Residential Solar Control Window Film Examples Many people inquire the differences between solar screens and window films.   Solar Screens                                               Solar Control Window                                                         5 year warranty                                                Lifetime warranty                                                         Thick screen, distorts view                                  Optically clear                                                          Not designed to block UV                                    Blocks at least 99% of UV                                                         Changes appearance of home                              Virtually invisible
Huper Optik Drei This is the highest heat rejecting, non-reflective film in the market today. It rejects 70% of the solar energy and 98% of the infrared light
A  light conventional film was installed years ago to reduce some heat, mainly reducing fading of the fabric blinds.	After a few years, the traditional film was removed. Huper Optik Drei was installed on the entire west wall, and south wall. We did alot of testing while working on this house. We found that we reduced the room temperature over seven degrees the next day. Utility costs were lowered an average of $125.00 per month
Huper Optik Sech This is a very light film that is rejecting 54% of the solar energy and 82% of the infrared. This customer wanted a film that would help control fading,   reduce the heat load of the air conditioning system, without altering the appearance of the home. As you can see it is virtually invisible.
Huper Optik Ceramic 30 We applied Huper Optik Ceramic 30 to the entire home. If you look closely, the doors have Ceramic 30, the windows on the right have solar screens. The solar screens were removed after installation. The customer wanted a better view of Lake Austin, and better heat rejection. The house is ten years old and the screens failed and are torn. Ceramic window films are non-reflective, unlike traditional metalized films. They are lighter, and reject more solar energy. This film does meet Austin Energy's rebate program. We are an authorized vendor for Austin Energy.
Huper Optik ceramic 30 Interior and exterior photos of ceramic 30 on insulated glass.     Huper Optik Ceramic 50 Most of our interior designers that we work with prefer us to install Huper Optik Ceramic 50. This is a light film that rejects 50% of the solar energy and 68% of the infrared light. Once installed, it looks like it isn't on and has no reflectivity.