QUOTE(HMMaster @ Jan 7 2017, 12:46 PM)
The -35% from IR Rejection sound BS to me. Maybe you can ask in the link below for more details. More expert there that can help:
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3053984Total Solar Energy Rejected (TSER) is a metric that describes the total amount of
solar energy that is blocked, or rejected, from passing through the window.
1) visible
+
2) UV
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3) IR rejection number is metric about heat from the infrared.
seriously, think about this.
TSER is all bullshitz from a normal consumer point of view
1) visible light transmission should be within the legal limit set by JPJ (choose urself, legal or illegal)
2) UV are almost always 100% or 99% rejected even cap ayam tint.
3) IR - This, this this this this!!! This is the one that makes me feel hot inside the car.
the most important to me is 3)!!!
IR rejection percentage.and of course budget, RM$$$
High TSER supposed to be good
but feel hot inside car
very dark tint (non JPJ compliance) with LOW IR rejection.
Low TSER supposed to be bad
but feel cool inside car
light tint (JPJ compliance) with HIGH IR rejection.
so there you go,
those ppl who are concerned about TSER rather than IR is delusional.