Louver dimming film is an intelligent film that combines dimming technology and blind effects. It can switch between transparent and opaque states, while simulating the grille effect of the blinds to achieve diverse light adjustment functions.
PDLC dimming film: In the power-off state, liquid crystal molecules are arranged in disorder, light scattered, showing a matte effect; after power-on, liquid crystal molecules are arranged in order, light can penetrate, and it is transparent.
Grid-type ITO conductive layer: Some louver dimming films use segmented ITO (indium tin oxide) conductive layer, which independently controls the electric fields in different areas, simulates the opening and closing effect of the blinds, and achieves local transparency or light shading.

Color dimming film is an intelligent film that can adjust light transmittance and color through electronic control, light control or other methods. It is widely used in automotive ceilings, architectural glass, decorative materials and other fields.

Dimming glass film has a wide range of application scenarios: home residences, conference rooms and offices, hotels, medical institutions, and commercial applications
It uses electricity to adjust the line of sight of light, specifically through a layer of dimming liquid crystal film. After being powered on, the liquid crystal molecules are arranged neatly, allowing light to pass through and making the glass transparent; When the power is cut off, the liquid crystal molecules are irregularly dispersed, light cannot pass through, and the glass appears milky white.
The advantages of dimming glass film include privacy protection, energy saving, and high flexibility. It can protect privacy during power outages and provide transparent visibility when powered on;