Cabin Experience Solutions

Passengers on a long road trip will appreciate the IR rejection properties of USCF when they sit inside the car to wait for the battery recharge. Since the film reflects IR heat, the glass on the inside stays cooler to the touch. Ultra-Clear Solar Film becomes more effective as the sun changes position throughout the day and throughout the seasons. The more sunlight that hits glass at an angle, the more the film’s IR rejection capabilities increase.**

Industry pacesetters in automotive are pushing larger, more complicated glass shapes into cabin design. Having greater than 90% transmission of visible light with virtually no color, USCF provides outstanding visual clarity.

USCF doesn’t contain metal which means minimal to zero Electromagnetic Interference (EMI). It is the only heat-reflecting technology on the market that does not exhibit signal loss due to metals. Metallized window glass and laminate films designed to block solar irradiance exhibit signal attenuation and require removal of the metalized solution in specific areas where signal or camera based systems operate—such as behind the rear view mirror—exposing these areas to increased solar load.

• Cell phones
• Satellite Radio
• GPS
• Toll and HOV transponders
• Garage door remote controls

With design aesthetics trending towards larger panoramic glass roofs, seamless appearance and a modernized sleeker look, removal of the shark fin antenna has become more appealing. You can now integrate antennas in a variety of places within the cabin without worrying about signal attenuation.

Complex glass curvatures present fabrication challenges when incorporating metalized coatings for solar control.  Ultra-Clear Solar Film has properties that makes it extremely conformable to complex and highly contoured surfaces, expanding the possibilities for glass designs needing solar control.