
In Action
Instant Privacy
Tint on demand β instantly
Remote Controlled
Switch with one button
UV & Heat Block
99% UV & IRR filtered
Energy Efficient
Reduces cabin heat load
Installation is straightforward.
No complicated tools, no heat gun, and no wet shrinking. Everything is designed to install directly inside your vehicle.
Peel & Position
Peel the backing, position the film directly on the inside of the glass, and press it into place.
Press Into Place
No heat gun and no wet shrinking. Simply press the film down evenly for a clean, secure fit.
Connect & Control
Connect to your car's 12V system with the included wire harness, then mount the remote switch inside the cabin.
Customer Review
Two switching modes.
Go instantly from clear to dark, or gradually adjust the tint to exactly where you want it.
Instant Mode
Switch from clear to dark in under a second. Perfect when you need immediate privacy or shade.
Gradual Mode
Dial the tint level exactly where you want it, with adjustable visibility between 5% and 60% VLT.
How does SPD electronic tint actually work?
SPD stands for Suspended Particle Device. The film contains microscopic light-absorbing particles suspended in a liquid. When no power is applied, the particles are randomly arranged and block light β making the glass dark. When you switch it on, an electric field aligns the particles, allowing light to pass through and making the glass clear. It switches almost instantly.
Is it safe to run electrical film on a car window?
Yes. The film operates at low voltage (typically 40β110V AC at very low current), which is well within safe limits for automotive use. The system is properly fused and designed specifically for vehicle installation. It has been used safely in commercial and residential glass for decades.
Does it work when the car is off?
When the car is off and no power is supplied, the film defaults to its tinted/dark state β giving you privacy and UV protection automatically whenever you park. You only need power to make it go clear. This is ideal for parked vehicles in the sun.
How dark does it get and is it road legal?
The film transitions between approximately 1% and 70% light transmission. In its darkest state it is very private and blocks most light. Road legal requirements vary by country β in many regions rear side windows have no legal limit, but front side windows do. Because the film can be switched clear instantly, it can be used legally by switching to clear when required.
How is it controlled β does it need an app?
No app needed. The system comes with a dedicated remote control so you can switch your windows clear or tinted with one press. Simple, instant, no phone required. The remote is compact and can be mounted inside the vehicle.
How is the film installed on the window?
The SPD film is applied directly to the inside surface of the glass using a specialist adhesive, similar to standard window tint film but with electrical connections wired in. Installation is carried out by a professional fitter. The wiring connects to the vehicle's power supply and remote controller. We recommend professional installation to ensure the electrical connections are safe and sealed correctly.
Does it block UV and heat like regular tint?
Yes β and it performs better than most standard tints. SPD film blocks up to 99% of UV radiation in both clear and tinted states, protecting your skin and interior. It also significantly reduces infrared heat transmission, keeping your cabin cooler whether the film is clear or dark.
Will it affect my vision or create glare at night?
When switched to clear, the film is highly transparent with up to 70% light transmission β similar to standard clear glass. There is a very slight blue-grey tint even in the clear state which is characteristic of SPD technology. At night, simply switch to clear for maximum visibility. The film does not create additional glare.
How long does the film last?
SPD film is built for long-term use and is rated for over 100,000 switching cycles. With normal daily use, this equates to many years of reliable operation. The film itself is UV-stable and resistant to fading. As with any window film, avoiding sharp impacts to the glass will help maintain its longevity.