Jebsen Building Products recently announced the release of a new see-through window insulator, Inflector, to energy-conscious office and home owners who want to improve thermal comfort and minimise the cost of cooling in summer.
Windows are critical for day lighting and ventilation, but they are also the weakest part of the building envelop in terms of heat transfer. Originally designed by NASA for window shielding of the space shuttle, Inflector prevents heat transfer through windows, reduces glare and ultraviolet rays.
With its unique two-sided coating, Inflector is reversible for year round thermal comfort control. During summer, the insulator reflects heat entering the building through the windows.
The interior of building therefore remains cool, reducing the need for air conditioning. During the winter, the insulator prevents heat from leaving the building via the windows, keeping one warm even on the coldest of days.
More information at: www.jebsenbuildingproducts.com.