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Reduce Energy Cost by 20 to 50% While Increasing Your Comfort. |
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The figure at the right shows the contribution of Heat of Different types
of Solar Energy, which is divided into three regions: Ultraviolet,
Visible and Infrared. This IR range is also referred as Near
Infrared. A film can be chosen to reduce any Specific Spectrum of
Solar Energy! Heat produced by the Sun's rays, which pass through a
glazing system, are called Solar Heat Gain (SHG). It has two
components: directly transmitted solar radiation and absorbed solar
radiation. In order to understand the total amount of heat that may
pass through a Window, one must understand the energy that each spectral
region (UV, VIS and NIR) contributes to the SHG in the Solar Spectrum. Total heat control performance comparisons between glazing systems can be done using the Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC). The US Department of Energy, Energy Star, International Code Council, and the National Fenestration Rating Council require the use of the SHGC. The SHGC includes the contribution of the UV, VIS and IR spectral regions and can be used to determine the solar control performance over the complete Solar Spectrum. |
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See How You Can Protect Your Furniture, Flooring, Window coverings and Skin From the Sun Damage and Fading with Window Films! |
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ULTRAVIOLET (U.V.) LIGHT:
This is
generally considered to be the most harmful portion of sunlight.
The ultraviolet rays contribute to approximately 40% of the fading
process. Most Window Films will remove 99.9% of
U Rays! VISIBLE LIGHT: Intense visible light is a considerable source of fading contributing to approximately 25% of the fading process. With Film, you can manage the light to any degree You Want! SOLAR HEAT: Furniture and fabrics that are hot to the touch are being damaged by solar heat which is responsible for 25% of the fading problem. The more heat absorbed by the fabric, the greater the damage. With Film, You can Remove 20 to 80% of the Heat!!! OTHER: An additional 10% can be attributed to miscellaneous effects such as: indoor artificial lighting, humidity, heat and poor dye anchorage. Window Film is the single best thing you can do for your windows to protect everything in your home from Sun Damage! |
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