23/06/2026
š” When the opening gets wider, so do the opportunities.
šØ THREE reasons why understanding Master/Slave can change your next installation.
When it comes to large sliding gates or complex installations, many installers immediately think about increasing motor power. Often, the smartest solution is something else.
Consider the Roger Technology Master/Slave function, which allows two motors to work together as one coordinated system.
Hereās why itās worth knowing:
š¹ 1. HANDLE WIDER OPENINGS WITH BETTER BALANCE
When the gate reaches significant dimensions, distributing the workload across two motors makes a real difference.
One motor manages the logic (Master), while the second replicates every command (Slave), ensuring synchronized movement and more even force distribution.
The result is a more stable, precise, and high-performing system.
š¹ 2. ADAPT THE SYSTEM TO REAL NEEDS
Not all installations are the same.
You may have two leaves of different sizes or mechanical conditions requiring different characteristics on each side.
With Roger Technology, you can configure Master/Slave even using different motors from the same range.
This flexibility allows you to design the system around the clientās needsānot the other way around.
š¹ 3. FIND SOLUTIONS WHERE OTHERS SEE LIMITS
Thanks to B70/1DC and B70/1DCHP control units for Digital Brushless motors, you can create Master/Slave configurations even between motors from different series using the same control logic.
This means you can upgrade existing systems, perform partial replacements, and develop custom solutions without redesigning everything from scratch.
More flexibility, more possibilities on-site.
š Would you like to explore all possible configurations and learn which motors can be paired?
Access the RT Reserved Area and download the technical manual dedicated to Master/Slave.
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š¬ Have you already used this function in a specific installation? Share your experience in the comments.