How Do Ocala Tubular Skylights Work?
Ocala tubular skylights
are revolutionary but still easy to understand how they work. There is a dome
that is on the top of your roof. The sun is collected in the dome and it then
travels through the shaft into whatever room you have the skylight placed
in. Inside the Orlando solatube shaft is a reflective system. It bounces the
sunlight inside to disperse it evenly among the whole room. That way the
sunlight is not focused in one area, which is how a traditional skylight forces
the sunlight to behave. The focused sunlight can fade upholstery and heat a
room. Tubular skylights can even work when the sun is at a low angle, which is
not possible for a traditional skylight. The dome on your roof is also
outfitted with a seam so that no leaks will occur and it also prevents the dome
from cracking when the temperature changes. Traditional skylight seams can
crack over time and water can seep in. That means you have to do maintenance
with your traditional skylight that you do not need to do with an Orlando
solatube.
How Will Ocala tubular
skylights Save You Money?- Installation is cheaper.
- No need for maintenance on the seam of the Orlando solatube.
- You will save money on your lighting bill. If you are getting more natural light in your home, you will not need to turn on your lights. That means your electricity bill will be lower. It will also mean you will not need to buy light bulbs as often.
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