Somfy LS40 412R2 4 Wire Motor 1024020/1024192

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Somfy LS40 412R2 120v 4-wire Motor.
Torque 105 in. lb ,motor speed 8 rpm,
crown and drive are sold seperately

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Our Price: $249.32

Price with Selected Options : $249.32

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Product Code: 1024020

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Product Description

Somfy is the industry leader in blinds, shades and home automation. The Somfy LS40 412R2 4 Wire Motor is designed for a lifetime of worry free performance. Order yours today and automate your curtains, blinds and media screens. Trust Florida Automated Shade for the finest components in home automation!

Somfy LS40 412R2 120 volt Round Head Motor. LS 40 requires a 40mm Round Aluminum Tube (36 mm ID), motor plate adapter, crown and drive are sold separately. Torque 105 in. lb ,motor speed 8 rpm, unit weight 2.5 lbs. Ls 40 is a wired motor for all screen and roller blinds or large-size wood or aluminum Venetian blinds. Double-insulated for safety.

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Did the job!	February 7, 2021
Reviewer: Scott from Edmond, OK

I have a Dalite 10M projector lift that had a burned out motor which Dalite no longer services and that I was told by Dalite the motor company no longer makes. To my pleasant surprise, when I pulled the unit, I found it was made by SOMFY. An internet search pulled up Floridaautomatedshade.com. Typed in the model number of the failed motor and voila! Came within 4 days. Now for the warranty voiding part of the story...

Unfortunately it was about an inch longer than the SOMFY motor that came out of my unit. So, a buddy of mine and I pulled the original motor and cut the new motor to the appropriate length, carefully matching the notches. This involved removing drop mechanism out of the new motor and ditching the plastic wiring harness as well as bending tabs to get the drop mechanism to fit back in the shortened tube, but it did! BARELY!!!. For 250 dollars, I was able to repair a $5k in ceiling motorized projector drop! Thank you Floridaautomatedshade.com!!!

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