Profilms Window Films

Two series: LE and Cipmax

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Profilms comes in two series. Profilms LE (20–80) rejects 81–95% of infrared with a TSER of up to 80%. Profilms Cipmax (40–80) rejects 42% of infrared with a TSER of up to 58%. Every type rejects 99% of UV and carries an official 5-year warranty.

Series and specifications

A higher number means darker. The number in a type name is a darkness class, not the VLT value. Darker is not always cooler: compare infrared rejection and TSER.

Profilms LE

The high infrared rejection series.

Profilms LE
Type VLT (light through) UV rejected Infrared rejected TSER (total solar energy rejected)
PROFILMS LE 20 76% 99% 81% 51%
PROFILMS LE 40 35% 99% 89% 68%
PROFILMS LE 60 18% 99% 89% 72%
PROFILMS LE 80 5% 99% 95% 80%

Profilms Cipmax

Dark shades with 99% UV protection.

Profilms Cipmax
Type VLT (light through) UV rejected Infrared rejected TSER (total solar energy rejected)
PROFILMS CIPMAX 40 25% 99% 42% 48%
PROFILMS CIPMAX 60 15% 99% 42% 53%
PROFILMS CIPMAX 80 6% 99% 42% 58%

Source: official spec sheet on profilmswindowfilms.com. PROFILMS® is a registered trademark at DJKI (Indonesia), No. IDM000640529.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Profilms LE and Profilms Cipmax?

Profilms LE rejects 81–95% of infrared with a TSER of up to 80%. Profilms Cipmax rejects 42% of infrared with a TSER of up to 58%. Both reject 99% of UV.

Is the number in a Profilms type name its VLT?

No. The number is a darkness class. PROFILMS LE 80, for example, has a VLT of 5%.