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The bleBox shutterBox Black is a compact wireless controller for electric roller shutters, awnings, projection screens and similar devices. Housed in a durable black polyurethane casing, it connects to a 230 V AC supply and supports switching loads up to 1000 W (5 A). Its small dimensions make it easy to install and integrate into existing home automation systems, and it is controlled remotely via smartphone or tablet using the wBox app.

Advantages

The shutterBox offers remote control from anywhere in the world via the wBox application, allowing management from a single module that can be expanded as needed. It supports timed actions such as opening or closing at sunrise or sunset and provides centralized control of multiple blinds to save time. The module is compatible with most blind and awning motors, roller doors, electric pool covers and projection screens, delivering full-time status feedback and control without extra hardware.

Suitable for

• Electric roller shutters
• Awnings and external blinds
• Projection screens
• Roller doors and electric pool covers

Key specifications

• Brand: bleBox
• Model: shutterBox Black (MPN: shutterBox)
• EAN: 5900168580015
• Supply voltage: 230 V AC
• Maximum switching capacity: 1000 W
• Maximum current: 5 A
• Housing material: polyurethane
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 42 × 39 × 24 mm

How to use

Install the shutterBox near the motorized device and connect it to the 230 V AC supply and the motor control wires according to the motor manufacturer’s wiring diagram. Configure the device using the wBox smartphone or tablet application: add the module in the app, set device names and groupings, and define schedules if required. After initial setup, operate the connected shutter or awning remotely via the app or use scheduled events such as sunrise/sunset actions.

Recommendations

Use the shutterBox with motors and control circuits rated within the specified limits (230 V AC, max 5 A / 1000 W). For installations in damp or exposed locations, follow local electrical regulations and use appropriate protective enclosures. Verify motor compatibility before installation and consult a qualified electrician if unsure about wiring.