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Compare Apex Do-It-Yourself
Solar Control Window Films Specifications:
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% vlt |
% uv |
% reflectivity* |
% tser |
characteristics |
| Silver 15 | 15 | 98+ | 61 | 78 |
High performance window film for heat and UV rejection. Very reflective. Silvery finish offers excellent privacy and interior glare reduction |
| Silver 50 | 50 | 98+ | 12 | 55 |
Reflective solar control window film with a silver finish, balances light admission and heat rejection |
| Grey 25 | 26 | 98+ | 18 | 66 |
High performance film for heat and UV rejection. Low reflectivity, medium to dark tint offering excellent interior glare reduction. |
| Grey 40 | 41 | 98+ | 16 | 62 |
Good all-round performing film for heat and UV protection. Medium tint, low reflectivity |
| Neutral 35 | 41 | 98 | 22 | 63 |
Medium performance solar control window film with low reflectivity. Natural looking on glass. |
| Neutral 55 | 56 | 98+ | 21 | 56.6 |
Good all-round film offering excellent solar energy rejection for a high light transmitting film. |
| Neutral 75 | 76 | 98+ | 9 | 38 |
Great neutral film to block UV and heat. Non-reflective and almost undetectable on the glass. |
| IR 70 | 69 | 98+ | 10 | 53 |
Infrared blocking window film, virtually invisible on glass, permitting excellent flow of natural light while blocking almost all UV radiation and offering excellent heat rejection for a high VLT film. |
| Bronze 20 | 22 | 98+ | 37 | 78 |
High performance window film for heat and UV rejection. Very reflective, bronze tone. |
| Bronze 35 | 35 | 98+ | 29 | 70 |
Her performance film for heat and UV rejection. Reflective bronze tone. |
| Bronze 50 | 45 | 98+ | 23 | 62 |
Good all-round performing film for heat and UV protection. Somewhat reflective bronze tone. |
| Black Steel 5 | 5 | 99 | 58 | 85 |
Most solar energy rejection of all Apex films. Special purpose, dark film that is highly reflective and lets in very little light. |
*Typical, untreated window glass on average offers about 9% reflectance
vlt = visual light transmission uv = ultraviolet blocked tser = total solar energy rejected
WARNING: Solar films should not be installed on thermal pane windows where the glass has been treated with a LOW-E coating.
Automotive film should never be installed on thermal pane windows. Dark, highly absorbing film should not be installed on
large thermal pane windows where there is uneven sun exposure (partial shading for example) on the window creating uneven heat
distribution over the glass. Solar films should never be installed on damaged, chipped or cracked glass.
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