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Berlin Design Awards 2025 - 27A Magnetic Coupling Drive Built-in Louver Glass
To create a more comfortable living environment for users, the innovative insulating glass window with a built-in louver incorporates advanced features, including a non-contact permanent magnet transmission system, an external motor, and solar-powered wireless charging technology. These innovations not only eliminate exposed wiring but also deliver various practical benefits, such as excellent sealing, thermal insulation rated level 7, water tightness up to 700 Pa, and noise reduction down to 35 dB. Together, these features ensure a consistently pleasant indoor environment.
Dawei Liu, Wenzhong Zhang, Rui Sun, Xiaoqing Huang
The innovative insulating glass window with a built-in louvre excels in protection, durability, and intelligence. It features a permanent magnet transmission system, which allows for easy control of the louvre without intricate wiring. By integrating an external motor and solar-powered charging technology, the window eliminates all exposed wiring, greatly simplifying installation and enhancing overall sealing performance. Operating the louvre is a breeze—simply use the remote control, voice commands, or the dedicated app. Additionally, the window can be seamlessly integrated into a smart home system, making it well-suited for modern living.
- The built-in louvre allows users to flexibly adjust the amount of sunlight streaming in, reflecting approximately 60% of solar heat outward. This excellent insulation performance reduces the load on air conditioning systems, thereby contributing to both energy saving and emission reduction.
- Integrated with solar-powered wireless charging technology, the external motor runs without using additional energy or generating carbon emissions. This design embodies the brand’s commitment to Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles.
- With the motor placed externally, maintenance is significantly simplified, as there’s no need to replace the entire glass panel. This approach also cuts down on resource waste.