introducing Cool Shades Collection Now, green comes in many different shades

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1 introducing Cool Shades Collection Now, green comes in many different shades

2 Cool Shades Collection Heat-reflective colour collection of architectural powder coatings reducing the temperature of aluminum building components exposed to sunlight Colours maintain the appearance, surface stays cooler Contributes to lower building energy consumption Available in Corro-Coat PE-SDF Super Durable

3 Sustainable Architecture and Green Coatings

4 Sustainable Architecture Seeks to minimize the negative environmental impact of buildings by enhancing efficiency and moderation in the use of materials, energy, and development space Design and construction must focus on Energy efficient features Water efficient features Resource efficient features Indoor Air Quality features Outside the home Green Building Standards: USGBC (LEED), Green Star, BCA Green Mark, Estidama

5 The Urban Heat Island effect Heat is trapped in thermal mass like buildings and black roads which absorb, store and then re-emit this heat to the urban air at night Temperatures of urban air can range up to 5 C warmer than the surrounding countryside Increasing energy cost health consequences global Increasing energy cost, health consequences, global warming

6 Energy is the first step to green Energy is the single largest operating cost in a office building (30% of total cost) Energy efficiency features: appliances, water heating systems, light fixures and building materials Energy efficiency standards: Energy Star and CRRC

7 What makes a coating green? Energy-efficiency Low VOC High Performance

8 Total Solar Reflectance Sun radiation hits the coated metal surface Part of the solar radiation is absorbed by the material and transferred into the building Total Solar Reflectance (TSR) the fraction of solar energy reflected by the coated surface ( ). Part of the solar radiation is reflected by the coated surface Thermal Emissivity (TE) ability of the coated surface to radiate absorbed heat Part of the absorbed heat is radiated by the coated surface Solar Reflective Index (SRI) measure of the surface ability to reflect Solar Heat. It combines TSR and TE into one number The higher the TSR, TE and SRI the cooler is the coating

9 The Cool technology Solar energy has 3 components: UV, visible and infrared Solar energy contributes to heat-build up Cool technology is based on Reflective Pigments that reflect IR radiation, yet absorbing the visible light Colour looks the same but they stay much cooler

10 The Collection: Sustainability to a new level, without compromising excellent aesthetics and superior performance

11 Cool Shades Collection The TSR Values Conventional TSR Cool TSR 40 36% % % 30.8% 30.7% 29.7% 29.4% 28.4% 27.6% 27.0% TS SR values in % % 18% 15% 10 9% 9% 9% 7% 6% 7% 7% 5 - Blue sparkle metallic Madinat Smooth Green smooth Dark blue smooth Dark grey smooth Brown sparkle metallic Chocolate brown smooth Near black sparkle metallic Brownish black smooth Near black smooth Tested in accordance with ASTM C 1549

12 Cool Shades Collection TSR, TE and SRI Colour Name Colour Description TSR TE SRI Pear White Smooth Eucaliptus White Pearlescent Bamboo Off White Smooth Apple Yellow Smooth Ash Light Grey Sparkle Metallic Redwood Orange Smooth Elm Light Sand Grey Smooth Rosewood Sand Smooth Cherry Red Smooth Beech Dark Grey Sparkle Metallic Larch Blue Sparkle Metallic Oak Madinat Smooth Pine Green Smooth Hickory Dark Blue Smooth Birch Dark Grey Smooth Laurel Brown Sparkle Metallic Mahogany Chocolate Brown Smooth Spruce Near Black Sparkle Metallic Chestnut Brownish Black Smooth Sycamore Near Black Smooth

13 Cool Shades Collection Show me it works! J-Box Cool Shades Demo-Kit

14 J-Box Comparison Indoor Air Temperature Cool vs. Conventional 60 Air Tempe rature (deg C) J-Box Air Temperature vs Time Graph 07:12 08:24 09:36 10:48 12:00 13:12 14:24 15:36 16:48 18:00 Time AIR TEMPERATURE (deg.c) AIR TEMPERATURE (deg.c) COOL COLOR

15 Cool Shades Collection Standards Cool Roof Energy Initiatives and Criteria Organization Solar Reflectance Thermal Emissivity Low Slope Steep Slope Energy Star must report, no values LEED-NC Included in SRI, LEED-NC 2.22 SRI = 78 SRI = 29 about 0.85 CRRC 0.7 N/A 0.75

16 Showcase Proving the value of solar heat management Baggett Elementary 90,000 sq ft - footprint Poole Elementary 90,000 sq ft - footprint Standard d paint Optimized paint formulation on formulation as metal roof cool roof Both schools are located in Paulding County, Georgia, USA Savings after 2 years: $14,496 Projected savings over 35 years: $507,360 13% energy bill savings per year and only one-time higher costs for the paint formulation at a fraction of ~1-year savings! Savings will further increase with increasing electricity & gas prices Source: org

17 Cool Shades Collection The Features Heat-reflective colour collection of architectural powder coatings reducing the temperature of aluminum building components exposed to sunlight Available in Corro-Coat PE-SDF Super Durable Qualicoat Class 2 Weathering performance in line with AAMA 2604 Collection of 20 colours, including green, reds, dark browns and black All colours have a TSR > 0.25 Nearly zero VOC emission and lead free

18 Thank you