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Exterior Sun Control Devices

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This topic includes information related to exterior sun control devices installed during construction.  Exterior sun control devices are installed on the exterior of a building, around openings, to help control heat and brightness caused by the sun from negatively affecting interior spaces in a building.  Devices are installed in fixed positions or are movable by hand or a motor.  In addition to controlling the thermal affects of the sun, exterior sun control devices also provide privacy, insulate the interior and protect against damage that could be caused by storms.



 

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  • Description: Article on how to control sunlight in exterior and interior situations. Includes topics such as, types and uses of exterior devices, illustrations, tools, procedures, overhangs and fins.
  • Description: The Air Movement and Control Association International (AMCA) offers AMCA Publication 504-08, an Application Manual for Sun Control Devices. This application manual provides information and important points to be considered when designing, specifying, and detailing installations of sun control devices for aesthetics and energy cost savings.
  • Description: Article about sun control and shading devices including:types, descriptions, applications, codes, and standards.
  • Description: Video that discusses how to install various types of blinds.
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