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Micro- and macro-structured light deflection louvres with light deflection and light deflection function as sun and heat protection, excellent transparency, systems fixed in specific design.

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Direction-selective systems in the roof

Directionally selective systems that are transparent and translucent from one preferred direction and opaque and sun-blocking from another direction are preferably suitable for the roof area.

Directional selectivity: South light control

  • Solar utilization possible
  • Blocking out overheating summer sun
  • View into the southern sky

Directional selectivity: North light deflection

  • Protection of the interior from direct sunlight
  • Uniform, diffuse room illumination
  • View into the northern sky

In east- and west-facing roof surfaces, the light control systems can be installed from the eaves to the ridge (vertically) and can be used to direct either north or south light. However, retro systems are preferably installed horizontally valley. In the roof area, the retro systems are integrated as a fixed inlet in the cavity of insulating glass. Depending on the pitch of the roof, internal retro systems are also available that can be blinded or rotated.

The illustrations show the options for light control and shading in flat roofs and north and south-facing sheds. Which system is used, is determined by the use of the interior space. In museum or sports buildings,
direct light ingress from the south is generally prevented. The interior is illuminated exclusively by daylight from the northern sky. In passive solar architecture, the flat southern sun is used and only the high summer sun is blocked out.