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The Aluma-Foil Hot Box Gives You A Look At How it Works!
The hot box above is a representation of an attic with Aluma-Foil installed.  The hot box shows the temperature difference between a homes attic with and without radiant barrier, using infra-red heat lamps.

Left Side: The left side shows a laid down radiant barrier with unfaced R-19 fiberglass insulation.  The thermometer reads 93.2 degrees F.

Right Side:  The right side shows unfaced R-19 fiberglass insulation only.  Its thermometer reads 152.5 degrees F.  

There is a difference of 59.3 degrees F between the two sides.  This difference is due to the Aluma-Foil's ability to reflect radiant heat away from the insulation.

The numbers above were arrived at after a six hour period with an ambient air temperature average of 84 degrees.

NOTE: Both sides reached their steady state after only one half hour.  

     

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