Look at TSER, not just IRR
TSER means total solar energy rejected and is the broader overall solar-energy measure. IRR is infrared rejection for a specific film. IRR should not be read as total heat rejection.
HEAT REDUCTION WINDOW FILM
Control solar energy with the right metric.
Window film can reduce solar energy passing through glass. Compare exact film specifications—especially TSER—alongside the daylight and appearance you want to retain.
THE DETAIL
Choose for your glass.
Balance daylight, comfort and appearance.
Bright and dark choices
Blue Topaz 65 has 65% VLT and 60% TSER. Aquamarine 75 has 74% VLT and 67.5% TSER. For darker rooms, Black Diamond 20 has 64% TSER and Black Sapphire 5 has 72% TSER.
Avoid a temperature promise
Actual room comfort depends on glass area, orientation, shading, ventilation and the building. No film can guarantee a particular room-temperature drop or energy-bill saving.
CURRENTLY LISTED FILMS
Films to review.
Availability and final product selection are confirmed with Basic Deco before quotation.
PRODUCT SAMPLECeramic IR Film · IR65BTBlue Topaz 65Bright spaces seeking higher visible-light transmission65%VLT60%TSERView details 
PRODUCT SAMPLECeramic IR Film · IR75AQAquamarine 75Spaces where very high daylight transmission is preferred74%VLT67.5%TSERView details 
PRODUCT SAMPLECeramic IR Film · IR20BDBlack Diamond 20Rooms where lower daylight and a non-reflective appearance are preferred20%VLT64%TSERView details 
PRODUCT SAMPLECeramic IR Film · IR5BSBlack Sapphire 5Spaces where very low visible-light transmission is preferred8%VLT72%TSERView details