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ConverLight takes the lead as the most sustainable choice in sunshade solutions. The verdict: 80% lower carbon footprint in compared to all competitors

Our recent webinar, featuring experts @luca from @glassAdvisor and @Greger from @Chromogenics, shared their knowledge on dynamic glass and how to incorporate it into your projects, shedding light on its benefits, common misconceptions, and practical applications.

Planning a facade refurbishment on an existing building? External shading is often not an option. Heritage protection, structural limits, maintenance. ConverLight® reduces cooling demand from the inside. No moving parts on the facade. No changes to the exterior. We can review your project at no cost and show what dynamic glazing means for your energy model. Result in 1.2 days. Request a project review.

More glass on the facade means more daylight, and usually more cooling demand. The usual answer is external shading. And with it, compromises on design and maintenance. There is another way. ConverLight® is a dynamic glazing that adjusts its tint based on solar exposure and interior conditions. A clean glass facade, without external blinds, with documented reductions in energy consumption. We can review your project at no cost and discuss whether dynamic glazing fits your energy targets. Result in 1.2 days. Request a project review.

Don’t miss the chance to hear from experts Christian Anker Hviid of DTU Construct and Greger Gregard of ChromoGenics. In our latest webinar they explore the impact of Dynamic Glass on thermal comfort and share insights into energy-efficient building solutions. 🎥 Get the replay here

Is electrochromic glazing right for your project? The short answer - it depends. Let Paul Rogers, Head of Daylight Certification, and the ACC Glass and Facade team give you a clear understanding of how electrochromic glazing contributes to energy efficiency and occupant health. 🎥 Get the replay here