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XRF anti-glare module
These anti-glare solar panels are equipped with XRF anti-glare film in our production facility. Different types of panels are available from multiple manufacturers to meet your specific needs.
Solar modules equipped with the XRF Anti-Glare Film provide optimal protection against glare – even under the most unfavorable conditions! Even at extremely low angles of incidence of up to 70°, the reflected luminance remains well below a value of 75,000 cd/m². This makes the XRF Anti-Glare Film far superior to other glare-reducing products.
XRF Anti-Glare Film consists of an extremely UV- and weather-resistant adhesive film with a micro-textured and scratch-resistant surface coating. This robust construction guarantees long-term durability and optimal performance even under the harshest conditions.
Solar modules equipped with the XRF Anti-Glare Film provide optimal protection against glare – even under the most unfavorable conditions! Even at extremely low angles of incidence of up to 70°, the reflected luminance remains well below a value of 75,000 cd/m². This makes the XRF Anti-Glare Film far superior to other glare-reducing products.
XRF Anti-Glare Film consists of an extremely UV- and weather-resistant adhesive film with a micro-textured and scratch-resistant surface coating. This robust construction guarantees long-term durability and optimal performance even under the harshest conditions.
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The glare problem
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The sun shines with an impressive 1.6 billion candelas per square meter (cd/m²). By comparison, the human eye is blinded at a brightness of 100,000 cd/m². However, modern anti-reflective coatings still reflect at least 1% of
The potential for glare from a solar module is technically determined by bidirectional reflection distribution functions (BRDF). In this process, the module is illuminated at various angles of light incidence and the reflected luminance The comparison shows that modules advertised as glare-free in the past reflect so strongly at flat light incidence that the human eye is dazzled.
Our anti-glare technology, on the other hand.
The potential for glare from a solar module is technically determined by bidirectional reflection distribution functions (BRDF). In this process, the module is illuminated at various angles of light incidence and the reflected luminance The comparison shows that modules advertised as glare-free in the past reflect so strongly at flat light incidence that the human eye is dazzled.
Our anti-glare technology, on the other hand.
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