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One is for the industry “Standard Window”: This window is defined as a basic aluminium frame 1.5m X 1.8m, with 3mm plain window glass.
The other is for the same size window, with the same glass, but with a timber frame.
These graphs were obtained with the aid of a spectrophotometer, an instrument which measures the wave length of electromagnetic waves, and are the basis for the data shown in the Performance Data Charts.
Here we see the full range of spectral radiation, that is, those wave lengths given off by the sun broken into three groups: ultra violet, visible and infra red .
Two parameters are measured:
To find out how much, you really need to consult the Performance Data Charts.
Here are just three sample charts to illustrate how performance varies as the window size and shape varies. It illustrates the point that you cannot quote a universal number for the energy saving performance of a blind which applies to every window.
What is the effect of a change in the distance from the glass a Reflective Blind is hung on the Energy Saving Performance of the Reflective Blind ?