Turn Any Glass Surface Into a Smart Display or Privacy Screen

Transparent LED film is an ultra-thin layer of LEDs embedded in a flexible, transparent substrate. You peel off the adhesive backing and press the film onto glass. LEDs emit light to display images and video while the spaces between them let light pass through, maintaining 85-95% transparency. A media control box receives content from your phone or computer and sends it to the panel.

Yes. INWIXA LED film uses a self-adhesive backing that bonds to smooth glass surfaces. You clean the glass, peel the liner, and press the film into place. No frame, no bracket, no structural modification. The film weighs about 1.3 kg per square meter, so existing glass bears the load without reinforcement.

Outdoor-facing glass displays need at least 3,000 nits to compete with direct sunlight. Standard indoor displays run 500-1,500 nits and wash out immediately. INWIXA LED film outputs 4,500+ nits, which keeps text and images readable even when the sun hits the window at midday.

PDLC stands for Polymer-Dispersed Liquid Crystal. The film contains liquid crystal droplets suspended in a polymer matrix. When you apply voltage, the crystals align and the film turns transparent. When you cut the power, the crystals scatter light and the film becomes frosted (opaque). The switch takes less than one second.

Switchable privacy glass uses a PDLC film layer applied to or embedded in glass. An electrical current aligns the liquid crystals inside the film, making it clear. Removing the current causes the crystals to randomize orientation, scattering light and creating a frosted appearance. You toggle between states using a switch, remote, or app.

Permanent frosted glass provides fixed privacy with no option to see through. PDLC smart film gives you both states: frosted when you need privacy, clear when you want natural light and visibility. Smart film also blocks 99% of UV and 98% of IR, which permanent frosted glass does not. The tradeoff: smart film requires a power connection and transformer.

Yes. INWIXA PDLC smart film can be trimmed with a pair of sharp scissors. You can cut the length freely. Width trimming has some limits because of embedded wires running along the edges. INWIXA also offers 12 stock sizes from 8x12 inches up to 59.5x118.5 inches, so you may find a match before cutting.

Traditional transparent LED displays use rigid aluminum frames with LED strips arranged in a grid. LED film screens mount LEDs on a thin, flexible substrate that sticks directly to glass. Film screens weigh about 1.3 kg/sqm versus 5-8 kg/sqm for framed units. Film screens install faster, follow curved surfaces, and require no structural mounting hardware.

INWIXA PDLC smart film blocks over 99% of UV radiation and over 98% of infrared radiation in both transparent and opaque states. This protects furniture, flooring, and artwork from fading. The UV blocking function works continuously regardless of whether the film is switched to clear or frosted mode.

Yes. INWIXA smart film supports multiple control methods: phone app, remote control, wall switch, voice assistant integration, and wired control. The specific setup depends on the transformer and control system you pair with the film. The film itself accepts standard on/off voltage signals from any compatible controller.

PDLC smart film has no mechanical moving parts, no bulbs, and no consumable components. Industry standard lifespan for PDLC film ranges from 50,000 to 100,000 switching cycles. The polymer matrix and liquid crystals do not degrade under normal indoor conditions. UV-exposed installations benefit from the film's own UV-blocking properties, which protect the PDLC layer.

Pixel pitch determines optimal viewing distance. INWIXA offers three options: P6 (6mm) for viewers within 6 meters, such as pedestrians on the same sidewalk. P10 (10mm) for mid-range viewing at 10+ meters, such as across a two-lane street. P16 (16mm) for long-distance viewing at 16+ meters, such as highway-adjacent buildings.

Transparent LED film uses less power than traditional LED cabinets because fewer LEDs cover each square meter (the gaps between LEDs create the transparency). Power consumption varies by pixel pitch and content brightness. LED film also generates less heat than enclosed LED panels, reducing cooling costs in retail spaces.

For privacy and UV control, yes. PDLC smart film provides instant opacity for visual privacy and blocks 99% UV plus 98% IR. It does not block visible light as fully as blackout curtains. If you need a completely dark room for sleeping or a home theater, you still need blackout window coverings. For offices, bathrooms, and living rooms, smart film handles privacy and light control without fabric.

INWIXA PDLC smart film and LED film both use self-adhesive backing designed for non-professional installation. One person can handle panels up to about 40 inches wide. For larger panels like the 47.5 x 118.5 inch non-adhesive model, a second person helps align the film before pressing it down. Several reviewers completed installation in one afternoon.

Window graphics last longer than banners and create a more polished look. Transparent LED film takes this further by turning your window into a dynamic display that changes content on demand. Banners fade, tear in wind, and need replacement every few months. LED film on glass stays protected from weather and updates from your phone.

INWIXA films install on the interior side of the glass, reducing direct sun exposure to the adhesive layer. The adhesive is rated for long-term glass bonding. For the non-adhesive PDLC model, edge-mounted tape avoids full-surface adhesion problems entirely. Clean application on grease-free glass prevents most adhesion failures.

INWIXA LED film installs on the interior side of exterior-facing glass, so the film stays protected from rain, wind, and physical contact. The glass itself handles weather exposure. The film's optical-grade PET composite substrate resists scratching under normal indoor conditions.

INWIXA films use self-adhesive backing engineered for glass surfaces. Clean the glass with isopropyl alcohol before application to remove oils that weaken adhesion. For the non-adhesive PDLC model, double-sided tape around the edges holds the film in place. Both methods resist vibration from foot traffic and door operation under normal commercial conditions.

For short-term events, portable banners set up faster. For storefront pop-ups that last a weekend or longer, LED film panels give you dynamic content on the glass. INWIXA LED film applies with adhesive and removes without residue, making it reusable across events. One panel replaces multiple printed banners and updates in seconds.