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UltraCool 8360 Infrared Heat Blocking Window Film
8360 IR Heat Reflective Film

NT PerLite Ceramic 50i Heat Reflective Interior Window Film | Rejects 53% Infrared Energy | 50% Visible Light Transmission | Blocks 99% UV | Neutral Gray

Starting at $165.38

  • Lower Summer Cooling Costs with Maximum Reduction Daytime Temperatures and Minimal Darkening
  • Rejects 49% of Total Solar Energy
  • Glare Reduction 43%
  • Blocks 99% of UV Radiation
  • Lets 51% of Visible Light Through
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NT PerLite Ceramic 50i Heat Reflective Interior Window Film | Rejects 53% Infrared Energy | 50% Visible Light Transmission | Blocks 99% UV | Neutral Gray Color

Avery Dennison’s NT PerLite Ceramic 50i Heat Reflective Interior Window Film is a highly durable, ceramic based film. It was developed using a proprietary, patented advanced ceramic technology. That technology results in a film that offers an attractive neutral gray color and provides excellent Solar Energy Rejection to reduce summer cooling costs with low visible light reflectance. Allowing 51% of visible light to transmit through, while providing an Infrared Energy Rejection of 53% (how most heat is transmitted in the atmosphere), this film allows for significantly cooler indoor temperatures without the need for additional interior lighting.

The NT PerLite 50i is an ideal solution solution for an affordable energy-saving project where preserving the view and a natural appearance (both inside and out) is a paramount concern.

The NT PerLite is an easy wet application to the interior side of the window.  Please see Application tab for detailed application instructions, our Video tab and Cleaning tab for additional insights.

Available in 25′, 50′, 75′ & 100′ long increments, it also has available widths of 36″, 48″, 60″ & 72″. To save time cutting film, custom widths cut to order are available. To do so, simply order the next largest width listed (ex: you need a width of 32″, then order 36″ and you will receive a roll cut to 32″ wide and a 2nd piece 4″ wide).  Please specify the requested width(s) in the “Order Notes” section at the bottom left side of the checkout page.  Can specify up to 3 cuts in width per roll.

 

WHERE IS INFRARED BLOCKING WINDOW FILM USED?

  • Office Buildings
  • Meeting Rooms
  • Home Windows
  • Patio Doors
  • Restaurants
  • Schools
  • Store Fronts
  • Airports
  • Hospitals

WHY INFRARED BLOCKING WINDOW FILM?

  • Lower Summer Cooling Costs with Maximum Reduction Daytime Temperatures and Minimal Darkening
  • Rejects 49% of Total Solar Energy
  • Glare Reduction 43%
  • Blocks 99% of UV Radiation
  • Lets 51% of Visible Light Through
  • Pleasant Neutral Gray Color
  • Easy Application to Interior Side of Window
  • Available in 25′, 50′, 75′ & 100′ Lengths
  • Available in 36″,48″,60″ & 72″ Widths (Custom Widths Are Also Available)

8360 IR Heat Reflective Film

Weight 20 lbs
Dimensions 72 × 9 × 9 in
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Width

36", 48", 60", 72"
Length

25', 50', 75', 100'

Specifications

Technical Specs Single Pane Window Double Pane Window
Visible Light Transmitted 51% 47%
Visible Light Reflected (Interior) 16% 19%
Visible Light Reflected (Exterior) 18% 24%
Ultraviolet Block 99% 99%
Total Solar Energy Reflected 20% 23%
Total Solar Energy Transmitted 40% 35%
Total Solar Energy Absorbed 40% 42%
Emissivity (Room Side) .84 .84
Glare Reduction 43% 42%
Selective IR Reduction (SIRR) 67% 67%
IR Energy Reduction (IRER) 53% 53%
Shaind Coefficient .60 .66
Solar Heat Gain Coeff. (G-Value) .51 .57
U-ValueWinter (IP) 1.04 .48
U-Value Winter (SI) 5.91 2.73
Luminous Efficacy .85 .72
Total Solar Energy Rejected (%) 49% 43%

How to Measure

Determining the amount of window film needed to cover your windows is not as difficult as one would imagine. Just follow these straightforward steps to easily measure your windows and determine the quantity needed.

Measuring Your Glass

Note: Measure width in INCHES and length in FEET (divide number of inches by 12 to convert to feet.)

  1. Measure only glass area of window, not entire window frame.
  2. First measure your glass from left to right in INCHES. This is your required width. (This width corresponds with the “Roll Width” listed on each product page.)
  3. Then Measure your glass from top to bottom in FEET. This will be your required length. (This length corresponds with “Total Length (Feet)” on each product page.)
  4. Be sure to write these measurements down. We suggest adding 1 inch in each direction to your measurements. This allows room for error and cutting during your installation. The slight overlap will allow you to carefully cut the film to the edge of your glass, custom fitting your window.
  5. Repeat measuring for each window.
  6. Add together the lengths for all of your windows to come up with Total Length of film required in FEET.

Ordering Your Window Film

  1. Navigate to the page of the desired film. Select the width in INCHES that best fits your windows as determined by the previous steps.
  2. Your Total Length measurement (length of all windows combined in FEET) equals the quantity needed in feet of your chosen film. Ships as one continuous roll

How to Apply

Below we have listed the General Application Instructions. For additional information, including cleaning & maintenance of your film, please visit our Document Library

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Coverage estimates are provided as a general guide. Actual product usage may vary based on surface condition, porosity, application method, and project requirements.

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