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PRODUCTS

REVERSE ADHESIVE SMART
FILM PNLC

Transparent when voltage is off

REVERSE  PNLC SMART FILM

TECHNOLOGY

PNLC smart film is a special type of privacy glass that works a little differently than most. Unlike regular smart film, PNLC film is clear when there's no electricity running to it. This makes it a great option for car windows - you can flick a switch and instantly get privacy without blocking the view when you don't need it. It's a new technology, so the price tag is still a bit high, but it's becoming more affordable. We offer PNLC film in two ways: as an adhesive film that applies existing glass, or laminated between two panes of glass for a more permanent solution.

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MEDIA

OUR REVERSE PNLC GALLERY

SPECIFICATIONS

  • Max width: 1450mm; Length – 3000mm

  • Opaque when power is ON 

  • Format adhesive film or laminated glass

  • VLT when power is off 88%

  • Working voltage 45-80 VAC

  • UV Block >99%

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ILLUSTRATION

APPLICATIONS

OUR REVERSE PNLC PROJECTS

FAQ

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS 

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What is the main difference between PDLC and PNLC?
PDLC is opaque and switches to transparent upon applying voltage whereas the PNLC is transparent and will switch to opaque upon applying voltage.
What is the operating voltage of PNLC?
The operating voltage for PDLC film, including Reverse PNLC Smart Film, typically ranges between 48V AC to 65V AC.
What is the main benefit of Reverse PNLC Film?
In certain applications, it is essential for the glass to remain transparent during an electrical failure, primarily for safety and security reasons, such as in automotive and aviation industries. Conversely, in architectural applications, maintaining privacy is crucial.
What is the max size of Reverse PNLC Film?
Width is currently limited to 1.45m (57"). We offer roll formats in 1.2m (47") and 1.45m (57") while roll length is 50m (164 ft).
What types of Reverse PNLC Smart Film do you offer?
Our offering includes both the Adhesive and Lamination types.
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