Hyundai cooling film takes heat off police buses
For police officers spending long hours in buses during Korea’s summer heat, relief may soon come not from stronger air conditioning but from a nearly transparent film on the windows. Hyundai Motor Group said Wednesday it has applied its Nano Cooling Film to two Universe buses operated by the 1st Mobile Unit of the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency. The buses serve as mobile offices and living…
Police officers in Korea often face sweltering conditions while working in police buses during the summer months. To combat this, Hyundai Motor Group has applied its innovative Nano Cooling Film to the windows of two Universe buses operated by the 1st Mobile Unit of the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency. This nearly transparent film reflects solar heat while also releasing infrared heat from inside the vehicle, offering a much-needed respite for officers during hot weather.
Unlike dark window tinting, which is typically restricted for operational and regulatory reasons on police buses, the Nano Cooling Film provides a more effective solution. Comprising three layers, the film reflects near-infrared wavelengths from sunlight and releases mid-infrared wavelengths from inside the bus, helping to maintain a more comfortable environment for the officers on board.
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