


Modern residential design embraces openness, natural light, and expansive glazing. Yet privacy still depends on curtains, blinds, shades, and other systems that interrupt architectural intent.
PriWatt transforms glass into a responsive material, allowing homeowners to control transparency, privacy, daylight, and solar performance instantly.
No mechanical systems. No visual clutter. No compromise.
Whether integrated into bathrooms, bedrooms, exterior facades, railings, or entry doors, PriWatt creates living environments that adapt effortlessly throughout the day.
Built around advanced PDLC, PNLC, and DLC technologies, every system is engineered to elevate comfort, functionality, and design.
Modern residential architecture increasingly uses glass to create openness and connection between spaces.
PriWatt enables bedrooms, dressing areas, and private zones to remain visually connected while providing instant control over visibility.
Privacy is available exactly when needed.
Benefits:


Open-plan living offers freedom and connection, but homeowners still need moments of separation.
PriWatt transforms static partitions into adaptable boundaries that shift instantly to meet changing needs.
Create privacy without sacrificing openness.


Exterior glass must do more than provide privacy. It must manage daylight, heat gain, glare, and occupant comfort.
PriWatt integrates advanced DLC dynamic tint technology to automatically adjust tint levels throughout the day, reducing solar heat gain while preserving views.
Unlike interior privacy glass systems, DLC is specifically designed for exterior applications where environmental performance is critical.


Entry doors define first impressions, security, and the relationship between the home and the outside world.
PriWatt transforms glass inserts and full-glass entry systems into controllable surfaces that provide privacy exactly when needed.
Unlike traditional frosted or patterned glass, privacy is no longer permanent.


Glass railings maximize views and create openness, but some spaces require additional privacy.
PriWatt introduces a new level of functionality by allowing railings and balustrades to transition between transparent and private modes when required.
For exterior applications, DLC technology adds dynamic control over visibility, glare, and light transmission.


Every residential project has different performance requirements.
PriWatt offers multiple switchable technologies to deliver the ideal balance of privacy, comfort, and energy performance.

Transparent when powered and private when switched off.
Ideal for

Naturally clear by default with privacy activated only when needed.
Ideal for

Continuously adjusts tint levels to control sunlight, glare, and heat gain.
Best for
PriWatt systems are built for long service, for safety, and for a quiet fit with everything around them.
PriWatt works with the systems a connected home already runs.
Available control options include:
Yes. Switchable film can be retrofitted onto existing glass, while laminated smart glass is ideal for new construction and renovation projects.
PDLC and PNLC are ideal for privacy applications such as bathrooms, bedrooms, and partitions.
DLC is specifically designed for exterior glazing applications that require solar control and dynamic tinting.
Yes. PriWatt integrates with most major smart home platforms and control systems.
Yes. Systems are available in laminated safety glass configurations designed to meet residential building requirements.
Replace outdated privacy solutions with a material that adapts in real time — without compromising design, natural light, or performance.
Get expert guidance, technical specifications, and project-based pricing tailored to your space.
Laminated reverse-mode glass, clear unpowered, in white, grey or bronze.
Self-adhesive, applied to glass already in the building. Frosted unpowered, clear at a switch.
Tinted transparent to dark, for glare and solar gain as well as privacy. Usually exterior.
Eighty feet of reverse smart glass railing: clear over the water, private around the pool.
A switchable fence in low-iron tempered EVA laminate, on a house automation schedule.
Bathroom windows eight feet from the public path to the beach.
The glaziers took the frames off first, so the film runs past the sightline with no visible edge.
Bathroom and living spaces on separate circuits: a zoning decision that cannot be added later.
600 sq. ft. of PDLC film installed across a private home cinema, with a detailed look at the installation process.
PDLC glass integrated into custom automatic sliding garage doors.
A fabricator’s perspective on integrating custom metal frames with switchable glass.
Frosted with no power, so the enclosure stays private in an outage. Normal mode, and why.
Clear with no power, frosted on demand, on two projects in service in New York and Florida.
Dimming, not frosting: 36% down to 1.5% light transmission, with no blind over the space.
Switchable leaves, hardware cut-outs, and how the power crosses a joint that moves.