Glass Surface Wireless Charging: Thickness Limits and Performance Guide
Understanding glass thickness limitations is crucial for optimal performance with the InvisQi wireless charger. Let's explore the key factors affecting charging through glass surfaces.
Thickness Specifications
Critical Measurements
- Maximum thickness: 30mm (1.18")
- Optimal range: 18-20mm (0.7-0.8")
- MagSafe optimal: 18-20mm
- Minimum effective: 18mm
Performance by Thickness
Efficiency Rates
- 18-20mm: 95-100% efficiency
- 21-25mm: 90-95% efficiency
- 26-30mm: 85-90% efficiency
- >30mm: Not recommended
Glass Types Impact
Material Variations
- Tempered glass performance
- Float glass transmission
- Laminated glass effects
- Treated glass considerations
Commercial Applications
Business implementations require:
Professional Setup
- Thickness verification
- Load testing
- Safety compliance
- Performance monitoring
Installation Guidelines
Setup Requirements
- Accurate measurement
- Proper mounting
- Power management
- Heat considerations
Optimization Tips
Performance Enhancement
- Surface cleanliness
- Alignment precision
- Temperature control
- Regular maintenance
Troubleshooting
Common Solutions
- Signal inconsistency
- Heat management
- Power delivery
- Alignment issues
Conclusion
Understanding and adhering to glass thickness limits ensures optimal wireless charging performance while maintaining safety and efficiency.
