Core Technology: Full-Spectrum Diffuse Reflection and Glare Suppression
1. Conversion of Direct Light and Diffused Light (Light Conversion)
Ordinary glass or low-end plastic sheets allow sunlight to "directly" enter the room, which leads to two serious problems:
• Heat Spot Effect: Sunlight gathers at a certain point, causing excessive local temperature and damaging indoor equipment or making workers uncomfortable.
• Visual Blindness: The strong direct light contrasts sharply with the indoor shadows, causing visual fatigue and affecting production safety.
Our technical solution:
High-quality light-collecting tiles (FRP) are internally evenly distributed with diameter 10-20 micrometers of reinforced glass fibers. When light passes through the tile body, it will undergo tens of thousands of reflections, refractions, and diffractions with these tiny fibers, converting the point-like "direct strong light" into uniform "surface-like diffuse light".
2. Haze/Diffusion Factor - Key Export Parameter
In export contracts, professional buyers will inquire about Haze (fog degree) or Diffusion Index (scattering index).
• High-performance indicators: The scattering rate of our light-collecting tiles usually reaches over 90%.
• Actual effect: The uniformity of indoor light distribution is improved by 300%, the edges of shadows become blurred and soft, and the light can reach every corner of the workshop, completely eliminating "lighting blind spots".
3. LSG Ratio and Building Energy Saving (Energy Saving)
This is the most concerned indicator for government projects and large logistics storage customers.
• Selective Transmittance: High-quality resin matrix can effectively block most infrared rays (the main source of heat), while allowing most visible light to pass through.
• Energy-saving performance: * Lighting energy saving: It can delay the opening of artificial lighting by 4-6 hours per day, reducing daytime lighting electricity consumption by 70%.
• Air conditioning energy consumption reduction: Since diffuse light reduces local heat accumulation, the energy consumption of workshop air conditioners can be reduced by approximately 15%-25%.
