MULTI ALLOY SPECTRALLY SELECTIVE SOLAR FILMS
SOLAR SCREEN® Multi alloy window films are technically highly advanced. Multi alloy films are carefully designed to act selectively on the spectrum of solar light. Characterised by a subtle tint and absolute transparency, these advanced films improve ambient living and working conditions by providing insulation from solar heat gain (Spectra 80 C film), whilst continuing to allow up to 70 % of visible light to pass through (Spectra 30 C film). Furthermore, these films will absorb 99.5% of all UV rays and reflect up to 90% of infrared radiation (780 to 2,500nm) in the case of the Celsius 70 Cristal model.
CELSIUS 50 C
Celsius 50 C multi alloy films are carefully designed to act selectively on the spectrum of solar light, offering the best possible compromise between transparency and performance.
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CELSIUS70 C
Celsius 70 C multi alloy films are carefully designed to act selectively on the spectrum of solar light, offering the best possible compromise between transparency and performance.
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MULTIGLASS 66 C
With a highly specific multi alloy metal composition, the Multiglass 66 C film constitutes a significant barrier to solar absorption. It is highly effective in shielding against solar heat gain and further protects glazed surfaces from damage.
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SPECTRA 30 C
Spectra 30 C multi alloy films are carefully designed to act selectively on the spectrum of solar light, offering the best possible compromise between transparency and performance.
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SPECTRA 33 C
Spectra 33 C multi alloy films are carefully designed to act selectively on the spectrum of solar light, offering the best possible compromise between transparency and performance.
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SPECTRA 40 C
Spectra 40 C multi alloy films are carefully designed to act selectively on the spectrum of solar light, offering the best possible compromise between transparency and performance. Soapy water solution (ref. sun pose 0808 or 0805 Film on), do not clean for at least a month and do not apply any type of sticker or adhesive on the film. To find out the cleaning frequency, see chapter 2 of our gathering of information.
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