Manual/auto dual driving mode transmission mechanism for a verti

Flexible or portable closure – partition – or panel – Plural strip – slat – or panel type – Venetian blind type

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1601761V, E06B 936

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061127981

ABSTRACT:
A manual/auto dual driving mode transmission mechanism installed in the headrail of a vertical blind and operated to rotate vertical slats of the vertical blind, the transmission mechanism including a motor drive unit controlled by a remote controller to rotate the rotary main shaft in the headrail of the vertical blind in turning the vertical slats to adjust the light, and a chain drive unit for pulling by hand to rotate the rotary main shaft of the vertical blind manually when the remote controller or the motor of the motor drive fails.

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