a “close everything” button
- Built for bigger homes and lots of windows
A quick way to choose
Counting one blind
Just the one motorised blind? A single-channel remote is all it takes — nothing to over-think.
A handful around the house
A few blinds spread across a couple of rooms? Six channels lets you run each room, or group a room to move as one.
Kitting out the whole place
Blinds going in everywhere? Sixteen channels gives every room its own button, with a whole-home one to spare.
You’re free to mix it up — one blind per button, or a group of blinds sharing a button so they move together. Set it up however your home runs.
Why one is rarely the last
There’s no limit to how many remotes a home can have — and a spare in the right place saves a lot of walking.
Where you actually use them
Keep a remote in the room, not down the hall. A bedside one beats fumbling for the blinds in the dark.
One for each level
A remote upstairs and one down means the blinds you want are always a press away — not a floor away.
A backup in the drawer
A cheap single-channel remote is a handy just-in-case for when the main one decides to wander off.
Pairing & programming
Setting a remote up takes a few minutes — pair it to a blind, then set the open and close limits. Our step-by-step guides walk you through both, including grouping blinds onto a channel.
Remote control FAQs
Do I need a remote, or can I use the app?
What’s the difference between 1, 6 and 16 channels?
Can one channel control several blinds?
Which remote pairs with my blind?
Can I add extra remotes later?
How do I change the remote’s battery?
Match a remote to your home
From one bedroom blind to a house full of windows — grab the remote that suits, or start by designing your blind.
