Technology

How an Eclario is engineered.

Four systems, each designed and tuned in-house — light, sound, control and glass.

Light, engineered.

Dual LED — a front light for the face, an ambient backlight for atmosphere. Controlled independently.

  • A custom light chamber — even, shadow-free illumination.
  • Choose a classic LED line or a premium COB strip: one continuous line of light, no dots. The front rim can be doubled for more.
  • Adjustable from 1800 to 4500 K. Front and back fully dimmable.
  • High CRI — colours exactly as they appear in daylight.
Light chamber · front + ambient LED

Sound, built in.

Real speakers. Never exciters.

  • Most mirrors use exciters — a transducer glued to the pane, turning the glass itself into a diaphragm. Glass was never made to be a speaker: thin, rattling sound, no bass, and it buzzes at volume.
  • We build the opposite. Real drivers in sealed acoustic chambers inside the frame — the glass stays still, the sound comes from a proper enclosure.
  • The difference is audible in a second: real low end, clean voices, no vibration through the mirror.
  • Wi-Fi with AirPlay, or Bluetooth.
  • Multiroom — the same track in sync across rooms, or a different one in each, from a single app.
  • It fills the room. And you never see it.
Sealed acoustic chambers in the frame

Nothing on the glass.

Controls sit in the frame, never on the glass — so the surface stays flawless, free of fingerprints.

  • Hold to dim. Hold to shift the colour temperature. Smooth, precise.
  • Works with wet hands. Remembers your last setting.
  • No distraction on the glass. Just a perfect reflection.
In-frame controls · no touch on glass

Steam, solved.

Not a timer. The mirror knows the dew point and switches the heating on before condensation has a chance to settle.

  • Ordinary mirrors heat on a timer or a switch. They heat blindly — often when it is not needed, and not when it is.
  • Eclario watches the humidity and the temperature of the air and of the glass itself, and works out from them when condensation is about to form.
  • The heating runs only when the glass temperature approaches the dew point. The glass stays dry and you never have to touch it.
  • The heating film is sized to the mirror and always covers the whole zone in which you look at your face. We do not heat the entire pane blindly; we heat the area you actually use.
  • Film output rises with the size of the mirror, starting at 30 W. The glass never exceeds 40 °C — warm to the touch, never hot.
  • It heats while you shower, not all day. One shower costs a fraction of a cent.
  • Leave it to the sensor, put it on a schedule, or switch it on by hand from the app.
  • The heating is optional equipment — you choose it in the configurator.
Heating film from 30 W · heats only when it must

A true reflection.

Low-iron glass — true colours, no green cast.

  • Perfectly flat — an undistorted reflection.
  • Machine-sandblasted surfaces and machine-finished edges. Even, precise, clean.
  • Silvering built to survive humidity — no black creep over time.
Low-iron glass · humidity-proof silvering

Parameters

Colour rendering
CRI 95+
Illumination on the face
over 800 lx
Colour temperature
1800 – 4500 K, continuously adjustable
Speakers
2 × 10 W, sealed acoustic chambers in the frame
Heating
film from 30 W, dew-point controlled, maximum 40 °C on the glass
Power draw
50 to 600 W depending on size and equipment; the configurator gives the exact figure
Depth from the wall
10 – 34 mm
Frame
profile milled to measure, no visible joints, dimensionally stable in humid conditions
Supply
safety extra-low voltage, 24 V
Dimensions
40 to 150 cm, larger on request as a made-to-measure mirror
Controls
capacitive, in the frame, never on the glass
Connectivity
Bluetooth 5.0, optionally Wi-Fi with AirPlay
Smart home
button inputs and 24 V outputs for Loxone, Ampio, TapHome — optional

What's next

The mirror that shows more.

A display that lives behind the glass — visible when you need it, almost invisible when you don't. No screen on the wall. Just your mirror, when it has something to say.

In development.