FAQ
We manufacture in USA using top quality materials.
PriWatt Reverse Mode (PNLC) laminated glass runs $120 – $165 per sq ft, PriWatt Normal Mode (PDLC) laminated glass $78 – $115 per sq ft, and PriWatt adhesive PDLC film $65 – $75 per sq ft. Customized quotes are provided based on the specific requirements of the project.
Yes. Both PriWatt Glass and PriWatt self-adhesive film are certified by Underwriters Laboratories – UL E514182. Besides that PriWatt PDLC interlayer is also tested by INTERTEK – ASTM E662, ASTM E1354 and SMP 880-C
Yes, PriWatt Glass is certified by SGCC and successfully tested by Black Waters boiling test ANSI/CAN 16 CFR 1201 and ANSI/CAN impact test.
Yes. Our experts provide professional PriWatt products installation service in USA or Canada.
Yes, you can order a user-friendly sample kit here.
Refer to our Quote Form. Our representatives will contact you to discuss details and drawings.
PriWatt Film orders can be manufactured and ready for dispatch within 10 days. PriWatt Glass orders may take up to 30 days. Contact us to discuss potential timeframes for your project.
Beyond our USA production facilities, we have additional manufacturing facilities in Canada and overseas to support capacities of any size.
Yes. PriWatt PDLC film, the active component used in our product, comes in rolls of 46”, 60”, and 70” widths each with a maximum length of 140”.
Yes, Smart Glass Technologies offers two (2) year warranty on our PriWatt switchable PDLC film and three (3) year warranty on our PriWatt laminated glass products. We do offer up to a 10 year extended warranty that can be purchased (Please consult with one of our sales representatives).
Yes – we also use different interlayers to make custom laminated glass products that can be viewed here.
PriWatt laminated glass runs from $78 per sq ft, and PriWatt film from $65 per sq ft. Customized quotes are provided based on the specific requirements of the project.
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Costs, in more detail
What it costs per square foot
Ranges for film and laminated glass, the five things that move the number, and what is quoted separately.
Safety glazing and the code
Where the code requires it, what SGCC 9894 covers, and why film on existing glass is a different question.
Fire, smoke and toxicity
The three test reports read out in full: what Intertek measured against NFPA 130, and what it does not mean.
Compare the products
PDLC, PNLC and DLC as glass and as film, and which of the six a project actually needs.
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Dimensions or drawings come back as a panel schedule, a transformer and a lead time.