Right part? PowerRise headrails only, for a dead shade whose wand tests good. Not sure? Run the six-symptom check first.

The short lead that carries power from the motor to the battery wand on PowerRise headrails. Thirteen inches, white, with a two-pin plug at the motor end and a barrel plug at the wand end. If your shade is dead on fresh batteries, this cable is worth checking before you replace anything larger.
Fits: PowerRise headrails whose motor-to-wand lead has failed or gone missing. This is Hunter Douglas part 2920247000, the 13 inch PowerRise power cable. Compare your old cable before you order: a two-pin plug at the motor end and a barrel plug at the wand end. Check your shade line →
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Three symptoms mean the wand and three do not. Battery wand not working? Run the six-symptom check — it takes two minutes and will talk you out of this purchase where it should. Not sure which of the two wands your shade takes? The Hunter Douglas battery wand replacement guide settles it.
One 13 inch power cable, new and unused. White, with the barrel connector at one end and the two-pin motor connector at the other.
This is a PowerRise part — the lead between the motor and the battery wand in the headrail.
This cable is worth buying when the wand itself is sound and the shade is still dead.
Work through it in this order:
It only applies to PowerRise headrails. Most of those take eight batteries; the exception is a Vignette made before May 2010, which Hunter Douglas converts to the twelve-battery 18V wand plus this cable.
Nothing needs reprogramming: the shade's limits and its remote pairing live in the motor and are untouched.
A wand with a blown fuse or leaked cells shows it — no response at all on fresh batteries, or crust inside the tube. A shade that stays dead with a wand you have every reason to believe is good is what points at the lead.
No. It only carries power from the battery wand to the motor, and nothing charges through it. An AA wand is never charged: you replace the batteries. If you have a Hunter Douglas rechargeable wand or a shade with a built-in battery, the cable you want comes with the Hunter Douglas Single Charger, explained on the Hunter Douglas charging cable page.
No. This is a PowerRise part, and PowerView shades do not use it. Hunter Douglas lists it in its PowerRise conversions, including the Duette and Applause retrofit and the Vignette conversion to the 18V wand.
The kit includes its own connector cable, so you do not need to buy both. This one is for replacing a failed motor lead on its own.
We stock the 13 inch version, which is the standard lead length for these headrails.
Send it back unused, in its packaging, within 30 days of delivery for a full refund with no restocking fee. You pay the return postage unless the mistake was ours. Not sure before you order? Email a photo of the old cable and we will tell you which part you need. See the returns page.
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Common parts for Hunter Douglas motorized shades.