Nano Ceramic Window Films, Let the Light In, & Reject Infrared Heat
Enjoy
your view & keep the light with nano ceramic window films that look great and keep you cool.
Ceramic Window Films
Solar
Energy Visible Light
T A R
T A Int R
Ext R UVR SC
SHR TSER**
GR
Nano Ceramic
Clear 85 50
41 9
84 8 9
9 99
0.75 26 36
18
Ceramic 70
47 43 10
69 20 11
11 99
0.62 0.53 57
31
Ceramic 60 48
43 9
57 34 9
9 99
0.62 0.53 55
43
Ceramic 50* 30 46
24 53 31
13 16
99 0.53 0.45
68 47
BK
30 (IR 98) 18 72
10 30 66
4 4
99 0.48 50
62 70
BK 15 (IR 98)
12 79 9
11 84 5
5 99
0.46 60 66
82
*Ceramic 50 is virtually transparent, yet rejects 68% of the total solar energy. This is a truely
amazing film where you can keep you view and stop the heat & block the harmful UV rays. Lower your energy bill &
stay cool with ceramic films.
** TSER: Total Solar Energy Rejected (Amount of heat that is blocked.)
Lighten Up With Virtually Transparent Window Films
Do the words "window
tinting" conjure up images of gloomy interiors and shiny or discolored glass?
If
so, meet Ceramic Films, a new line of spectrally-sensitive window films designed to fill your rooms with pleasing, natural
light while rejecting unwanted heat and UV radiation.
Earlier window tint
technologies use colored dye or fine metallic particles to absorb and reflect solar energy. These tints couldn't discriminate
natural light from solar heat and harmful UV radiation, all of which have slightly different wavelengths.
Thanks
to advances in nanoceramic technology, consumers no longer need to trade bright rooms and crisp views for energy savings.
Today's spectrally-specific films use tiny ceramic particles to block heat and UV while letting up to 78% of visible light
shine through.
Ceramic films are noncorrosive, won't interfere with electrical signals and offer crisp, natural views day and
night. And because the nanoceramic particles are virtually invisible, ceramic film is an excellent choice for consumers who
want to maintain the original appearance of their windows.
Ceramic Film is an
ideal choice for:
- Preserving the integrity and appearance
of historic buildings
- Seaside locations, where salt may corrode metallic films
- Condos, townhomes and other structures subject to strict architectural covenants
- Vehicles with GPS systems or satellite radio (metallic films may cause signal interference)
- Anyone looking to increase energy efficiency without sacrificing natural light or crisp views
