The calculator is a tool that facilitates the selection of the appropriate type of shading technology according to its characteristics. It offers the following: The possibility of comparing selected types of shading elements, thus facilitating the selection of the most suitable solution in terms of thermal and visual comfort for the user.
This tool is intended primarily for people dealing with shading technology who know how to properly enter values into the calculator and where to take them from. In particular, for the so-called Custom Assignments, the values are entered, as supplied directly by manufacturers and shading technicians for their products, so they should have had these at their disposal.
The following standards have been used for product calculations and comparisons:Select the product type for calculation. When selecting several types of products, it is possible to compare their properties.
|Sorting order | Selected for comparison | Types of solar protection products | ||
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Product type | Product status | Colour |
Order | Glazing D Ug = 1,1 W/m2K g = 32 % |
Product property in combination with the selected glazing | Product features | Effect on thermal comfort | Effect on visual comfort | |||||||||
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Product type | Product status | Colour | gtot | Fc | Tv | τe,B | ρe,B | αe,B | Total solar energy penetration coefficient gtot | Product opacity | Glare protection | Night privacy | Eye contact with the surrounding | |
Order | Product type | Product status | Colour | gtot | Fc | Tv | τe,B | ρe,B | αe,B | Total solar energy penetration coefficient gtot | Product opacity | Glare protection | Night privac | Eye contact with the surrounding |
With the specified shading parameters in combination with the window, the given element of the shading technology reduces the penetration of solar radiation to the indicated %.
At the specified shading parameters in combination with the window, the specified % of solar energy will pass to the interior.
At the specified shading parameters in combination with the window, the specified % of daylight will pass from the exterior to the interior.
The radiation that is transmitted through the shading element to the interior.
Radiation that is reflected back to the exterior by the shading element.
The radiation that is absorbed by the shading element and increases its temperature.
0 = very low influence; 1 = low influence; 2 = moderate influence; 3 = significant influence; 4 = high influence.
There is no perceptible light behind the product with an intensity of up to 10 Lux = 1; 1000 Lux = 2; more than 75,000 Lux = 3.
This calculator was created by an technical team of the SPST (Union of Entrepreneurs in Solar-Shading Technology). Version: 2.1