Balancing Heat Rejection and Clarity with Advanced Solar Film Technology
Overview
n the high-rise urban landscape of Singapore, living on a higher floor often means dealing with intense afternoon heat and radiation from the sun. This was a significant concern for a homeowner who approached us, seeking a solution to reduce heat exposure while maintaining clear visibility through his windows.
Why We Did It
The focus of our solar film installation was to minimize heat during the day without compromising the clarity and unobstructed view of the outdoors. The homeowner wanted to enjoy the benefits of natural light without the discomfort of the intense heat, especially in the afternoons.
Homeowner's Concern
The primary challenge was to find a window film that could effectively reduce heat without darkening the room. Most window films that block heat tend to have a darker shade, which can obstruct the view and reduce the amount of natural light.
Our Solution
We recommended our Platinum series solar film. This product is specially designed to reject solar energy while allowing more light to enter, ensuring a clearer view of the outdoors. Additionally, considering the apartment’s high elevation, we ensured that the film provided adequate UV and infrared protection.
What We Used
Platinum P75 solar film was selected for its reliable UV and Infrared ray rejection. Other than that, it’s performance durability also outweigh many solar films in Singapore.
- Rejects 99% UV Violet
- Rejects 99% Infrared ray
- Effective Heat Rejection
How It Helped
Before Installation
After Installation
The installation was a resounding success. The heat rejection was significant, making the home much more comfortable in the afternoons. Moreover, the clarity of the outdoor view remained unobstructed, meeting the homeowner’s specific request.
What the Client Thought
The homeowner was extremely satisfied with the outcome. He immediately noticed the difference in temperature post-installation and was pleasantly surprised by the added benefit of UV and infrared protection, which was not his initial concern. The balance between heat rejection and maintaining a clear view was perfectly achieved.
