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Smart Electric Curtain Track 89 to 160 in | Smart Electric Curtain Track | Remote Control Curtain Rail

Remac M1 Smart Electric Curtain Track

$621.99 $745.99 Save $124
  • Remote, App, Voice
  • No-Cut Telescopic Rail
  • Handles Heavy Drapes
  • Quiet Operation

Price: $621.99 $745.99

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Product specifications
Brand NameRemac ahome
Model NumberM1-White-US
ManufacturerRemac Ahome
Manufacturer Part NumberRemac-M1
ColorAluminum
Material TypeAluminum
Mounting TypeCeiling Mounted
Item Dimensions (L x W)6.69 in L x 92.52 in W
Item Weight5.7 lb
Shipping Weight2.59 kg
Included ComponentsCeiling mounting bracket
Unit Count1
Number of Items1
Number of Packs1
Key FeaturesApple Home Certified, Matter over Wi-Fi, no-cut telescopic rail, remote/app/voice control, centre-opening only
Warranty5 years motor, 3 years complete system
Weight2.59 kg
Shipping & returns

Tracked delivery anywhere in the USA. It is free on orders of $75 or more, and a flat $15 below that.

If it is not right for you, send it back within 14 days of delivery in resaleable condition and we refund the price you paid, including standard delivery. That is a voluntary policy we offer on top of your legal rights. You cover the cost of returning it unless the item is faulty.

If it arrives faulty, damaged or not as described, we put it right at no cost to you under the consumer protection law of your state and the Federal Trade Commission Act, return postage included.

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Remote, App, VoiceControl curtains from bed, the sofa or by speaking to your smart speaker.
No-Cut Telescopic RailThe aluminum track extends to fit your window, so no sawing or custom orders.
Handles Heavy DrapesMoves finished curtains up to 66 lb (30 kg), including blackout fabric.
Quiet OperationMotor rated at 35 dB, full system rated at 45 dB.

Wake up to daylight on your schedule with a motorized curtain track that opens and closes your drapes for you.

The Remac M1 pairs a no-cut telescopic aluminum rail with remote, app and voice control, moving curtains up to 66 lb (30 kg) at a quiet 45 dB system noise rating.

Opens and closes centre-opening curtains at the press of a button, so nobody has to drag heavy fabric across a wide window.

The telescopic aluminum rail extends to fit the listed size range and locks in place, removing the need to cut or splice track.

Works with Apple Home, Alexa and Google Home through Matter over Wi-Fi, with no extra hub needed to add the device.

A compact motor sits beside the drape so the finished look stays tidy on ceiling or wall mounts.

Rated to move curtains up to 66 lb (30 kg), which covers most lined and blackout drapes.

Remac M1 Smart Electric Curtain Track

Heavy curtains are great until you have to move them. On a wide window or a patio door, a lined blackout drape takes real effort to pull, and the fabric gets handled every single day. The Remac M1 takes that job off your hands. A small motor drives the carriers along an aluminum track, so the curtains glide open and shut on command instead of being tugged by hand.

Remac M1 Smart Electric Curtain Track

Control is flexible. There is a physical remote in the box for bedside use, an app for when you are across the room, and voice control through Apple Home, Alexa or Google Home. The M1 is Apple Home Certified and carries the Works with Apple Home badge, and it connects using Matter over Wi-Fi, so you scan the Matter code and add it without buying a separate bridge. It needs a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network. Scheduling is handled by a compatible smart hub or speaker, and it works with Apple and Alexa, though Google Home scheduling is not supported at this time.

Remac M1 Smart Electric Curtain Track

The rail itself is the part most people worry about. Custom tracks usually mean measuring, ordering and waiting, or cutting metal at home. This one is telescopic. It extends across the listed size range and then locks, which means one box covers a wide spread of window widths. You still need basic tools and a drill, and you still need solid fixing points such as concrete, timber studs or properly reinforced mounting, but there is no sawing and no splicing. For the longer sizes, two people make the job much easier.

Remac M1 Smart Electric Curtain Track

It is built for daily use rather than occasional novelty. The aluminum track moves finished curtains up to 66 lb (30 kg), which covers most lined and blackout fabrics, and the compact motor tucks in beside the drape so the finished window does not look cluttered. Motor noise is rated at 35 dB and full system noise at 45 dB, which is quiet enough for a bedroom. Ceiling mount and wall mount are both supported, so it fits different window layouts.

Remac M1 Smart Electric Curtain Track

Fit matters, so check compatibility before ordering. The M1 is designed for centre-opening curtains with hook or pinch-pleat headings. It is not a decorative rod, a clip-on opener or a curtain panel, and it is not intended for one-way draw, S-fold or ripple-fold, grommet, or rod-pocket curtains. Curtains are not included. For sizing, add 8 inches to your window width, 4 inches per side, then pick the size range that covers that number.

