FAQ

• Q101:

  Which Screens Work with Display Cloaking Film?

  

  A:

  It typically works well with LCD screens, but compatibility with OLED and Mini LED screens varies by display model. Screen technology alone cannot guarantee the result, so the actual project screen should be tested before installation.

• Q102:

  Does Display Cloaking Film Require Electricity?

  

  A:

  No. It is a passive film. It needs no wiring, controller or power supply and does not switch between transparent and frosted states.

• Q103:

  Does Display Cloaking Film Turn Glass Frosted?

  

  A:

  No. The glass remains transparent. The film only affects the visibility of compatible screens; it does not make the entire glass panel opaque or frosted.

• Q104:

  How Does Display Cloaking Film Work?

  

  A:

  The film selectively blocks light from compatible screens when installed in the correct direction. From the intended viewing side, the screen content becomes difficult to see, while people and objects behind the glass remain visible.

• Q105:

  What Is Display Cloaking Film?

  

  A:

  Display cloaking film is a transparent film applied to glass partitions. It helps obscure compatible display screens from viewers outside a room while leaving the rest of the room visible.

• Q106:

  Which Projects Are a Good Fit for EP Smart Glass?

  

  A:

  EP is a strong option for skylights, roof glazing, façades, windows and doors exposed to changing sunlight. It gives occupants control over tint where a permanently dark glass would limit daylight at other times.

• Q107:

  Can EP Film Be Supplied as Finished Glass?

  

  A:

  InnoGlass can produce EP film as a component of laminated glass and EP laminated glass incorporated into an IGU. The suitable construction depends on the glazing size, installation position and project specifications.

• Q108:

  Does EP Film Need Power to Stay Clear?

  

  A:

  Yes. EP film requires power to maintain a lighter state. If power is interrupted, it returns to dark. The controller should be selected for the film and the intended control method.

• Q109:

  Does EP Film Reduce Heat from the Sun?

  

  A:

  EP film is designed for solar control, but the heat reduction of a finished window depends on the full glazing assembly. Ask for the relevant performance data for the proposed laminated glass or IGU when comparing project options.

• Q110:

  Can EP Film Reduce Glare Without Blocking All Daylight?

  

  A:

  Yes. An intermediate tint can soften strong daylight while still admitting light. This makes EP useful where sunlight changes throughout the day, such as skylights and sun-facing windows.