Photochromic film
Photochromic film acts like sunglasses for your windows. It automatically darkens when the sun is out and goes back to clear when it’s not. It is perfect for keeping rooms cooler, reducing glare, and adding a touch of privacy. No buttons, no cords, just a smart material that reacts to sunlight.
Why choose Sumona’s photochromic film?
- No need to adjust anything—this film darkens on its own in sunlight and clears up when it’s cloudy or dark.
- Say goodbye to heated rooms. It maintains a cooler and more comfortable space.
- It blocks out harmful UV rays that can damage furniture, flooring, and even your skin.
- It gives you full privacy without the need for blinds or curtains.
- By cutting down heat, it reduces the need for air conditioning, which is good for both your wallet and the planet.
Features
- Automatically reacts to sunlight in seconds
- Blocks 99% of harsh UV rays, protecting you and your furniture.
- Reduces heat so spaces and homes stay pleasant and comfortable.
- Naturally tints in sunny environments and gives you full privacy.
- Cuts cooling costs by managing sunlight.
FAQs
How does photochromic film differ from sun control film ?
While both films respond to sunlight, photochromic film changes its color based on sunlight or UV exposure—darkening when the sun is out and returning to clear when it’s not. Meanwhile, sun control film has a fixed tint, which means its appearance and performance stay the same, regardless of lighting conditions.
Why should I use photochromic film instead of traditional tinted film ?
Photochromic film offers both—crystal clarity when you want light and tint when you need privacy or safety. Traditional tinted film is always dark—even when the sun is out or it’s dark and cloudy, it never changes its appearance. Photochromic film adapts to the environment, making it ideal for the people who want natural light without glare or heat.
Does photochromic film help in energy saving ?
Absolutely! When the film darkens, it reduces the solar heat and keeps your place cooler without using or overworking the AC. This results in lower energy bills and more comfortable indoor environments.
Can photochromic film block UV and infrared radiation?
Yes, it can. Photochromic films are designed to block up to 98% of harmful UV rays and infrared radiation. This reduces sun damage and protects your floors, furniture, and fabrics.
Where is photochromic film best used?
Photochromic films can be used in a variety of settings, including
- Home windows and skylights
- Office buildings and meeting rooms
- Store windows
- Sunroofs and windows of automobiles
- Hospital privacy partitions
- Museum display cases