Tint Glossary

 

Ultraviolet (UV) Rejection
Indicates the amount of ultraviolet (UV) energy that is blocked from passing through the glass.

 

Total Solar Energy Rejected
Indicates the films ability to reject solar energy.

 

Glare Reduction
Indicates the amount of glare reduced by the film.

 

Infra-red Rejected
Indicates the infrared blocked at specific or average wavelength.

 

Visible Light Reflectance
Indicates the amount of visible light that is reflected away from the glass.

 

Total Solar Absorption
Indicates how much energy is being absorbed by the glass.

 

Shading Coefficient Indicates the effectiveness of window film in rejecting heat as compared to clear glass.

 

Window Film Effectiveness on Energy Savings:

Total Solar Energy Rejected	Higher is better
Shading Coefficient	Lower is better

 

Window Film Measures of Effectiveness For Reducing Heat Gain:

Total Solar Energy Rejected	Higher is better
Shading Coefficient	Lower is better

 

Window Film Measures of Effectiveness For Preventing Fading:

Ultraviolet (UV) Rejection	Higher is better
Total Solar Energy Rejected	Higher is better
Visible Light Transmission	Lower is better

 

 

Window Film Measures of Effectiveness For Day Lighting:

Visible Light Transmission

Higher is better

 

Window Film Measures of Effectiveness For Preventing Glare:

Visible Light Transmission	Lower is better
Glare Reduction	Higher is better

 

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