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Save energy, create the perfect mood, enhance privacy and security and more with smart blinds and shades powered by Somfy.
The TaHoma gateway and smartphone app bring simple, convenient smart home connectivity and control to any Radio Technology Somfy (RTS) shades, blinds, draperies, exterior screens, awnings, rolling shutters, pergolas and projection screens.
Take control of all the light that surrounds you.
TaHoma integrates with leading smart lights and bulbs, like Philips Hue, so you can find the perfect combination of natural and artificial light. Let in sunlight to reduce your heating and lighting costs while getting a dose of healthy Vitamin D. Block out sunlight to reduce glare and heat gain when the air conditioning is running.
So easy. So convenient. So powerful.
Guided setup
Setup is a breeze. Just download the app and follow the step-by-step instructions for activating TaHoma.
Convenient control
Control each blind/shade in a room—or the entire room at once. You can even control smart lights and plugs!
One-touch scenes
Find the perfect combinations of natural and artificial light, then save them as scenes you can activate anytime, from anywhere.
Scheduled events
Set your blinds/shades to open or close every day at a specific time or based on recurring events like sunrise and sunset.
That’s “my” favorite position
Quickly save and recall your favorite position for each blind/shade with Somfy’s “my” setting.
Anytime, anywhere access
Control your blinds/shades—even when you’re not home—for added privacy, security and convenience.
Voice Control
TaHoma is certified to work with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant smart home devices. Open or close your blinds or draperies, raise or lower your shades and more—without ever lifting a finger.
No installation needed.
Wi-Fi or Ethernet
Connect to your home network over Wi-Fi or use the included Ethernet adaptor for faster speed, lower latency and more reliable connections.
Control up to 40 window coverings
One TaHoma gateway can control up to 40 Radio Technology Somfy products or zones.
Scale up as needed
Multiple TaHoma gateways can be linked together for greater coverage and multi-zone control.
Works with leading smart home platforms.
Already have a smart home? TaHoma integrates seamlessly with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, Philips Hue, SmartThings, Brilliant, IFTTT, Control 4, Crestron, Savant, Elan, RTA, Alarm.com and URC. Imagine waking up naturally as your blinds open to let in the morning light, Alexa delivers the daily forecast, your bathroom lights softly illuminate and your smart coffee maker starts brewing. Now that’s a smart start to the day!
John M.
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2024
I didn’t know when we bought the House that the blinds were WiFi I just gave it a shot and they workedTrying to get connected to AlexaBut the hub works just fine from the app on my phone
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on June 11, 2024
Works once in 3 times and not always. Do not buy any somfy products!!!
FD
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2024
The app wasn't working at first but I uninstalled and reinstalled it and then it worked fine. Really easy to connect my Sunsetter motorized outdoor blinds and awning to alexa and set routines. Certain blinds I want rolled up at sunset and the awning 20 minutes before sunset. (I live at the ocean and the evening moisture will make a mess of the top of the awning because of dust, sand and dirt if I forget to retract it in time.
Martin
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2024
I bought this so that I could add my Somfy patio screens to my home automation system, but it doesn't allow any type of local API for other software to talk to it. I've since learned that you need to buy a different bridge from them in order to get that feature (more money of course!). Don't bother, get a Bond Bridge instead for 1/3 the cost and it works great with any home automation system. Plus Bond Bridge will work with just about anything that is IR or RF controlled, can't say that for the Somfy Beecon.
Lorin Munchick
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2024
Just wanted to leave a quick review because there are so many mixed reviews here. Although the programming is possibly the worst of any smart home product I’ve ever set up if you are patient it does the the very basic jobs of opening and closing somfy blinds on a schedule which was all we wanted. If your expectations are low, it definitely can meet them.
DW
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2024
During initial setup, it didn’t appear that this was connecting to WiFi. Never gave any indication that connection was successful. However when I restarted app, it worked fine
KLL
Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2024
Easy set up and easy to use.
P. Robinson
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2024
To add to the positive comments, we purchased the WiFi TaHoma to replace the two hand held remotes we had for two awnings controlled by Somfy. In our case, the awnings are outside of two adjacent rooms and the Somfy RTS remotes and TaHoma controller are within 30 feet and one outside wall of the awning control boxes. This system works great and was easy to install and configure the TaHoma app (with patience and attention to the app instructions).1) It’s important to keep the TaHoma box label because it has a unique PIN code you need for the setup.2) the app instructions caution that some steps will take a few minutes to complete and this was true in my experience. No single step took more than 10 minutes, but many steps took more than one minute. Three minutes is a long time to wait while watching a spinning wheel on the install step so you do have to be patient.3) You may not know if your Somfy motor control box uses Zigbee or RTS protocols. Nothing on the Somfy website, store, or remote controllers themselves identifies the type of wireless system used in the remotes and motor box controllers we had, which turned out to be RTS. The app implies that the Zigbee protocol motor control box devices will have a QR code label. I tried RTS devices when I found there was no QR code label and that was correct for our installation.4) The TaHoma learns the address of the RTS devices from the remote controller. So, you go to add devices, open the remote control - as if you were changing the battery - and then push the (in our case it was a red)Small program button on the remote circuit board.5) If you make a mistake, deleting a device requires you to press the controller program button again. Somehow I created two copies of the same awning control and it took me a moment to understand how to follow the instructions to delete the extra one.Why TaHoma?For some reason, we have always had intermittent battery problems with the Somfy RTS remotes. We don’t know if this is common for other users, but for us, when one of the remotes stops working, removing the battery from the failed remote and replacing it again (or using a fresh battery ) seems to restart the system.There is no apparent correlation to when failures will occur.The nice thing about the TaHoma system is1) since it’s controlled by your phone, you don’t have to look for the remotes, and2) the Somfy RTS remotes in our experience have an intermittent battery power issue. Using the TaHoma eliminates this battery problem.This was super successful and we can recommend this for anyone using the RTS version of the Somfy control.We use Apple HomeKit, and Somfy dies not integrate
John
Reviewed in Canada on April 19, 2024
This product is absolute garbage.I have followed all in app steps and rules and still won't connect, 3 hours wasted of my life. I am returning this trash as soon as I can.No customer support either, only email, god knows when they are getting back to me.
John S
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2023
I bought this device to control two somfy roller shades in my kitchen. It took over 10 attempts to connect the device to my network until it finally connected. Very frustrating and I followed all the instructions exactly and even watched a somfy programming video. Once connected I created a group to raise the shades in the morning and close in the evening. It worked for one day and since then one shade may raise and may go down but not consistently. And when it won’t raise or go down, the app doesn’t work and locks up so I have to use the regular somfy RTS remote and not the app and this Tohama device. Finally, the price for this device is not worth it. It is feels cheap and is made of plastic and weighs less than 4-5 ounces. Suspect it has a small chip and transmitter and nothing else. Don’t waste $250 on this and just use your regular somfy remote
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