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IMMOBLADE Smart Solar Protection

A solar protection system for buildings inserted into the window glazing

May 2020
Gallery IMMOBLADE Smart Solar Protection 1
Gallery IMMOBLADE Smart Solar Protection 1
01.

Identification

IMMOBLADE Solar Protection provides a low-tech solution to manage the levels of solar flux entering buildings through windows in order to optimize energy consumption and comfort.

Building heating and cooling produces 30% of CO2 in Western countries. To address this challenge, this solution provides a passive glazing solar protection, differentiating shading seasonally and reducing emissions. Rather than using high-tech solutions and active systems, which are prone to failure and maintenance costs, this technology uses fixed mini-blades between glass panes and t is therefore low-tech. Using the latitude of the building and the orientation of the facade as main inputs, the blades are optimally inclined to block the sun during summer, while letting it through during winter. The system is then passive and fixed. Because there are absolutely no moving parts, this system can be easily miniaturised and fitted inside the glazing. Highly customizable, the IMMOBLADE Solar Protection can be tailored for each facade to equip and provides performances without degradations, for decades.

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Label Date May 13, 2020
From France
Maturity stage Initial market commercialization
Looking For Visibility; Funding opportunities; Industrial partnership; Credibility
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The environmental benefits

  • IMMOBLADE allows savings up to net value of 48 kWh/m²/year in heating and cooling
  • No CO2 emissions once installed
03.

The Financial benefits

  • Saves up to 15% of energy per m²/y
  • ROI within 10 years
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Company Profile

Immoblade

IMMOBLADE develops patented solar protections for buildings that passively differentiate shading according to the season.

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Headquarters 31520 Ramonville-Saint-Agne, France
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