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Skylight window films are engineered to cut down glare, damaging UV rays, infrared light, and heat. However, Installing window films can be tricky.


A professional inspection of your skylights is necessary to avoid costly damage if the wrong product is installed.

There are many types of tint on the market. Window films can be applied to cars, buildings, houses, and boats. Polyester, dye, and metalized window tints are the most common type of films used today. 






However, an increasingly popular option is the use of Ceramic tint. You might ask, "What is a ceramic tint? " 






Ceramic films or tints are made of titanium oxide. Titanium dioxide is an active ingredient in sunscreen. Titanium dioxide acts as an ultraviolet filter in the sunscreen - helps protect human skin, prevents the absorption of ultraviolet rays from the sun, and reduces the chances of sunburns, which can increase the chances of skin cancers. 






Ultrafine-grade, or Nanoscale Titanium Dioxide


Ultrathin titanium dioxide is most often used in the following applications: 


Sunscreen: Nano-titanium dioxide becomes transparent and acts as an efficient ultraviolet light absorber. 






Because of the small size of the particles, nano-titanium dioxide does not reflect visible light but absorbs ultraviolet rays to achieve a transparent barrier that protects the skin from the sun. According to the Skin Cancer Foundation, sunscreen and window films containing titanium dioxide can help prevent skin cancer. 






The same ultrafine ceramic particles are embedded and mixed with PET in its liquid form and pressed with laminators to form Ceramic window tinting film. These films provide superior heat rejection, UV protection, and maintain transparently maintaining uncompromised views.






Ceramic window tint 


Ceramic window film is a film that blocks out an incredible amount of sun rays. Its prime use has long been for vehicle tints because of its ability to be very light in color. Home ceramic window tinting is a bit different and requires proper glass inspection to select the best tone and the application surface.


What is a ceramic tint? 


Ceramic tint is a high-performance window PET. These types of films are known for their high heat rejection, optical clarity, and beautiful color. Ceramic window film stops both UV and IR, and it's because of its construction it's able to expel harmful infrared rays and block damaging ultraviolet light. 


 Reflective tint VS Ceramic tint


Ceramic window films are ideal for homeowners looking to keep the natural views. Ceramic window film is known for maintaining tone and color without increasing reflectivity, including distorting visibility. 


First, let's discuss the benefit of window tinting your home; home window tinting, otherwise known as residential window tinting, is a low-cost Home-improvement option when compared to glass replacement. Window tinting films are designed to block UV, reduce heat, cut glare, improve privacy, add security & even add a decorative touch. 






Knowing the added benefits of window films, we can now move on to the differences between reflective window films and ceramic window films.






Ceramic Window Film


Ceramic window films are ideal for homeowners looking to keep the natural views. Ceramic window film is known for maintaining tone and color without increasing reflectivity, including distorting visibility. 


Advantages


Maintain Views without increasing reflectivity Clear film options with high heat rejection

Disadvantages


CostlyCeramic films can absorb excessive heat raising the risk of thermal stress for some window constructions for buildings.

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Reduce Glare – Stop Fading – Gain Privacy – Get Secure


Reduce Glare –


Home window tinting is known for solving everyday lighting issues to include reducing glare, fading, privacy, and security. Let’s face it glare can be annoying, especially when your watching tv. There are tons of different ways you can prevent glare, but many solutions leave you in the dark, literately speaking. The best thing about house tinting is that it doesn’t leave you with the urge to turn on the lights. Tint cuts down the harsh light from any unwanted source. Also, the best thing about window tinting is it’s removable, replaceable, and customizable to your comfort level. Installing window tint takes only a few hours, and you can choose how light or dark you want to go, entirely solving your glare problems to your comfort level.










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Temperatures are increasing rapidly during the summer and getting much colder during the winter months. It’s never been more important to be energy-conscious especially with rising energy bills. Being energy-conscious starts with little things. Did you know, your home windows have a very small coating that could be helping you in your efforts, and if you don’t have this coating it could be costing you hundreds if not thousands of dollars. While home Windows might ordinary and without complexity; This could not be further from the truth. Home window design and structure is relatively complex. Understanding what type of Windows you have before attempting to solve daylighting, and energy concerns require a deeper understanding of the coatings that may be present.


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Give us a call at 1-866-883-5580 or visit us at www.rcwindowfilms.com. Or visit any one of the following manufacturer’s websites: SolarGard manufacturing company, Veloce Innovations, Huper Optik USA, 3M, and Madico. 

In today's podcast, we talk about glare reduction usings different types of window films. We explain the differences between silvers, dual-reflective, ceramic films, and spectrally selective window films. We also give you our recommended film to cut down glare significantly. 

Home window tinting is a low-cost, high energy-yielding home improvement project often overlooked. When the summer is in full swing, AC units struggle to keep homes cool and comfortable. If and ultimately, when air conditioners kick the bucket, replacing them is costly. Homeowners often overlook the impact house windows have on the downfall of air conditioning units. 


Window Tinting reduces the energy load on Air Conditioning units 


The average air conditioner in homes is a 3-ton unit; this number equates to 36000 BTUs per hour. Windows that are “low-performing” allow 168+ BTUs per square foot per hour. Meaning the average window can allow upwards of 3025 BTU’s per hour. Furthermore, if a home has just 12 windows, it’s a safe be to assume the AC unit is overworked. Low-performance windows often cause a strain on AC units, increase energy bills, not to mention lead to a steep cost of repair when the A/C unit seizes to work. 


House window tinting protects furniture and Floors from fading 


Fading furniture and floors is an all to common concern for homeowners and their pocketbooks. Faded hardwood can be expensive to repair and often require homeowners to replace sections of the floor, resulting in forever mismatched colors and even types of flooring. Furniture is just as susceptible to fading as hardwood floors. However, don’t panic too much because unlike glass that only protects against UVB, Window films protect against the more harmful UVA (the major contributor to fading and deterioration).


Quality Window tinting films have a unique UV inhibitor embedded into the adhesive (the sticky side of the film) that faces the sun that absorbs harmful UV Rays. Think of window film as SPF for home windows, although you never have to lather up again, because quality window films never need replacing.


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