TPRS Wizardglass redefines space with smart electrochromic technology that shifts from transparent to opaque at the touch of a button. Ideal for creating seamless comfort without sacrificing privacy, it transforms windows, partitions, and facades into interactive design elements. Wizardglass enhances energy efficiency by controlling glare and solar heat while maintaining a sleek, modern aesthetic. Whether in luxury residences, board rooms, or hospitality spaces, it delivers both visual openness and controlled seclusion. With TPRS Wizardglass, experience the future of intelligent glass.
Glass Range
Key Highlights
PDLC Laminated Glass offers instant privacy control by switching between transparent and opaque states while maintaining safety and durability.
Retrofit glass is a regular glass upgraded with a switchable privacy film sticker that turns opaque or clear on demand.
Glass Metrix
Specification
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Glass Thickness | Starts from 11 mm |
| Dimensions | Minimum: 200 mm x 200 mm |
| Maximum: 1900 mm x 3700 mm | |
| Energy Consumption | 3w/sqm |
| Switching Time | Off to On – 10ms |
| On to Off – 150ms | |
| UV Resistance | 99% UV Resistance |
| Process Type | Switchable glass is made by embedding a liquid crystal film between glass panes, sealed with conductive coatings to enable electric-controlled transparency. |
Glass In Action
Applications
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Automobile
Reflections in Motion.
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Locomotive
Tracks of Precision.
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Marine
Waves Through Clarity.
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Earth Movers
Strength Forged Forward.
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White Goods
Everyday Brilliance Engineered.
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Vertical Mobility
Elevations Defined Elegantly.
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Engineered Glass
Form Meets Function.
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Architecture
Spaces Framed Perfectly.
Glass In Industry
Where TPRS Wizardglass is supplied
Glass Insights
FAQs
Wizardglass is TPRS's innovative switchable glass technology using Polymer Dispersed Liquid Crystal (PDLC) that allows instant control over transparency. The glass switches from clear to opaque with electrical activation, providing on-demand privacy and light control.
When an electric current (35–70 VAC) passes through the PDLC film, the liquid crystals align, making the glass transparent. When switched off, the crystals scatter light, turning the glass opaque.
Laminated glass integrates the PDLC film between two glass layers during manufacturing, offering durability and safety. Retrofit uses a film sticker applied on existing glass, suitable for quick upgrades.
Minimum: 200 mm × 200 mm
Maximum: 1900 mm × 3700 mm
It operates on a low-voltage AC supply of 35–70 VAC via a dedicated controller.