Revolutionary electrochromic nanotechnology for intelligent glass shading
ECONTROL® is based on electrochromic technology – a revolutionary nanotechnology that enables electrical control of glass light transmission.
By applying a low voltage (1-5 volts), the transparency of the glass changes continuously from clear to tinted. This process is completely reversible and can be repeated indefinitely.
The electrochromic layer consists of several nanometer-thin functional layers embedded between two glass panes, providing a permanent and maintenance-free solution.
High-precision layer structure for optimal performance
High-quality float glass as carrier for the functional layers. Available in various thicknesses and sizes.
Nanometer-thin functional layers of tungsten oxide and other materials for the electrochromic reaction.
Invisible conductive coating for uniform current distribution across the entire glass surface.
1-5 Volt DC
3-20 minutes (depending on glass size)
Clear: 60-70% | Tinted: 5-20%
Clear: 40-50% | Tinted: 8-15%
3.20 x 6.00 m (depending on thickness)
> 50,000 switching cycles
Simple wall switches or remote control
Sensors for brightness, temperature and solar radiation
KNX, BACnet, Modbus and other building automation systems
Smartphone and tablet apps for convenient operation
Why choose ECONTROL® electrochromic glass?
Reduces cooling costs by up to 30% through intelligent solar heat gain control.
Maintains clear view outside while reducing glare and providing optimal daylight.
No mechanical parts to maintain. Solid-state technology ensures long-term reliability.
Clean facade design without external shading systems. Preserves building aesthetics.
Blue tint in dimmed state has positive effects on concentration and wellbeing.
Power only needed during switching. Glass maintains state without continuous power.
Versatile solutions for various building types
Facades and skylights
Windows and conservatories
Schools and universities
Shopping centers and stores
Contact our experts to learn more about ECONTROL® technology and how it can benefit your project.