Somfy vindgivare RTS 9127932

Protect your awnings, external venetian blinds, and roller shutters from wind damage with the Somfy Wind Sensor RTS. Mounted on a wall or mast, this wireless sensor continuously monitors wind conditions and automatically commands your Somfy RTS motors to retract the covering when wind speeds exceed your chosen threshold. Ideal for homeowners and building managers who want peace of mind without manual intervention, even when away from the property.

Key specifications

• Technology: RTS (Radio Technology Somfy)
• Product Type: Wind Sensor
• Detection Method: 3D Acceleration Sensor (Vibration-based)
• Power Supply: Battery-operated
• Battery Type: 2 x AA (LR6) 1.5V
• Estimated Battery Life: Approx. 2 years
• Wireless Frequency: 433.42 MHz
• Compatibility: All Somfy RTS Motors and Receivers
• Mounting Type: Wall or Mast Mounting (bracket included)
• Wind Sensitivity Adjustment: Yes (3 levels)
• Operating Temperature: -20°C to +60°C
• Protection Class: IP44
• Color: White
• Material: UV-resistant Plastic
• Wireless Range: Up to 20m through 2 concrete walls
• Installation: WireFree (Wireless, no electrical wiring required)
• Primary Application: Awnings, External Venetian Blinds, Roller Shutters
• Control Type: Automatic (based on wind detection)

Why choose it

The Somfy Wind Sensor RTS offers reliable, maintenance-free wind protection with a long battery life and easy installation. Its adjustable sensitivity lets you tailor the response to local wind conditions, preventing unnecessary retractions while ensuring safety during gusts.

Ideal use cases

• Residential awnings and pergola covers
• External venetian blinds on high-rise buildings
• Roller shutters in windy coastal or exposed areas
• Automated shading systems in commercial settings

Good to know

The sensor communicates wirelessly with Somfy RTS receivers, eliminating the need for additional wiring. It is designed for outdoor use and withstands UV exposure and a wide temperature range. Battery replacement is simple and infrequent, typically every two years.