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ASWF Moonlight Architectural Window Film
Reduce harsh sunlight and manage glare with ASWF Moonlight architectural window film. Designed for strong sunlight control and improved privacy, Moonlight helps you balance incoming daylight with the needs of your space.
Choose from Moonlight 5, Moonlight 10, and Moonlight 25, with listed glare reduction ranging from 73% to 93% and total solar energy rejection ranging from 60% to 70%, depending on the option.
Solar Control Window Film for Harsh Sunlight and Glare
When intense daylight makes a space difficult to use, compare window film by its measured performance, not its shade name alone. ASWF Moonlight offers three options with different levels of visible light transmission, glare reduction, and solar energy rejection.
Use the performance chart to compare each option’s interior and exterior reflectivity alongside its solar-control properties.
Performance Benefits and Project Value
- Reduce distracting glare: Listed glare reduction of 73–93% helps address overbearing sunlight.
- Control incoming daylight: Visible light transmission of 6–24% provides options for different light-control needs.
- Compare solar-control performance: Total solar energy rejection of 60–70% supports informed film selection without promising a specific energy-cost saving.
- Plan around privacy needs: Assess the film alongside your interior and exterior lighting conditions rather than assuming the same privacy in every setting.
- Make specification decisions clearer: Compare measured performance before committing to a film.
- Plan roll selection: Available sizes are 60" × 100' and 72" × 100' to suit different project layouts.
Compare ASWF Moonlight Film Options
Moonlight 5
The strongest glare reduction and solar energy rejection among the three listed options, with 6% visible light transmission, 93% glare reduction, and 70% total solar energy rejection.
Moonlight 10
An intermediate option with 10% visible light transmission, 89% glare reduction, and 64% total solar energy rejection.
Moonlight 25
The highest visible light transmission among the listed options, at 24%, with 73% glare reduction and 60% total solar energy rejection.
Window Film Performance Data
| % Total Solar Refl |
% Total Solar Absrb. |
% Total Solar Trans. |
% Visible Light Trans. |
% Visible Light Refl.(int) |
% Visible Light Refl.(ext) |
% Glare Reduct. |
Shading Coeff. |
Solar Heat Gain Coeff. |
% Total Solar Energy Reject. |
NFRC Cert. |
Spec Sheet |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | 25% | 61% | 14% | 6% | 7% | 13% | 93% | 35% | 30% | 70% | View | View |
| 10 | 21% | 59% | 20% | 10% | 13% | 12% | 89% | 41% | 36% | 64% | View | View |
| 25 | 23% | 50% | 27% | 24% | 17% | 12% | 73% | 46% | 40% | 60% | View | View |
Compare Light Transmission and Solar Performance
Lower visible light transmission means less visible light passes through the film. Use the chart to compare this with glare reduction, reflectivity and total solar energy rejection. The values above retain the supplied performance data and labels.