Does Window Film Stop Heat Transfer if Installed on Windows?
Does Window Film Stop Heat Transfer if Installed on Windows
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Window film will block large amounts of solar energy and at the same time the window film will absorb other parts of the solar energy. The product is most effective if installed on existing glass that has western, eastern, or southern sun exposure.
Solar radiation transferring inside through the glass is much lower as a result of having the window film product installed.
The performance results achieved will vary depending on the type of window tinting film installed.
The transmission of heat from a section of greater temperature to one of lower temperature is termed as heat transfer.
The transfer of heat always flows from hot to cold. No heat will transfer if there is no difference in temperature.
Many residential and commercial locations have heat coming in through windows for the majority of the year.Three forms of heat transfer as it pertains to window film are Conduction, Radiation, and Convection. Radiation is, out of the three, the most significant type of heat transfer since it transfers infrared waves. This determines why solar energy is referred to as solar radiation in reference to our window film specifications.
Window film benefits also include glare and UV reduction. This makes for a more comfortable environment in a building with hot spots. Having the films installed will protect your furnishing from fading which is caused by heat, visible light, and ultraviolet rays.
Florida Film Solutions has many products of different shade variations that can be installed on to your flat existing glass in your house no matter what size or shape. Some of the films available also qualify for TECO and Progress Energy Window Film Rebates.