293 OmniaScreen

ONLY ONE CAN BE THE BEST. SO WE ALSO INVENTED THE SECOND BEST.

Solar reflectance up to 74%
Great value / performance ratio
Healthy, phthalate-free screens
Clear view-through and robust look and feel
Beautiful basket weave construction
Excellent thermal and visual comfort

	Thickness (mm)	0.55
	Weight (g/m²)	440
	Width (cm)	240 +/-5
	Composition	75% PVC / 25% PET

Standards

	Flame retardant	NFPA 701, NFPA 92503 M2, BS 5867 Part 2 Type B
	Environmental	Phthalate free, Ökotex Standard 100, ISO 14001 and ISO 9001

Technical details

	Solar reflection outside	73-74%
	Light transmission	5-6%
	Openness Factor	3-4%

Applications

Roller Blinds
Panel Tracks
Verticals

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TRANSFORM YOUR BUILDING INTO A HEALTHY COMFORT ZONE FOR A HEALTHY PRICE.

OmniaScreen helps you to create natural shade, block sun glare, control indoor temperature, save a tremendous amount of energy on cooling, lighting and heating. Omnia scores even better on affordability than Verosol SilverScreen. So compared to other brands, even our second best is a winner.

Verosol OmniaScreen is created with the same innovative metallisation process as Verosol SilverScreen. It is versatile with an ultra-thin layer of aluminium, highly reflective (up to 74% solar reflection) and helps to control temperature effectively. With the beautiful transparency you block sun glare without blocking the view, give the inside of your building a more open and spacious appearance enhance the comfortable living and working atmosphere

GLOSSARY OF TERMINOLOGY

SOLAR REFLECTION

The ratio or percentage of solar energy reflected by the shading. With Verosol fabric reflection on the aluminium side. Abbreviations: Rs, Rsol. The higher the number the better.

OPENNESS FACTOR

The percentage of open area (pores) to the total area of the shading fabric. These pores are necessary to enable view through. Abbreviation: OF. The higher the number the better viewthrough.

U-VALUE

Thermal heat loss (or gain) through a fenestration. The U-value reflects the energy flow through glass and shading when there is a temperature difference between outside and inside, and is the insulating property. Units are Btu/hr-ft²-°F or W/m².K The lower this U-value, the better the thermal heat insulation. The lower the number the better.

IR EMISSIVITY

The ability of a material surface to radiate (infrared) heat out. Metals in general and specifically aluminium have low IR emitting properties. IR emissivity of; glass is about 0.800, plastics is about 0.900 but a clean aluminium surface has an IR em of 0.15. Therefore metallised fabric has so called Low-E properties. The lower the number the better.

SOLAR FACTOR G-VALUE

Ratio between the total solar energy transmitted into a room through a window and the solar energy on the window. g-value is the solar factor of the combination of glazing and solar protection device. (EN14501). The lower the number the better.