Product Description

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DUAL-REFLECTIVE SERIES: V14 SR CDF – ULTIMA

Introducing the cutting-edge energy-saving solution for modern buildings: the V14 SR CDF Dual-Reflective Window Film from the Ultima series. Engineered to enhance comfort and efficiency, this innovative film rejects up to 79% of solar energy, significantly reducing heat build-up, energy costs, and annoying glare. Crafted with advanced color-stable technology, the film features a blue-gray hue and promises long-lasting performance and aesthetic appeal.

Key Benefits

Blocking up to 99.9% of harmful ultraviolet rays, offering unparalleled protection for your furnishings by minimizing premature fading. Its optically-clear sputtered design ensures minimal disruption to your view while enhancing overall visual comfort by reducing glare and eye fatigue. The film’s sophisticated technology is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty, adding an extra layer of trust and reliability.

Recommended Applications

• Schools and Universities: Create comfortable learning environments.

• Public Buildings: Enhance energy efficiency and user experience.

• Health Care Facilities: Improve patient comfort and reduce energy costs.

• Commercial Offices: Offer better working conditions and lower overheads.

• Hotels: Provide a superior guest experience.

• Homes: Ensure a cooler, more comfortable living space.

Performance Metrics

• Visible Light Transmittance: Up to 11%

• Solar Energy Rejected: Up to 79%

• Glare Reduction: Up to 88%

• Ultraviolet Rejected: 99.9%

• Shading Coefficient: As low as 0.25

Perfectly suited for both residential and commercial applications, this dual-reflective film offers superior energy savings by maintaining lower interior reflectivity and providing excellent views to the outside both day and night. Particularly beneficial in regions with high levels of sunlight, it’s a versatile solution for any climate.

Transform your windows with the V14 SR CDF Dual-Reflective Window Film and experience the pinnacle of energy efficiency and comfort.

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