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Does Window Film Really Reduce Heat? Five Facts You Didn’t Know

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  • March 14, 2019
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  1. Does Window Films Really Reduce Heat?
    1. Are They Really Hard to Install?
    2. Do the Tints Really Block the Heat?
    3. How Much Heat Can Window Tint Block?
    4. Can the Window Tints Substitute the Cooler?
    5. How Does the Mechanism Work?

With the installation of the window tints the heat and the outside cold is drastically reflected back in the surrounding and hence your surrounding space’s atmosphere remains the same. The energy efficient method gets you and your pocket in a win-win position.

Does Window Films Really Reduce Heat
Does Window Film Really Reduce Heat? Five Facts You Didn’t Know

Does Window Films Really Reduce Heat?

There are endless myths about the window films , this article decodes the top five of them and comes up with their original facts.


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  1. Are They Really Hard to Install?

It is a common belief that in order to reduce the heat people have to go through the strenuous methods of installation. But let us reveal that t is a matter of just 30 minutes hardly. The hazy appearance of the window is a testamo9unt that installation has happened really well.

In order to reduce the levels of heat, the installation needs to be carefully understood. This is not a much tricky affair for you can do this all by yourself. Note that the ticker window tint means that more of the heat will be reduced.

This applies to all of its dimensions to control the heat flow. So, this procedure is not difficult and in some case, you will need as little as two of the products like a tape measure and a utility knife.

  1. Do the Tints Really Block the Heat?

There is no doubt in the fact that window tints reduce the thermal rays and hence the related heat. The tints possess thermal rejection properties for they are manufactured with the material that allows only the minimum wavelength of the radiation.

  1. How Much Heat Can Window Tint Block?

The amount that is blocked varies highly on the location of the place and the position of the sun. For the incoming light through the tint, the window is not always the same. The rejection of the heat will depend highly on the quality of the tint used and their shade type.

You got to do your survey about what will suit the best for you. The shops have a list of them on which class of the glass tints will allow what percentage of the heat. Consequently, their prices will shoot as the percentage of the blocked heat increases.

  1. Can the Window Tints Substitute the Cooler?

Yes, the window tints whether putting in the residential settings or just on your car will significantly help in keeping your surrounding cool. This can save you a lot of billing cost in the form of less usage of air conditioners or splits similarly if you live in a cooler region then it will help in preventing the heat loss from your living space.

  1. How Does the Mechanism Work?

The common and traditional windows allow the heat to barge in and it significantly raises the temperature of the house. This drastic change of temperature leads to greater usage of the home appliances. They block the ones with the higher radiation. The solar window tints basically act as a natural filter on the windows without affecting the light intensity or illuminating features of the daylight.

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