Superbonus, Energy Bonus and Energy Saving with solar films
Superbonus, Energy Bonus and Energy Saving with solar films
We receive calls almost daily from customers who ask us for information about energy bonuses and solar films. We don't want to go into the technical/bureaucratic merit of the discussion, we just tell you that it is possible to deduct the films when there is a driving intervention upstream (fixture replacement) and when the equal solar factor is equal to or less than 0.35. You will certainly have one certainty: the least heat entering from the windows (the amount of energy shielded depends on the type of film) and the energy savings that result from the lesser use of air conditioners (average savings of up to 35%) will be immediate. Solar control films block out up to 90% of the sun's radiated energy allowing to considerably reduce and delay the overheating of the rooms. Thanks to the use of films for windows, the use of air conditioners is drastically reduced. A question we are often asked is: but if I use solar films to reduce the heat in summer, how do I heat the rooms in winter? The answer cannot be separated from the thermal analysis of the entire annual time span and must not be limited to just a few moments. The sun in winter is very low on the horizon and the hours of lighting (or rather energy) are much lower than what we get during the summer. By choosing the correct film, depending on exposure, environments, glass, light requirements and thus balancing its winter and summer use, the benefit that will be obtained from energy savings during the hottest months will be much higher than the little heat that is lost in winter; in this period the heating of the house takes place basically through the use of radiators or heat pumps, while in summer a pleasant temperature in the house can only be determined by the cooling system, by the structure of the house and precisely by the solar films. A correct assessment of the materials to be used is the basis of good energy savings which, statistically starting from the second/third year, will have amortized the expense relating to the purchase of materials.