Not sure yet? That is fine.

A curtain track has to fit the window, the ceiling and the curtains you already own, and you cannot always judge that from a photograph. If it is not right, send it back within 14 days of delivery unused and in its original packaging and we refund the price you paid, including standard delivery. That is a voluntary policy we offer on top of your legal rights.

If it turns up faulty, damaged or not as described, that is on us. The consumer protection law of your state covers you, and we pay the return postage. Read the full detail on our refunds and returns page, or ask us anything before you order.

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is this product?

It is a motorized curtain track, which is a rail with a built-in motor that opens and closes your curtains for you. You fit the track above your window, hang your existing hook or pinch-pleat curtains on the carriers, and control them by remote, app or voice. The curtains themselves are not included.

How does the motor move the curtains?

A small motor drives a belt inside the aluminum rail, and the belt pulls the lead carriers that your curtain hooks attach to. Because the motor does the pulling, the fabric is not handled every day. The motor sits at one end beside the drape so it stays mostly out of sight.

What window width does this size cover?

This listing covers the 89 to 160 inch range, and the rail is telescopic so it extends within that span and locks. You choose a size range that comfortably covers your measurement rather than ordering a cut-to-length track. Always measure the full span you want the curtains to cover, not just the glass.

How do I work out the right length?

Measure your window width, then add 8 inches in total, which is 4 inches of overlap on each side. If your window is 113 inches, you end up at 121 inches, which falls inside this size range. That extra overlap stops light leaking around the edges when the curtains are closed.

Do I need to cut the track?

No. This is a no-cut telescopic rail, so you extend it to your measurement and lock it in place. There is no sawing, no metal filing and no splicing of sections, which is the main reason people pick a telescopic curtain rail over a custom-cut one.

Can it be mounted on the ceiling and the wall?

Yes, both ceiling mount and wall mount are supported. A ceiling mounting bracket is included in the box. Ceiling mounting usually gives a cleaner line and better light blocking at the top, while wall mounting suits rooms where the ceiling is not suitable for fixing.

What surfaces can I fix it to?

Fix into concrete, timber studs or properly reinforced mounting points. Drywall on its own is not enough to carry a loaded track for long. If you are unsure what is behind your ceiling or wall, use a stud finder or get a tradesperson to check before you drill.

How heavy can my curtains be?

The track is rated to move finished curtains up to 66 lb, which is 30 kg. That covers most lined and blackout drapes on a wide window. Weigh your curtains on bathroom scales if you are close to the limit, and remember to include the hooks and any lining.

Does it work with blackout curtains?

Yes, it is built for daily use with blackout drapes as long as they use hook or pinch-pleat headings and stay inside the weight limit. A blackout curtain track also benefits from ceiling mounting, which reduces the light gap above the fabric. Blackout fabric is heavy, so check the weight before ordering.

What curtain headings are compatible?

Hook and pinch-pleat curtains only. The carriers in the track accept standard curtain hooks. It is not designed for S-fold or ripple-fold, grommet or eyelet, rod-pocket, or decorative rod curtains.

Will it work with one-way opening curtains?

No, this model is designed for centre-opening curtains, where two panels meet in the middle and part to each side. One-way draw is not supported. If your window needs a single panel pulled to one side, this is not the right track for you.

Which smart home systems does it support?

It works with Apple Home, Alexa and Google Home. The M1 is Apple Home Certified and carries the Works with Apple Home badge. You add it using the Matter code, which makes setup the same basic process in each of those apps.

Do I need a separate hub or bridge?

Not to add the device. It uses Matter over Wi-Fi, so it joins your network directly without an extra bridge. Scheduling, however, does need a compatible smart hub or speaker in your home.

What Wi-Fi does it need?

It requires a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network. Many routers broadcast both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz under one name, which usually works, but if pairing fails you may need to separate the bands temporarily. Keep the router within reasonable range of the window.

Can I set schedules?

Yes. You can set a morning open, an evening close, and away-time routines so the curtains move on their own. Scheduling works with Apple and Alexa through a compatible hub or speaker. Google Home scheduling is not currently supported.

Is there a physical remote?

Yes, a remote is included, which is handy at bedside or when your phone is in another room. You can open, close or stop the curtains with it. Many people use the remote daily and keep the app for setting up schedules.

What is Pull-to-Start?

Pull-to-Start lets you give the curtain a gentle tug by hand and the motor takes over and finishes the movement. It is useful when you walk past the window and do not want to find a remote or phone. It is one of the supported control methods on this model.

How loud is it?

Motor noise is rated at 35 dB and the full system is rated at 45 dB, which is quiet. In practice that is closer to a soft hum than a mechanical whirr. Most people find it fine for a bedroom, including on an early morning schedule.

