In forward deployed and expeditionary environments, heat is not just discomfort. It directly threatens mission readiness and operational stability. Extreme temperatures lead to:
SolarMantle is a thin film material engineered to reduce heat at the surface before it enters shelters and equipment.
The film uses advanced thermal properties to:
During peak heat and clear sky conditions, SolarMantle delivers up to 6.3°C sub ambient cooling, reducing strain on HVAC units, refrigeration systems, generators, and outdoor equipment enclosures when systems are most vulnerable.
SolarMantle applies easily to exterior surfaces and operates continuously with zero power, zero water, and very low maintenance. Once installed, it works automatically with no monitoring or moving parts as long as the sun is present.
Applied directly on tent roofs and fabric shelters to
reduce radiant heat entering living and working areas.
Result:
Cooler interiors, improved rest conditions, and lower
heat stress during daytime operations.
Installed on metal or fabric kitchen roofs where cooking
heat and solar load combine.
Result:
Safer working conditions, improved food preparation
efficiency, and reduced fatigue for kitchen staff.
Applied on generator shelters and control units to reduce
heat buildup and improve ventilation efficiency.
Result:
Better generator performance, fewer shutdowns, and
longer equipment life.
Used on communication units, medical shelters, and
electronics containers.
Result:
Stable operating temperatures for sensitive systems
and reduced risk of thermal failure.
SolarMantle is engineered to perform under extreme field conditions:
SolarMantle can be evaluated through controlled field testing and pilot installations before large scale deployment.
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