Glazing is partly responsible for temperature variations in a residential or tertiary building with a direct impact on energy costs.
The buffer role of double glazing in the heat exchange between two air masses is not enough in the insulation of a building. In fact, glass can not filter infrared, which is the main cause of heat.
So in the summer, excessive solar heat and heat loss in the winter will force you to use energy-intensive systems to maintain comfortable room temperatures.
A window film is designed to work on a large part of the electromagnetic spectrum. Clearly, the technologies implemented offer the possibility of selectively filtering ultraviolet (UV), visible light and infrared (IR).
It is thus possible to obtain a wide variety of glazing film from simple solar control for the summer to a reinforced thermal insulation summer / winter.
Subcategories
Active filters
ilios 35A IN SR HPRA
Adapted to the problems of important contribution of solar heat and dazzling by the windows without losing in transmission of light.
umbra 20 EX PRT HPRA
With a shaded, low-reflective exterior, control the solar heat input from your windows and reduce glare without sacrificing interior brightness.
ilios 50A IN PR HPRA
Mastering the solar heat input to limit overheating of the glass walls while maintaining a high transmission of light.
ilios 20B IN SR CDA
A nice reflective bronze shade for great protection against excessive solar heat and glare.
ilios 35B IN PR CDA
High performance solar protection against excessive heat gain while maintaining good light transmission.
ilios 35A EX SR HPRA
A good option for environments subject to high solar heat and glare without sacrificing brightness.
ilios 50A EX PR HPRA
Balanced between a strong rejection of solar heat and a large light transmission, ilios 50 is ideal to limit the overheating of glass walls.
