Let the sunshine in
Solar window tinting films rejects heat, help reduce fading and saves energy. Also known as heat control window tinting and sun glare window tinting, solar window film is a cost efficient and simple way to keep your home cool and comfortable by keeping the sunlight outside, instead of building up inside your home.
In Orlando, Winter Garden, Clermont and many other cities around Central Florida, our customers enjoy cooler rooms without losing light with a variety of solar window films. There are many options of solar window film that are not reflective, will not change the appearance of your windows while still rejecting high amounts of heat. Other types of solar window film are more reflective in other to prioritize privacy and glare reduction while also providing excellent heat rejection.
Regardless of the film that you choose, all solar window film options have the ability to reject heat so you’ll feel cool and comfortable in your home! Lets look at the different types of solar window film.
Types of Solar Window Films
Reflective Films
Best for: Maximum privacy, heat control, glare reduction.
Reflective window film increases exterior privacy and prevents outsiders from being able to see into your home or building. Reflective window films are great for spaces where high levels of heat and glare reduction are needed. Reflective window film has the same high levels of reflectivity on the outside as well as the inside which is popular for certain business but might not be appealing for homes where natural light is welcomed.
Reflective window film blocks up to 80% of Radiant Heat, 83% of Glare, and 99% of UVA and UVB rays.
A selection of silver, gold, bronze, blue and gray shades allows you to fine-tune for the perfect complement to your home’s masonry, siding, roof and landscaping.
Dual Reflective Films
Best for: Maximum heat control, privacy, glare reduction.
Dual reflective window film provides lower interior reflectivity with high exterior reflectivity in order to maximize heat rejection and daytime privacy.
Dual reflective window film blocks up to 78% of Radiant Heat, 92% of Glare, and 99% of UVA and UVB rays.
With Dual Reflective films, you’ll enjoy clearer views and the same exterior privacy of other reflective films, while allowing in more natural light.
Ceramic Films
Best for: Maximum visibility, heat control, glare reduction.
Ceramic window film is dye and metal free. Ceramic films transmit more visible light while blocking high amounts of infrared light to reduce heat without making your rooms dark.
Without metals, Ceramic window film is not reflective, it doesn’t have a “mirror look” and will now change the appearance of your windows.
Residential Ceramic window film blocks up to 86% of Infrared Heat, 65% of Radiant Heat, 62% of Glare, and blocks 99% of UVA and UVB rays.
Spectrally-Selective Films
Best for: storefronts, commercial buildings and homes that need minimal light control and excellent heat rejection.
Spectrally Selective films offer excellent heat rejection and energy savings with a virtually invisible appearance. By using nano technology, these films are made with precious metals like silver and gold, to allow in the maximum amount of light while rejecting the maximum amount of heat without increasing the visual reflectivity of your window glass.
Spectrally Selective window film blocks up to 98% of Infrared Heat, 72% of Radiant Heat, 62% of Glare, and blocks 99% of UVA and UVB rays
Great for applications where maintaining the look of existing glass is highly important, these films are ideal for storefronts, commercial buildings and homes that need minimal light control and excellent heat rejection.
In conclusion
As a homeowner, you want the best window tinting film for your project and TintXperts has products for all of your needs. If you want cooler rooms then you should consider Solar Window Tinting Film so you can enjoy natural light, maximize privacy, and add an extra level of protection for your home and furniture.
If your looking for window tinting solutions in the Orlando area, contact TintXperts today at (407) 714-0659 and one of our window film experts will be happy to assist you!