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    Windows/Doors

    Skylight Incorporates Room-darkening Shade

    By Retrofit Magazine EditorSeptember 9, 20251 Min Read
    VELUX, VELUX Skylight System, light control, energy efficiency, skylight shade,
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    VELUX has introduced the VELUX Skylight System, which is designed for total light control, enhanced energy efficiency and homeowner convenience. Featuring a pre-installed, remote-controlled, solar-powered shade, the Skylight System responds to growing demand for smarter, more sustainable daylight solutions, creating a new business opportunity for builders, contractors, roofers and installers looking to offer cutting-edge home upgrades. Each system’s white shade blends seamlessly into any interior. Alternative shade colors are available by custom order. The solar-powered remote operation charges on ambient light for sustainability and convenience and includes easy optional smart home integration. Built-in rain sensors on venting skylights ensure they close automatically, giving homeowners peace of mind, even when away. In addition, using shades with a skylight typically improves the U-value by 45 percent and the solar heat gain coefficient by 19 percent. Despite the enhanced benefits and greater value, the installation process remains unchanged for installers.

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