FAQs

Clients can communicate with Lunsem sales team via  Email/Wechat/WhatsApp to discuss specific requirements, including product dimensions, specifications, and quantities. Lunsem team will assist you in confirming the order details and provide a quote and production timeline.

Smart glass and smart film can be controlled in several ways, including wall switches, remote controls, or integration with smart home systems. When integrated with a smart home system, you can control the transparency and other features through mobile apps or voice commands using platforms like Google Assistant, Apple HomeKit, or Amazon Alexa.

Our products currently support the following smart home platforms and protocols:

• Matter
• Esupport Works with Everything
• eWeLink
• Works with Google Home
• Works with Apple Home
• Works with Alexa
• Zigbee
• Tuya

These versatile control options allow smart glass and smart film to seamlessly integrate into your smart home environment, providing convenience and flexibility.

Sheet Smart Film: Pre-cut panels with pre-installed electrodes, ready for immediate installation. These panels come in fixed sizes and can be directly applied to glass surfaces on-site without additional cutting. This type is typically purchased by contractors or skilled individuals.

Roll Smart Film: Supplied in large rolls, usually 50 meters long, requiring cutting and electrode installation at a local facility before use. This type is often purchased by distributors or local manufacturers who process and customize the film for installation and resale.

When choosing between smart film and smart glass, consider the following factors:

• Application: Smart glass is ideal for new constructions or major renovations, while smart film can be retrofitted onto existing glass surfaces.
• Cost: Smart film is generally more cost-effective and easier to apply than smart glass.
• Aesthetics: Smart glass offers a seamless, integrated appearance, while smart film can be applied to a variety of glass types.
• Functionality: Both provide similar benefits, but smart glass may offer more advanced features and better long-term durability.
• Installation: Smart film is easier and quicker to install, whereas smart glass may require professional installation.

Evaluate your specific needs, budget, and installation requirements to make the best choice.

Smart film is a thin, flexible layer that can be applied to existing glass surfaces to change opacity when an electric current is applied. It provides similar functionality to smart glass but is generally more cost-effective and easier to retrofit.

Smart glass, also known as switchable glass, adjusts its transparency or tint based on electrical signals, light, or heat. It offers benefits like privacy, energy efficiency, and light control, making it suitable for windows and partitions in various applications.