Before this, we had the FreeVia 600, but a drunk person fell on it and broke everything.

Inside the box, it includes:
- 4m rail.
- Warning light for open/close.
- Sensor set.
- An 800mAh battery.
- 2 remote controls with two buttons.
- User and installation instructions in Greek and 6 other languages.

Attention! The motor is set to open the door from the left, if it is to be installed on the right, the polarity on the brown cable on the board must be changed. It is simple, it is shown in detail in the instructions.

-In terms of installation, it is very easy, an electrician will only be needed to connect the cables for power and for the intercom.
-Initially, once installed, it has automatic learning, so if you simply want to open/close, it does it on its own.
-It has a "soft" closing and automatic stop with a torque mechanism (without the need for sensor installation) if something gets in its way, a child, a dog...etc.
-It can also take a simple button without an intercom for its operation if the door is far away. Just be careful with the polarity to open correctly.
-It has a function for full opening or a small opening for a person or a motorcycle to pass through.
-It has functions for normal-fast-slow opening speeds.
-It also has automatic closing after 30 seconds, but it requires the sensors.
-The battery lasts for two open/close cycles on a 5m door weighing around 450 kg.
-One significant change compared to the FreeVia is that in the Slidy Moove, the clutch mechanism is inside the cover, which means it doesn't collect dust as easily, so it doesn't require constant WD40.
-Somfy remote controls from 2016 onwards are compatible, generally the frequency is 433MHz.

It was purchased and installed 14 days ago, worked normally for 3 days and then the circuit board burned out. I am still waiting for the well-known store where I bought it from to bring a new circuit board, not even considering replacing the product.