Reflectiv Ir 50x Infrared Protective Film 56%
IR 50X INFRARED PROTECTIVE FILM 56%
IR 50X INFRARED PROTECTIVE FILM 56%
This heat-blocking film provides 56% infrared protection for exterior application.
The IR 50X solar control film is designed to be applied to windows to reduce heat and glare from the sun. The improvement in comfort is dramatic in sun-drenched spaces.
It significantly enhances comfort and leads to energy savings on air conditioning. Extra-clear tint.
INFORMATION
BRAND
Reflectiv
PRODUCTION
Made in France
PRODUCT TYPE
Protective Film
COLLECTION
IR 50X
ADHESIVE
Acrylic Polymer 19 G/M2
SUPPORT
PET
COLOR
Extra Clear
PROTECTIVE
23-micron silicone-coated PET
FIRE RATING
B, S1, D0
APPLICATION SIDE
Exterior
LENGTH - PER ROLL
- 5mm
- 10 mm
- 30 mm
THICKNESS
80 microns
APPLICATION TEMPERATURE
Min. +5°C
SOLAR FACTOR
The solar factor (G) of glazing is the ratio between the total energy entering a room through the glazing and the incident solar energy. This total energy is the sum of the solar energy entering by direct transmission and the energy released by the glazing into the interior environment as a result of heating through energy absorption.
UV BLOCKING
99%
SOLAR FACTOR G
44%
INFRARED REJECTION
62%
TOTAL SOLAR ENERGY REJECTED
56%
TRANSMITTED VISIBLE LIGHT
60%
STANDARDS
Euroclasses
GUARANTEE
5 years
VISIBLE LIGHT REJECTED
40%
COMPOSITION OF HEAT-BLOCKING FILMS
Solar control films are composed of two layers of vacuum-metallized polyester, an adhesive, and a protective film that is removed during installation. They are scratch-resistant.
WIDTH
152 cm
DOWNLOAD
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GREENHOUSE EFFECT
Solar energy entering a room through glazing is absorbed by objects and interior walls, which, as they heat up, re-emit thermal radiation located primarily in the far-infrared (greater than 5 μm). Glazing, even clear glass, is practically opaque to radiation with wavelengths greater than 5 μm.
The solar energy entering through the glazing is therefore trapped in the room, which tends to heat up: this is the “greenhouse effect,” which we observe, for example, in a car parked in direct sunlight with the windows closed.
