So in this video we'll be fitting VLux Solar Blind. It's a blackout blind that fits on our VLux window. This is the type of blind that you have a switch that will be wall mounted which will be remotely operated. The window that this is going on is way out of reach as you'll see way around the video. But first I've just unpacked the blind and I'll just give you a quick overview of what you get in the kit. So here's the blind assembly here. We'll neatly package it. It's the usual quality from VLux or VLux whatever you want to call it. Here's the solar panel on the back. The solar panel provides the power for the motor for this to work. Obviously once this is in situ you know it's out of reach it's quite high up. You don't want to be having to run up and down changing batteries and things so that's the idea of the solar panel. Okay so that's the main assembly. These are the side running bars that will run down the side of the window as you'll see in the video. This is the control switch which is battery operated. This will be mounted on the wall just beside the light switch as I'll show you in the video as well. Just a bracket to help secure this onto the wall. This pack here are a couple of brackets to help secure the side rails as you'll see in the video. Again as with all VLux products it comes with a screwdriver here which is a Torx fitting. So the only tool we really need to fit this blind is this screwdriver so it's supplied. So you don't need any tools of your own newy. And here's the screws which help fit these side panels. That's pretty much it. So one of the jobs to do is to install the batteries into the switch which is simple. So just how it comes and switch. Turn it over and you just need to slot the batteries in here. There's no need to remove anything. Just slot them in. That's it. Okay so here's the window we're going to be fitting the blind as you can see it. I'll just pan up again so here's the stairs coming up. And the window is pretty much way up there. That's a ten-foot step ladder there so you can see the height. So that's where we'll be fitting the blind. Okay it's another view over where the blind will be going. There's the window there. So let's just talk the stairs and down the stairs. There we go. You can see the reason why we need a remote control. You know to open and shut it. So there's a window there and we'll be fitting the... I'm just going to fit the control here. Out of the way in my four-year-old daughter. Okay so in all VLux windows, they're already made with these, you see that grey plastic tabs on the corner there. Yeah so all VLux windows have got those tabs. And VLux just slots into those tabs. They're all going to just now. I'll just push that in position. And that's the first part of the job done. Okay so it's a blind assembly pushed in position. As I've shown you, it just simply pushes in against those grey clips. One there and one there. Just slot in position and that's it. Just take a fair push, you know, to get it in. So just make sure you push it fully home. Okay next thing you do, we're going to fit the brackets in the corner here. The problem I've got in my brackets is this part is snapped off. I'll have one on them. These are supposed to be snapped off after installation, but they're just basically a spacer, which helps locate the brackets in the correct location. Fortunately I've got one on here so I'll put that in position now. Doesn't mirror the distance of this one here, so it's not a big deal. We'll get them fitted just now. Yeah VLux actually supply this tool here, which is a torque head fitting, I don't know if I'll focus, but you can see that. So that simply slots into the bottom of here. Yeah so that slots in the bottom of there, that creature, your screwdriver, the torque head, there. Okay so we've got the first bracket fitted in the left hand side here. So basically if you look at the instructions, it's fairly straightforward. This is also marked with a big L on the back so you can't go on, L for left, and the other one over there for right. This part here is just a spacer, so you meet it right up against the side of the frame here and I'll give you the correct position for this. Just screw that in position with a supplied screw, and then once that's in position just snap this off. Like that. As I said, my other one, the other one I'll wait for it to fit now, is just a bit slapped off already, so just kind of to say yes, but it's not rocket science, so just put the next one on as well. Okay so that's that bracket fitted, that bracket fitted, and obviously the main body is clipped in as we already showed you previously. So now for the next age, which will be to fit the strips inside here. Okay so what we're trying to do here now is if you see this plastic, see that plastic bit handing down there, which is this part here, Paul's using film in this one hand, it's quite difficult with a hand novel either as well. This plastic bit here has to feed into a slot here. Once that's located, that little plastic part there, and this slot just push this up until it meets together like that. That's also here and at the bottom, you know this just simply clicks into position, so just push. And so that's clipped in position. And then I'll say it's clipped into position. Right so side rails are now in position, I've pushed those in, I've just sort of just showed you. Now what needs to be done is there's three screw holes here, so that there's three screws need to put in down the side of this rail, and the same on this side. Okay it's up to side guides now, full screwing place. I did start using the VLX's supplied tool, but got instantly fed up, so just switched to then back driveer. Makes it far easier and quicker. So if you do have one of those sticker torques in there and go for it, it's a lot quicker and easier, but this does do the job. Okay final part of this installation is just to remove these temporary plastics that are holders if you like. Just twist off a gun instruction, so let's pull them off of that. So just pull that straight out and then this one you need to push to the side, twist it. So twist it like that, that should just come out. Okay I think that's all good to go, we just need to sort of out the control mechanism now with the switch. Okay so once we've got the blind install, we need to set up the remote switch. So the first thing you need to do is reset button under here, which is the, as you're looking at the blind, it's the top right hand corner. All you do is push it to the left or right where we are looking at it and hold it, hold it for one second, and then let it go. You can hear a couple of grinding noises, and that's it ready to be coated to the switch. Okay so once you've done the reset button, this is pretty much paired now. So controls simple, up, down and stop, can't be very easier. So we'll go for down at a moment, sorry, 200 year old. Spreads it down, see the blind coming down. Let's stop. Just stop blind, back up. Okay I set pretty much installed. All that remains to be done now is to fit the switch on the wall here. I won't bother showing that in this video, it's more just to show you how to set up the blind. But as I weeb bracket you put on just on the wall then. Let's all click into place, that'll be it. Alright guys, I hope you enjoyed the video, just give it a like, please subscribe to my channel, I've got a lot of videos like this. Thanks again for watching, and hopefully we'll see you in the next one. Okay, thank you. Bye.