Electric curtain track structure

An electric curtain track structure, comprising:

• a guiding track assembly comprising a guiding track main body having a first bending section and a second bending section opposite from each other;
• a first actuator installed on the first bending section;
• a transmission assembly comprising a transmission cable and a plurality of first hooks;
• the transmission cable being inserted into the guiding track main body and driven by the first actuator in order to move along the guiding track main body together with the plurality of first hooks;
• a decorative assembly comprising a decorative panel and a pair of decorative heads;
• the decorative panel being attached onto an outer side surface of the guiding track main body, and two ends of the decorative panel protruding out of the guiding track main body in order to allow the decorative heads to be correspondingly installed on an outer side of the first bending section and the second bending section respectively, wherein the decorative panel comprises a first installation section and a second installation section protruding out of two ends of the guiding track main body;
• the pair of decorative heads are mounted onto a rear end of the first installation section and the second installation section respectively, and wherein the transmission assembly further comprises a pair of retaining members arranged at both ends of the transmission cable adjacent to the first installation section and the second installation section respectively, such that the plurality of first hooks are limited to movement between the pair of retaining members;
• at least one supporting rack fastened onto a securement surface via a first fastener, and the transmission assembly being secured onto the supporting rack at the first bending section via a second fastener;
• and
• a plurality of second hooks installed spaced apart from each other on the first installation section and the second installation section as well as located at two outer sides of the plurality of first hooks.