A venetian blind adjustment device includes a hollow bottom shell, a worm and worm wheel mechanism arranged in the bottom shell, an operation member, and a cover. The bottom shell includes two opposite sidewalls, and defines an opening in a top and between tops of the sidewalls. The worm and worm wheel mechanism includes a worm and a worm wheel. An end of the operation member extends into the bottom shell and is connected to the worm. The cover is mounted to the bottom shell to close the opening. Two ends of the worm wheel are rotatably mounted to the sidewalls of the bottom shell, and two limit hooks extend down toward the bottom shell from opposite sides of the cover, to abut against outer surfaces of the sidewalls, respectively.

A venetian blind adjustment device includes a hollow bottom shell, a worm and worm wheel mechanism arranged in the bottom shell, an operation member, and a cover. The bottom shell includes two opposite sidewalls, and defines an opening in a top and between tops of the sidewalls. The worm and worm wheel mechanism includes a worm and a worm wheel. An end of the operation member extends into the bottom shell and is connected to the worm. The cover is mounted to the bottom shell to close the opening. Two ends of the worm wheel are rotatably mounted to the sidewalls of the bottom shell, and two limit hooks extend down toward the bottom shell from opposite sides of the cover, to abut against outer surfaces of the sidewalls, respectively.

A battery-powered Roman shade system may comprise first and second brackets for mounting the shade system to a structure, a roller tube rotatably supported by the first and second brackets, and a housing configured to receive, at a first end of the housing, one or more batteries for powering a motor drive unit inside the roller tube. The housing may also be configured to support a lift assistance subsystem at a second end of the housing. The lift assistance subsystem is configured to provide variable lift assistance to the motor drive unit. The shade system may also comprise a battery holder for holding the one or more batteries. For example, the housing may comprise an internal compartment for housing the battery holder and the lift assistance subsystem. In addition, the shade system may comprise a gear assembly configured to mechanically couple the roller tube to the lift assistance subsystem.

A battery-powered Roman shade system may comprise first and second brackets for mounting the shade system to a structure, a roller tube rotatably supported by the first and second brackets, and a housing configured to receive, at a first end of the housing, one or more batteries for powering a motor drive unit inside the roller tube. The housing may also be configured to support a lift assistance subsystem at a second end of the housing. The lift assistance subsystem is configured to provide variable lift assistance to the motor drive unit. The shade system may also comprise a battery holder for holding the one or more batteries. For example, the housing may comprise an internal compartment for housing the battery holder and the lift assistance subsystem. In addition, the shade system may comprise a gear assembly configured to mechanically couple the roller tube to the lift assistance subsystem.

A curtain remote controller and a method for setting remote control stroke thereof are provided, and the curtain remote controller controls the curtain driving motor through remote-control buttons; the managing buttons are used to set the upper and lower stroke interval of the curtain, so that the curtain moves within the interval and free adjustment of the stroke interval according to specific requirements is achieved. Meanwhile, the curtain remote controller adopts a conversion switch to form the remote control module and the setting module of the curtain remote controller, so that the function modules of the buttons are clearly divided to avoid situations such as the user is confused by too many buttons; it is convenient for users to identify each function module with a simple operation interface; the logical relationship of the curtain remote controller is simplified, and misoperation of the user is avoided.

An electromechanical actuator is integrated into a blackout or sun-shading device that includes a screen, top and bottom bars, and top and bottom winding shafts. The screen is between the bars. The top bar is connected to the top winding shaft by first cords. The bottom bar is connected to the bottom winding shaft by second cords. The electromechanical actuator includes first and second transmission devices and an electric motor that drives the shafts. The first transmission device connects to the motor and the top winding shaft and includes a first clutch. The second transmission device connects to the electric motor and the bottom winding shaft and includes a second clutch. When the motor is activated with only one clutch engaged, only one winding shaft is rotated. Moreover, when the motor is activated electrically and the clutches are engaged, the winding shafts are rotated by the motor.

An electromechanical actuator is integrated into a blackout or sun-shading device that includes a screen, top and bottom bars, and top and bottom winding shafts. The screen is between the bars. The top bar is connected to the top winding shaft by first cords. The bottom bar is connected to the bottom winding shaft by second cords. The electromechanical actuator includes first and second transmission devices and an electric motor that drives the shafts. The first transmission device connects to the motor and the top winding shaft and includes a first clutch. The second transmission device connects to the electric motor and the bottom winding shaft and includes a second clutch. When the motor is activated with only one clutch engaged, only one winding shaft is rotated. Moreover, when the motor is activated electrically and the clutches are engaged, the winding shafts are rotated by the motor.

Methods and apparatus to control architectural opening covering assemblies are disclosed herein. An architectural covering assembly including an architectural covering; a tube to which the architectural covering is coupled; a manual controller operatively coupled to the tube to rotate the tube; a motor including a motor housing and a motor shaft; and a clutch assembly including a clutch and a clutch housing in which the clutch is disposed, the motor shaft coupled to the clutch and the clutch coupled to the manual controller to hold the motor shaft substantially stationary when the architectural covering is moved under an influence of the motor to cause the motor housing to rotate with the clutch housing and the tube.

Methods and apparatus to control architectural opening covering assemblies are disclosed herein. An architectural covering assembly including an architectural covering; a tube to which the architectural covering is coupled; a manual controller operatively coupled to the tube to rotate the tube; a motor including a motor housing and a motor shaft; and a clutch assembly including a clutch and a clutch housing in which the clutch is disposed, the motor shaft coupled to the clutch and the clutch coupled to the manual controller to hold the motor shaft substantially stationary when the architectural covering is moved under an influence of the motor to cause the motor housing to rotate with the clutch housing and the tube.

Disclosed is a double-drum type curtain drum module, comprising a shell base having two compartments, a first guide wheel, a second guide wheel, an auxiliary cord rotator installed in a first compartment, and two cord drums installed in a second compartment. At least two reinforcing bars in parallel are formed in the first compartment. A plurality of first wheel-connecting grooves are formed on the reinforcing bars for installing the first guide wheel. The second compartment has a plurality of second wheel-connecting grooves formed on a bottom surface of the shell base for installing the second guide wheel. A connecting channel is formed between the reinforcing bars and exposed from the bottom surface of the shell base. The connecting channel extends into the second compartment for coupling the first wheel-connecting grooves and the second wheel-connecting grooves. A control cord reset opening is formed from the first guide wheel to a first end of the connecting channel to align between the curtain auxiliary cord access holes. A control cord transferred opening is formed from the second guide wheel to a second end of the connecting channel. Accordingly, what is solved is the rubbing issue of conventional control cord against the topmost curtain sunshade blade caused by conventional control cord being oblique to the curtain auxiliary cords adjacent to the control cord access holes.