Good sleep is an important factor for a healthy lifestyle. Our electric blinds, with good blackout and light-filtering properties, can be programmed to a remote control or app to give you undisturbed sleep and wake you up gently.
Through the app’s integrations, you can also use voice control to operate them. This way, the smart blinds can easily connect with Google Home, Amazon Alexa, and Apple HomeKit.
Can I voice control my smart blinds FYRTUR and KADRILJ?
Our smart blinds can be controlled using both remote control and by voice control. By using the TRÅDFRI gateway or DIRIGERA hub, along with their respective apps.
On our website, you can also get more support for the app that belongs to either TRÅDFRI Gateway or DIRIGERA hub.
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