interior radiation control coating

SOLEC has recently submitted its LO/MIT Radiant Barrier Coating products for testing by McDowell-Owens, a distinguished forensics firm that specializes in fire causation investigations. With recent articles being published about Read More

In homes across America, poorly sealed and under-insulated attics are making homeowners uncomfortable and taking money out of their pockets by contributing to unnecessarily high utility bills. But just one Read More

2015 – Quarter 3 For the U.S., a cool Spring and unique weather events leads to a delayed A/C season for most. At the same time, draught continues in the Read More

SOLEC Launches New Website for Heat Reflecting and Absorbing Coatings Visitors will find valuable technical resources and enhanced user experience at http://www.solec.org October 21, 2015 Ewing, NJ – SOLEC-Solar Energy Read More

LO/MIT was coated on the entire undersurface of the roof structure, keeping the rink cool, lowering conditioning costs and increasing interior lighting levels. via The Beverly Review Skating Underway at Read More

via RetroFit Magazine Retrofit Radiant Barrier with Interior Radiation Control Coatings by retrofitadmin3 Radiant barriers are a proven, cost-effective technology for reducing unwanted radiant heat gain in a structure. Interior Read More

via DoItYourself.com What is an Interior Radiation Control Coating? Radiation heat gain is frequently neglected in building construction. Many ignore the subtle yet profound impact it can have on an Read More

via GreenLivingGuy IRCC’s and Green Construction For homes in southern climates, radiant barriers and interior radiation control coatings (IRCCs) are an effective, low cost way to improve energy efficiency in Read More

SOLEC Announces New Partnership With Standard Supply & Distributing Co.

SSD to Carry Popular LO/MIT Attic Heat Barrier

Ewing, NJ, USA, April 20, 2015 –
SOLEC-Solar Energy Corporation (SOLEC) is proud to announce a new working agreement with Standard Supply & Distributing Co. (SS&D) to distribute its popular LO/MIT spray-applied radiant heat barrier paint products in locations around Texas. SS&D, well known for excellence in the HVAC and insulation marketplace, services many areas including: Dallas, Arlington, Forth Worth, Garland, Carrollton, Allen, Athens, Longview, Austin, San Antonio, Houston and McAllen.

via Construction Specifier:

Reflecting on Heat Transfer Reduction
by Mario Medina, PhD

Most forms of building insulation—fiberglass, mineral fibers, cellulose, and cellular plastic—play a key role in making buildings energy-efficient and in reducing electrical peak demand. However, the amount of material that can be added to building walls or roof-ceiling assemblies is limited either by physical dimensions of the framing (ceiling frames) or adverse effects of over-insulating (weight, heat and moisture retention, and ventilation restrictions). Radiant barriers and interior radiation control coatings (IRCCs) offer another option.