Kepler makes nano-ceramic automotive window film, and the IR and IR+ ranges are the ones Tesla owners in Woodstock ask about most. Both are designed to manage solar heat and glare while keeping the view out clean, and both come in a range of shades so the finished look is your choice. Tesla glazing differs by model and year, so the film and shade that suit one car will not always suit the next. Kepler supplies the film; the independent installer you deal with handles the quote, the fitting and the aftercare.
Every shade below is built on the same nano-ceramic technology. What changes between them is visible light transmission, which is simply how much light passes through the film. That figure describes appearance and cabin brightness; it is separate from solar heat performance, so a lighter shade is not automatically the warmer choice. Compare the exact film and shade you are considering, and talk through your car with the installer before deciding.
Teslas make up a large share of the cars that come through tint shops, and the IR and IR+ ranges are a common answer to what those owners ask for: heat and glare control, a clear view out and a shade that suits the car. Because glazing varies between models and model years, the installer will look at your own car before recommending a film and shade.
Teslas carry a lot of glass, and on a hot Woodstock afternoon that glass lets a great deal of solar heat into the cabin. The air conditioning then has to work to bring the temperature back down. Nano-ceramic film is designed to reduce the solar heat coming through the glazing in the first place, which is why heat control is the reason most owners look at film at all.
Less solar heat entering the cabin means the air conditioning has less work to do bringing the temperature back down after the car has been parked in the sun. How much difference you notice depends on the glazing, the film and shade you choose, and how the car is used.
The everyday benefit is comfort. Film takes the sting out of direct sun on your arms and shoulders, reduces glare across the screen and windows, and helps keep seats and trim from baking in the afternoon. Discuss your driving and parking habits with your installer so the shade you pick matches how you actually use the car.
Kepler's IR and IR+ ceramic films are the technical heart of the range. Rather than relying on darkness alone, they use a nano-ceramic construction to address solar heat, which is why a lighter shade can still be a serious performance choice. Compare the published figures for the exact film and shade you are considering, and read visible light transmission as a separate measure from heat performance.
Nano-ceramic particles within the film are what allow it to address infrared heat without depending on a dark shade to do the job. That is the difference between judging a film by how dark it looks and judging it by the numbers published for that exact product.
Much of the heat you feel through glass arrives as infrared energy, and that is what nano-ceramic film is engineered to deal with. Kepler develops the IR and IR+ ranges so owners can choose a shade for looks and still have the film doing its work on solar heat. Your installer can walk you through the differences between the two ranges and the shades within them.
Kepler films are built in layers rather than as a single tinted sheet, with each layer doing a specific job in the finished product — the adhesive that bonds it to the glass, the ceramic layers that handle solar energy, and the scratch-resistant surface you see and clean.
The figures below let you line the shades up side by side. Read visible light transmission as appearance and cabin brightness, and read the heat figures separately, for the exact film and shade rather than for the range as a whole. If you are weighing two options, your installer can explain how each will look and perform on your own glazing.
Up to
98%
IR Heat Reduction
Up to
99%
UV Protection
Up to
96%
Glare Reduction
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