Melbourne, Victoria — Dendo Systems is excited to announce the availability of the new BlindWinder RZ28 tubular motor, a compact, battery powered device that can be easily fitted into roller blinds to make them automated. Instead of having to buy expensive motorised blinds through traditional retail channels, regular Australian families can now simply convert their current manual blinds to motorised for a fraction of the cost.
While motorised blinds have been available for decades, technology trends in recent years have led to a massive increase in demand for such products. Nevertheless, even today, motorised blinds are still considered a luxury item for most households. Dendo Systems aims to make motorised blinds more accessible to those that need it most, such as the older population and those with disabilities.
“It all started back many years ago when I saw my elderly parents struggle with operating a holland blind in my rental home,” says Alex Liu, Founder and Managing Director of Dendo Systems, “and using my engineering background, I knew that the challenge can be solved with technology.”
By combining strong technical expertise together with years of practical experience in the local blinds trade, the team at Dendo Systems have been able to develop a singular product that is versatile enough to be fitted into almost any residential roller blind in Australia. Furthermore, no electrical wiring is needed thanks to a built-in Lithium-ion battery. Control using a mobile app or smart speakers is also possible through a hub.
In keeping with the goal of maximum affordability, the price for the BlindWinder RZ28 is currently priced at $150 for DIY customers when buying directly from the Dendo Systems website at www.dendo.com.au. Alternatively, customers in metropolitan Melbourne can opt for professional installation for $187 per blind (motor included).
About Dendo Systems: A father and son team, Dendo Systems is a Melbourne based company that designs and markets motorisation products for blinds. Dendo Systems was founded in 2021 and is headquartered in Truganina, Victoria.
