WAREMA is your partner for the control, networking and automation of sun shading products. With more than 60 years of experience and a versatile product portfolio, we develop suitable solutions for different project requirements. Discover our products, services and technologies for greater comfort, security and needs-based control.

Emergencies can occur in both public and private buildings. Escape routes should therefore be taken into account during electrical planning. Suitable safety solutions can help keep escape and rescue routes usable even in situations such as power failures.

The WAREMA protect adapter plug supports the protection of electrical sun shading systems against lightning and surge effects. Developed jointly with DEHN, the solution complements the protective measures within an appropriate protection concept.

Intelligent sensors can automatically adapt the sun shading system to current conditions. This can help reduce heat loss in winter and limit rooms from heating up in summer.

WAREMA and TRILUX combine their expertise in daylight and artificial lighting in the Wellumic lighting control system. The system coordinates daylight and artificial light and enables needs-based lighting control.

As part of an electrical refurbishment, existing buildings can be equipped with modern control and automation solutions. WAREMA supports you in selecting suitable solutions for the requirements of your project.

WAREMA offers solutions for the control, networking and automation of sun shading products for different building types and project requirements.

Comfort, safety, flexibility and needs-based control are important requirements for modern buildings. WAREMA control systems offer suitable functions for these needs. Discover extensions for the WMS radio system that are also suitable for use in apartment buildings and commercial properties.

  • The slats of external venetian blinds are automatically adjusted to the current position of the sun.
  • The cut-off function supports a slat position that reduces direct sunlight while allowing diffuse daylight to be used for room illumination.
  • Slat tracking is a room automation function described in VDI 3813 Part 2.

  • Calculation of the shading pattern for defined window areas over the course of the day and year
  • Consideration of shadows cast by the surroundings, for example by courtyards or neighbouring buildings
  • Window-specific control of the sun shading system based on the calculated shading situation
  • Can reduce movements when window areas are already shaded

  • Results from wind studies can be taken into account when planning and configuring the sun shading control system.
  • Based on the wind study, suitable measuring points on the building can be determined on a project-specific basis.
  • Wind direction and wind speed can be taken into account individually for sun shading products.
  • Enables demand-based, wind-dependent use of the sun shading system.
  • Supports wind-related planning and control of the sun shading system.