Since we live in a very 'HOT' country (Malta) would this reduce also the 'HEAT' coming in from the glass panels?
274944
I installed the film on the windows in my attic to prevent the UV rays from 'rotting' the fabric on my portable closets. I have not noticed that there is any difference in how hot it is in the attic.
274945
The clear UV Protection film does not block the heat, it only blocks the UV rays.
1132130
I would not recommend it because the surface area that contacts the window is not large and would put a strain on the glass.
821216
I just put it on my windows and no problems. You could feel the difference on the windows though. I stood next to two windows one with film and one without and you could feel all the heat coming through the window that had no film.
859804
I think it could be without any problem, the hot air stream is substantial - just keeping it pointed away from any glass or plastic should be enough. Good luck!
769205
it could be. i had mine up were sun light reflecting through the windows as cars went by setting mine off. i lowered it down below the glass and that took care of the problem.
274861
I think you would need some sort of venting to occur in order to prevent expansion from the heat. It works very well the way it is designed.
1942502
The heat blows down from the front, at the top of the glass. The unit is nicely designed and well-thought out.
850494
In my experience, either. Just make sure you keep it wet to keep both the glass and the bit cool.
2222593
Not the best , but not bad ,the front glass door throws off the most heat !
422529
That would probably work. The more insulation the better. I would use some kind of reflective like it type material for maximum heat. Good luck.
1701566
If you don't exhaust the warm air outside or into another area you are only moving the warm air around the room and not cooling. There would be no benefit only wasting electricity.
2145895
My first response would be yes but always be sure that it doesn't get too warm.The heat may even irritate the area.
190342
Yes, but not bad. It does where the glass is exposed. The plastic sleeve does a decent job of insulating the glass
2145897
My first response would be yes but always be sure that it doesn't get too warm. The heat may even irritate the area.
321023
I doubt it it sounds like you need an air conditioner if it's "very hot". If you had some cross ventilation it might help, but even with two windows a fan isn't the answer in really hot weather.
446056
Yes. You have to remove a protective screen (just a few screws), but tempature can be adjusted.
1533527
Most of the heat comes from the sides and not the back. I don't know how that will work in your situation.