Question 1

Is dynamic glass too expensive?

Accepted Answer

At first glance, maybe. But when you factor in savings from mechanical blinds, reduced HVAC systems, and complicated retrofits, ConverLight® becomes a pretty competitive option.
It cuts energy use, reduces maintenance, and boosts property value - all while enhancing occupant well-being and supporting your sustainability goals.

Question 2

Is it a risky new technology?

Accepted Answer

ConverLight® is second-generation electrochromic glass, developed from decades of research at Uppsala University.

It’s passed rigorous ISO durability tests by third-party research institute RISE, simulating over 20 years of real-world use in harsh conditions. With no moving parts or liquids, it’s stable, proven, and built to last.

Question 3

Does it look dark or tinted all the time?

Accepted Answer

Not with ConverLight®. It stays clear by default and tints only when needed.
It maintains excellent colour neutrality, so you get natural daylight and views, without the blue tint or gloomy feel.
This means you get to enjoy natural daylight as it is, making interiors feel bright, inviting, and visually pleasing.

Question 4

Does it really impact the indoor environment?

Accepted Answer

Yes, ConverLight® is designed to enhance well-being, focus, and comfort by maximising natural daylight and controlling indoor temperature.

This makes it ideal for schools, offices, hospitals, or basically anywhere people spend time and deserve better spaces for recovery and creativity.

Question 5

Does dynamic glass have high embodied carbon?

Accepted Answer

Not this one. ConverLight® is made in Sweden through a low-energy process and shipped as a lightweight film - not bulky glass.

It’s then laminated locally, cutting transport emissions dramatically. Add up to 40% lower energy use for heating and cooling, and you’ve got a solution that shrinks your building’s carbon footprint to size small.

Question 6

Does dynamic glass limit size, shape, and glazing options?

Accepted Answer

ConverLight® dynamic film adapts to almost any design - whether it’s curved glass, custom shapes, or oversized panes.

It integrates seamlessly into IGUs and pairs with acoustic, fire-rated, bullet-resistant, or insulating glazing. In other words, true design freedom with no compromises on performance or aesthetics.

Question 7

Is it complicated to install and manage?

Accepted Answer

Actually, it’s surprisingly simple. ConverLight® is delivered like any standard IGU and doesn’t require special tools or expert installation.

Our wireless control system and plug-and-play setup make integration smooth, whether you’re retrofitting an existing façade or working on a brand-new build. Once in place, it just works.

Question 8

Does tinted dynamic glass always look blue?

Accepted Answer

Feeling blue? Not with ConverLight®. The tint shifts to a warm amber tone, keeping interiors natural and welcoming. The secret lies in the multilayer thin-film stack, which maintains a high Color Rendering Index (CRI) of 89–90 even in the darkest state. That’s higher than the standards for offices, classrooms, and many other types of spaces.

The result? Dynamic glass that saves energy, supports well-being, and avoids the discomfort of blue-tinted spaces.

Question 9

Is dynamic glass too expensive?

Accepted Answer

At first glance, maybe. But when you factor in savings from mechanical blinds, reduced HVAC systems, and complicated retrofits, ConverLight® becomes a pretty competitive option.

It cuts energy use, reduces maintenance, and boosts property value - all while enhancing occupant well-being and supporting your sustainability goals.

Question 10

Does it look dark or tinted all the time?

Accepted Answer

Not with ConverLight®. It stays clear by default and tints only when needed.

It maintains excellent colour neutrality, so you get natural daylight and views, without the blue tint or gloomy feel.

This means you get to enjoy natural daylight as it is, making interiors feel bright, inviting, and visually pleasing.

Question 11

Is it complicated to install and manage?

Accepted Answer

Actually, it’s surprisingly simple. ConverLight® is delivered like any standard IGU and doesn’t require special tools or expert installation.

Our wireless control system and plug-and-play setup make integration smooth, whether you’re retrofitting an existing façade or working on a brand-new build. Once in place, it just works.

Question 12

Does dynamic glass have high embodied carbon?

Accepted Answer

Not this one. ConverLight® is made in Sweden through a low-energy process and shipped as a lightweight film - not bulky glass.

It’s then laminated locally, cutting transport emissions dramatically. Add up to 40% lower energy use for heating and cooling, and you’ve got a solution that shrinks your building’s carbon footprint to size small.

Question 13

Does dynamic glass limit size, shape, and glazing options?

Accepted Answer

ConverLight® dynamic film adapts to almost any design - whether it’s curved glass, custom shapes, or oversized panes.

It integrates seamlessly into IGUs and pairs with acoustic, fire-rated, bullet-resistant, or insulating glazing. In other words, true design freedom with no compromises on performance or aesthetics.

Question 14

Is it a risky new technology?

Accepted Answer

ConverLight® is second-generation electrochromic glass, developed from decades of research at Uppsala University.

It’s passed rigorous ISO durability tests by third-party research institute RISE, simulating over 20 years of real-world use in harsh conditions. With no moving parts or liquids, it’s stable, proven, and built to last.

Question 15

Does it really impact the indoor Environment?

Accepted Answer

Yes, ConverLight® is designed to enhance well-being, focus, and comfort by maximising natural daylight and controlling indoor temperature.

This makes it ideal for schools, offices, hospitals, or basically anywhere people spend time and deserve better spaces for recovery and creativity.

Question 16

Does tinted dynamic glass always look blue?

Accepted Answer

Feeling blue? Not with ConverLight®. The tint shifts to a warm amber tone, keeping interiors natural and welcoming. The secret lies in the multilayer thin-film stack, which maintains a high Color Rendering Index (CRI) of 89–90 even in the darkest state. That’s higher than the standards for offices, classrooms, and many other types of spaces.

The result? Dynamic glass that saves energy, supports well-being, and avoids the discomfort of blue-tinted spaces.

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