Many Hunter Douglas window fashions can be motorized. That means a motor in the headrail does the work of raising, lowering or tilting the window covering. The methods of motorization are as varied as the products themselves. Some systems are powered by batteries (such as PowerRise® 2.0 and PowerTilt™ systems), others by household current or power supplies (such as PowerGlide® 2.0). Additionally, many Hunter Douglas motorized products can be controlled as part of a lighting or whole-home automation system.

With all of the possibilities available, selling the correct motorized system into the right application is important. In this section, you’ll see all motorization methods summarized in one place to help take the mystery out of the motorization sales process. This section will also serve as a guide to learning about Hunter Douglas motorization options and choosing the best system for any home.