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Electric
Glass
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Features
- High
quality, customized laminations, 10 yrs experience
- Designed
to provide privacy with a flip of a switch
- On
Mode - Transparent; Off Mode - Translucent
- Operating
Voltage: 110 - 220VAC
- Response
time: Less than 1 second
- Transmittance:
On - approx 75%; Off - 4%
- Haze:
On - approx 2%; Off - 80%
- UV
Blocking: 98%
- Known
for highest optical clarity available and highest level of service
Successful
Durability Testing Performed Includes
- Switching:
On/Off 3 million times at 220VAC
- Temperature:
70 C for 14 days and -20 C for 14 days
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Basic
Use
Electric Glass is a high-tech solution for privacy and display installations.
At the flip of a switch, the electric glass will amazingly go from a
transparent state to a pleasant frosted white translucent state. Ideal
for conference rooms, home offices, spas, hospitals, entertainment venues,
and any situation where privacy is not needed or desired at all times.
It also acts as an outstanding projection screen for storefronts and
the entertainment industries.
Materials/Specifications
Every lamination is customized using the high quality materials
ideal for each application. Examples of material options include: clear
annealed or tempered glasses; Low E, reflective, Low Iron and other
high performance glasses; tinting; use of polycarbonates and acrylics;
polished edges; various thickness options; holes, notches sandblasting,
laser etching, and other fabrication possibilities; insulated glass
configurations (IGU's); customized shapes and more. The basic configuration
is:
Sizes
The
standard width offering is up to 38 5/8", with a height of 96". However,
we regularly produce larger laminates, sometimes with multiple pieces
of privacy films within the laminate. In these cases, the electrified
switchable inner layer is separated for reliability by a 1/16" gap between
the two pieces of film. This area can be either left clear at all times,
or covered by a sand blasted finish. Our machinery has the capabilities
to produce laminates up to 72" X 118", although weight and cost considerations
must be considered.
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