Is this hard to install?

It is a drill-and-bracket job rather than a specialist one, so a confident DIYer can handle it with basic tools. Two people are recommended for the longer sizes because the rail is long and awkward to hold level alone. Take your time marking out the bracket positions so the track runs straight.

What comes in the box?

The track with its motor, the remote, and ceiling mounting brackets. Curtains are not included, and you will need your own hooks if your curtains do not already have them. Check the included parts list when it arrives so nothing is missing before you start drilling.

Can I still move the curtains by hand?

Yes, with Pull-to-Start you can begin the movement by hand and the motor completes it. Avoid yanking the curtains hard across the full span, as that puts strain on the belt and carriers. Using the remote or app is kinder to the mechanism day to day.

Will it keep working in a power cut?

The motor needs power to run, so it will not operate while the power is out. Once power returns, it reconnects to Wi-Fi and resumes normal operation. Any schedules you set are held by your smart home hub or speaker.

Does it suit patio doors?

Yes, wide openings and patio doors are a good fit for this length, since those are exactly the places where hand-pulling heavy fabric gets tiring. Make sure your fixing points above the door are solid, as patio doors often sit under a lintel. Measure the full span including the overlap each side.

How do I clean the track?

Wipe the rail with a soft dry cloth and keep dust out of the carrier channel. Do not spray cleaner or water onto the motor housing. A quick wipe once in a while keeps the carriers gliding smoothly.

How do I maintain it?

Check a few times a year that the carriers run freely and clear any lint or pet hair from the channel. Make sure nothing is leaning against the curtains before the motor runs. Unplug the motor before any cleaning or maintenance work.

What warranty is included?

The motor is covered for 5 years and the complete system is covered for 3 years. Keep your order confirmation, since proof of purchase is usually needed for any claim. Contact us first and we will walk you through the process.

How long does delivery take?

Dispatch and transit times vary by destination, and your checkout page will show the current estimate for your address. Because the track is long, it ships as an oversized parcel, which can add a day or two in some regions. You will get tracking as soon as the parcel leaves the warehouse.

Can I return it if I ordered the wrong size?

Yes, unopened and unused items can be returned within the stated returns window. The quickest way to avoid a return is to measure first and add the 8 inch overlap before choosing a size. Get in touch if you want a second opinion on your measurement.

Does this make a good gift?

It can, especially for someone with a wide window, a high window, or mobility issues that make reaching and pulling difficult. Just be sure you know their curtain heading type and window width first, since fit matters more than with most gifts. A gift receipt is worth including.

What if it is not right for my window?

If the track does not suit your setup, contact us with your window measurement, curtain heading type and a photo if possible, and we will tell you honestly whether another size or product in the range fits better. If nothing works, you can return an unused item within the returns window for a refund. We would rather help you get the right track than have you keep one that does not fit.

Motorized Curtain Tracks, A Practical Buyer's Guide

6 min read American Ceiling Curtain Track

The problem with heavy curtains

Curtains look great and do a real job. They block light, keep heat in, and give you privacy. The trouble starts when the window gets wide or the fabric gets heavy. A lined blackout drape on a patio door can weigh more than a full shopping bag, and pulling it twice a day gets old fast.

There are other annoyances too. Tall windows mean reaching. Windows behind a sofa or a bed mean leaning. And the fabric itself takes a beating, because every pull means hands on the edge of the panel. Over a few years you can see it in the hemlines.

A motorized curtain track fixes the handling problem. The motor does the pulling, so you never touch the fabric unless you want to. That is the whole idea, and everything else is detail.

How a motorized track actually works

Inside the aluminum rail there is a belt. The motor drives that belt, and the belt pulls the lead carriers. Your curtain hooks clip into the carriers, so when the belt moves, the curtains move with it. The motor sits at one end, tucked in beside the drape.

Control comes from three places on the Remac M1. There is a remote in the box, which most people end up keeping on the bedside table. There is an app, which is useful when you are on the sofa or away from home. And there is voice control through Apple Home, Alexa or Google Home.

The M1 is Apple Home Certified and uses Matter over Wi-Fi, which matters more than it sounds. Matter is the shared standard that lets one device join different smart home systems without a separate bridge. You scan a code, the device joins your 2.4 GHz network, and it shows up in your app. No extra hub to buy just to get it connected.

Scheduling is the one place to read the fine print. Setting the curtains to open at 7am or close at dusk needs a compatible smart hub or speaker. That works with Apple and Alexa. Google Home scheduling is not supported at the moment, though Google voice control is.

There is also Pull-to-Start. Give the curtain a gentle tug and the motor picks it up and finishes the job. It is a small thing that gets used a lot, because you often walk past a window with your hands full.

