Space –Age Energy Conservation Products

NASA researchers sought after a temperature control technology for the Apollo spacecraft that would provide a barrier which was both lightweight, flexible, and had sufficient durability to withstand the rigors of space. After considerable effort, a process technology was developed that permitted producing plastic films coated with a thin layer of aluminum.

These thin "metallized" plastics were utilized in virtually all spacecraft from then on. With this technology, the temperature in manned spacecraft could be controlled to permit a comfortable working environment. The radiant barrier was a useful temperature controller in space, so the earth applications, such as in insulating homes and office buildings, soon followed.

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CAN COOL YOUR HOME

Solar Fans have been on the market for over 10 years, and have become one of the more popular ways to reduce attic heat as well as interior room temperature. A Solar Fan uses a photovoltaic panel to generate "free" electricity to power a motor and fan to exhaust the heat from the interior of a building. A Solar Fan can also be used in open beam and cathedral ceiling applications, where heat from the roof is radiated more intensely.

The Super Cyclone is manufactured with a Solarex photovoltaic panel capable of generating up to 20 watts of power and able to move up to 1275 CFM of hot air from an attic or interior room.

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