COMPLETE PROTECTION OF YOUR MARINE VESSEL FROM THE SUN’S HEAT
Glare-Proof Solar Blinds
SINGAPORE’S LEADING MARINE SUNSCREEN BRAND
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Installing anti-glare screen can give you optimal window treatment solution to ensure the protection of your vessel from the various harmful effects of too much sun exposure. Gone are the days when unruly curtains, draperies, and other coverings were used to block the heat entering a ship’s windows.
NAVIGlare solar roller blind shades offer several benefits for interior spaces on ships. The transparent shades allow natural light to enter while providing an unobstructed view, which can be enhanced by controlling glare and excess heat—crucial for ship captains. Additionally, the open weave of the shades allows air to move freely between the window and climate-controlled areas, enhancing insulation and effectively upgrading dual-pane windows to triple-pane performance.
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Compared to fabric shades, bridge anti-glare shades are more energy efficient. They block the sun’s energy in the summer, resulting in significant savings on heating and cooling expenses. These shades are also fortified with UV advantage technology, which blocks up to 99.9% of damaging UV rays. This protection helps reduce the fading of interior furnishings and electronic equipment displays, especially in the navigational wheelhouse, where UV rays can double due to the sea’s reflection.
Anti-glare shades offer enhanced privacy and glare protection, shielding against prying eyes and reducing eye fatigue to improve comfort and productivity. These solar shades reject a significant amount of sun rays, reducing heat gain inside the vessel and maintaining a cool ambiance for both crew and passengers.
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BENEFITS OF NAVIGLARE MARINE SHADES
Advantages of Using Solar Shade Blinds on Your Ships
Reduced glare for increased safety and visibility, lowered interior temperatures for increased comfort, and defense against UV radiation are just a few benefits of installing solar blinds on your ship. Furthermore, solar screen reduce the need for air conditioning, which reduces energy consumption and eventually helps to make maritime operations more economical and environmentally friendly.
GLARE REDUCTION
Sunlight reflecting off water can cause glare and eye strain, but marine sunscreen solar blinds can reduce glare and improve visibility, easing navigation and operation
UV PROTECTION
Offer protection against harmful UV rays. The blinds can filter out up to 99% of UV radiation, which can help prevent sunburn and other skin damage.
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HEAT REDUCTION
Reduce heat penetration, keeping the boat’s interior cooler and more comfortable.
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ENERGY EFFICIENCY
Aid in increasing energy efficiency by minimizing the heat entering the watercraft. This can lead to lower cooling costs and reduce the need for air conditioning.
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HIGH-QUALITY PRODUCTS
Built with durable materials to withstand saltwater, humidity, and sun exposure.
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ENHANCED PRIVACY
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DECREASED EYE DISCOMFORT
Reduces crew eye strain and fatigue, enhancing comfort and efficiency over long hours of navigation.
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PROTECTION OF INTERIOR
The UV radiation and heat from the sun can cause fading and deterioration of the ship’s interior, such as the seats and carpets. Using marine sunscreen solar blinds can help protect the interior from these damaging effects.
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