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Smart film is a new type of electronic light control product. The electronically controlled smart film is a liquid crystal/polymer hybrid material injected in the middle of two transparent conductive films.
PDLC film in the absence of an electric field, the electronically controlled smart film is in an opaque state. When an alternating current is applied, the liquid crystal molecules are arranged in an orderly manner, at which point the electrically controlled dimming film changes from an opaque state (OFF) to a transparent state (ON).
| Smart Film Series | Applications & Features |
|---|---|
| Usage Areas | Widely used in offices, hotels, banks, hospitals, shops, clubs, villas, and more. |
| Self-adhesive Smart Film | Made with AB glue for bonding with glass. Supports etched, blind, colored, and UV films. Note: Do not use water during installation. |
| Laminated Smart Film | Non-stick both sides; combined with flat glass through EVA film to manufacture smart glass. Supports etched, blind, colored, and UV films. |
| Light Transmittance | HD: 85.2%-88% | HD Pro: 89.15-92% | Ultra HD: 92.7%-94% | Ultra HD Max: 94.2%-97% |
| Weather Resistance | Operating range: -20°C ~ 85°C |
| Auto Smart Film | Developed specifically for automobiles with special substrates. Only 0.1mm thick; water-based installation allowed. |
| PNLC Smart Film | Adverse PDLC film: Opaque when power is ON, Clear when power is OFF. |
| Smart Glass | Sandwich structure (PDLC between two glass layers) formed under high temperature and pressure bonding. |