Who this suits

Wide windows are the obvious case. Anything past about two meters is tedious to pull by hand, and the wider it goes the more the fabric drags. Patio doors and bay-adjacent runs land in the same bucket.

Bedrooms are the second case, and the reason is the schedule rather than the width. Having curtains open gently at the same time each morning changes how it feels to wake up, especially in winter. Being able to close them from bed is just nice.

Then there is accessibility. If reaching overhead or pulling with force is difficult, a motorized rail is not a luxury. A remote on the arm of a chair does the job that two hands used to.

The M1 is also a sensible pick for anyone who wants a smart home that actually stays connected. Matter support means it is not tied to one brand's app, and if you switch phones or ecosystems later, the track comes with you.

Checking it fits before you order

This is the part people skip, and it causes most returns. Three checks, and none take long.

First, the heading on your curtains. This track takes hook and pinch-pleat curtains. It does not take grommet or eyelet curtains, rod-pocket curtains, S-fold or ripple-fold, or anything made for a decorative pole. If you are not sure, look at the top of your curtain. Little pockets with hooks in them means you are fine.

Second, the opening style. The M1 is built for centre-opening curtains, two panels that meet in the middle. One-way draw, where a single panel pulls across to one side, is not supported.

Third, the width. Measure your window, then add 8 inches to the total, which is 4 inches of overlap each side. That overlap is what stops light creeping around the edges. A 113 inch window becomes 121 inches, which sits inside this size range.

Weight is a fourth thing worth checking if your curtains are thick. The track moves finished curtains up to 66 lb, or 30 kg. Most lined and blackout panels sit well inside that, but heavy velvet on a very wide span can get close. Bathroom scales give you a good enough answer.

Installing it

The telescopic rail is the time-saver here. Older motorized tracks often came cut to length, which meant measuring exactly, ordering, and waiting. This one extends within its range and locks. No saw, no splicing, no second-guessing your measurement by a centimeter.

You do still need to drill. Ceiling mounting brackets are included, and wall mounting is supported too. Ceiling mounting usually looks tidier and blocks more light at the top of the window. Wall mounting works better when the ceiling above the window is not solid or not accessible.

Fix into concrete, timber studs or properly reinforced points. Drywall alone will not hold a loaded track over time, and the failure tends to happen quietly over months rather than all at once. Use a stud finder, or get a tradesperson in if the ceiling construction is a mystery.

Two people make a long rail much easier. One holds, one marks and drills. Trying to level a long aluminum track alone while standing on a ladder is a recipe for a crooked line.

Take your time on the marking stage. If the brackets are level, everything else falls into place, and the curtains run smoothly from day one.

Living with it

Noise is the first thing people ask about, and the numbers here are reassuring. The motor is rated at 35 dB and the full system at 45 dB. In a bedroom that is a soft hum rather than something that jolts you awake. If you set a morning schedule, you tend to notice the light before you notice the sound.

Maintenance is light. Wipe the rail with a dry cloth now and then so dust does not build up in the carrier channel. Do not spray anything onto the motor housing. Twice a year, run the curtains by hand along a short section and check the carriers glide freely, and pull out any lint or pet hair.

One habit worth building, check nothing is leaning against the curtains before you run the motor. A chair back or a stack of boxes against the fabric puts strain on the belt. The track is strong, but there is no reason to test it.

Warranty on this model is 5 years on the motor and 3 years on the complete system. Keep your order confirmation somewhere you can find it.

The short version

A motorized curtain track takes the daily effort out of heavy drapes, and the Remac M1 does it without the usual hassles. The telescopic aluminum rail means no cutting. Matter over Wi-Fi means no extra hub to get connected. Remote, app and voice control cover every way you might want to use it, and Pull-to-Start covers the times you cannot be bothered with any of them.

Before you order, check three things. Your curtains have hook or pinch-pleat headings. They open from the centre. And your window width plus 8 inches falls inside this size range.

Get those right and the rest is a drill, a level, and a free afternoon. After that, your curtains move when you want them to, and you never pull a heavy panel again.

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The Remac M1 (model M1-White-US, part number Remac-M1) is a motorized smart electric curtain track by Remac ahome, sized for the 89 to 160 inch range and intended for centre-opening curtains with hook or pinch-pleat headings. It is Apple Home Certified and connects via Matter over Wi-Fi on a 2.4 GHz network, with control by included remote, app, or voice through Apple Home, Alexa, or Google Home. Scheduling requires a compatible hub or speaker and works with Apple and Alexa but not Google Home. The telescopic aluminum rail needs no cutting. It moves curtains up to 66 lb (30 kg). Motor noise is rated 35 dB, system noise 45 dB. Ceiling and wall mounting are supported. Curtains are not included. Warranty is 5 years on the motor and 3 years on the complete system. Color and country of origin are not specified in this record.