Differences between Intelligent Glass from DGF and liquid crystal film

Smart glass from DGF is an innovative solution that offers a number of advantages over smart film from Sonte, which is used for window cladding. Below I present 10 advantages of the smart glass from DGF and describe the disadvantages of the film solution from Sonte.

Benefits of smart glass from DGF:

Transparency adjustment: DGF glass allows users to adjust the amount of light entering the room for optimal lighting conditions.
Energy Efficiency: DGF glass uses very little energy, which contributes to lower operating costs.
Excellent sound insulation: DGF glazing provides effective sound insulation to reduce outside noise.
Excellent thermal insulation: DGF glass also provides excellent thermal insulation, which helps reduce costs associated with heating and air conditioning of rooms.
Privacy: DGF glass allows users to adjust the degree of transparency to ensure privacy in private spaces.
Easy to use: The DGF glass is controlled via an app on the phone or a controller on the glass, making it very easy to use.
Aesthetics: Smart glazing from DGF is not only functional, but also aesthetically pleasing, providing a high-quality interior finish.
Durability: DGF glass is durable and resistant to damage, which contributes to its long life.
Safety: The DGF smart glass is also safe for users, thanks to the use of special tempered glass.
Versatility: DGF glass can be used in various types of buildings and spaces, from private homes to large office buildings or hotels.

Disadvantages of liquid crystal film solution:

Deformation: Liquid crystal film from Sonte may deform due to sun exposure or temperature changes.
Limitations on available sizes: Liquid crystal film from Sonte is only available in a limited range of sizes, which can be a problem for large window areas.
The need to replace the entire film: If any part of the liquid crystal film is damaged, it will be necessary to replace the entire film, which involves additional costs.
Less durability: The film from Sonte is less durable than the smart glass from DGF, which means it may need to be replaced more often.
Less privacy: A smart film from Sonte may not provide enough privacy, especially if it is not well matched to the room.
Less flexibility: The film from Sonte does not offer the flexibility to adjust transparency that DGF glass provides.
Less energy savings: Film from Sonte can consume more energy than DGF smart glass, which means operating costs can be higher.
Less sound insulation: The film from Sonte offers less sound insulation than DGF's smart glass, which means outside noise can be more disruptive.
Less weather resistance: The film from Sonte is more susceptible to external influences such as rain and wind, which can affect its durability.
Less versatility: smart film from Sonte may not be suitable for use in different types of buildings and rooms, a limitation compared to smart glass from DGF.

To summarize, smart glass from DGF offers a number of advantages over the smart film from Sonte, such as greater flexibility in adjusting transparency, excellent sound and thermal insulation, high durability and safety in use, easy handling, as well as aesthetics and versatility in applications. In contrast, disadvantages of the film solution from Sonte include limitations in available sizes, less privacy, lower energy savings, and less durability and weather resistance.