Outdoor sunshades are a widely used sunshade product nowadays. According to different shapes, they can be divided into various types such as electric sunshades, manual sunshades, retractable sunshades, etc. What is the difference between electric sunshades and manual sunshades? Before understanding their differences, we first need to know why outdoor sunshades need to be installed:
1, Effectively blocking sunlight, reducing indoor temperature, reducing the frequency of empty use, and achieving economic benefits;
2, When using outdoor sunshades, windows can be opened to maintain indoor air circulation, while avoiding direct sunlight from damaging indoor furniture;
3, Can expand outdoor space, relax and exercise on balconies or platforms, while not being harmed by ultraviolet rays and substances in the sunlight;
4, Add personalized embellishments to buildings, decorate homes, and make them more fashionable and artistic.
The sunshade not only blocks the scorching summer days, but also reflects strong sunlight into the room in the form of diffuse light, making the indoor light bright and not dazzling, and not affecting the landscape outside the window seen from inside. It extends people's living space from indoors to outdoors, creating a new living space. There are manual and electric outdoor sunshades. Below, we will introduce the differences between manual and electric sunshades:
Manual sunshade: It is mostly a manually controlled sunshade, which is a rocker type that extends and retracts. Using the principle of rear and front circular tubes, and utilizing the tension of the curved arm, the sunshade is manually extended to achieve the effect of shading and rain protection.
Electric outdoor sunshades are mainly driven by motors. In addition, they are mostly made of aluminum alloy profiles, which have good materials and high requirements for tubular motors. In the market, we are generally chosen for our low damage rate, long service life, and stable quality.