The Difference Between Standard, White, and Enhanced Reflectors
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- Standard aluminum reflector: This is typically a matte reflective aluminum surface capable of reflecting approximately 86% of incident light back towards the work surface.
- Reflective white paint: This is a standard white painted reflector that can be used in low ceiling applications. A white reflector typically reflects 91% of incident light towards the work surface.
- Enhanced specular aluminum: This is a highly reflective aluminum material that resembles a mirror. This reflector material has the highest reflectivity among current options and will typically reflect 95% of incident light back towards the work surface.
February 15, 2012 by Ray De Varona.