A cooler cabin
Up to 99.8% of infrared heat is rejected, so the air-con works less hard and the cabin cools faster.
TRORO window tint film rejects up to 99.8% of infrared heat and blocks up to 100% of UV, so the cabin stays cooler and the interior stops fading. GS and MQ Series, plus sunroof and windshield films, for cars across the UAE and GCC.
Window film is a thin, multi-layer film that sits on the inside of the glass. Instead of just darkening the windows, TRORO films are built to reject the sun's heat and block its UV, which is what makes a parked car unbearable in July.
Up to 99.8% of infrared heat is rejected, so the air-con works less hard and the cabin cools faster.
99% to 100% of UV is blocked, protecting your skin and stopping seats and trim from fading.
Easier driving into a low sun, with the view kept clear.
The GS Premium package adds privacy while keeping visibility from inside.
| Film | Infrared rejected | UV blocked | Total solar energy rejected | Thickness | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Premium GS Series | 96% | 99% | 59% | 2 mil | Excellent visibility |
| GS Premium | 97% | 99% | 59% | 2 mil | Privacy package that cuts glare |
| Premium MQ Series | 99% | 100% to 400 nm | 65% | 2 mil | Multi-layer, colour-stable 8+ years, blocks blue light |
| MQ Premium | 99.8% | 100% to 400 nm | 65% | 2 mil | The top of the MQ Skin Care range |
Figures from the TRORO brochure. Total solar energy rejected (TSER) is the best single measure of how much cooler the cabin stays.
Cuts heat build-up and harsh glare under a glass roof, blocks harmful UV and reduces fading on seats and trim.
A near-invisible, UV-resistant layer that helps protect the windshield from scratches and cracks.
Infrared (IR) rejection is the heat you feel on your skin through the glass. UV blocked protects your skin and the interior. TSER, total solar energy rejected, counts all of the sun's energy together, so it is the most honest single figure for how much cooler the car stays.
Darker isn't the same as cooler. TRORO's heat and UV rejection come from the film's layers, so a lighter shade still rejects most of the heat. Each GCC country sets its own legal limit on tint darkness, so choose a shade that's road-legal where you drive.
MQ Premium: 99.8% of infrared rejected, 100% of UV blocked to 400 nm, 65% TSER.
Premium MQ Series: 99% infrared rejected and colour-stable for over 8 years.
Premium GS Series: excellent visibility, 96% infrared and 99% UV.
GS Premium: a privacy package that cuts glare, with 97% infrared rejected.
Sunroof Film: less heat build-up and glare overhead.
Windshield Film ZM Series: near-invisible protection against scratches and cracks.
For the most heat rejection, MQ Premium: 99.8% of infrared rejected, 100% of UV blocked up to 400 nm and 65% of total solar energy rejected. If you want maximum clarity with strong protection, the GS Series rejects 96–97% of infrared and 99% of UV.
Infrared (IR) rejection is how much of the heat you feel on your skin the film stops. UV is the share of ultraviolet blocked, which protects your skin and the interior. TSER (total solar energy rejected) counts all the sun's energy together, so it is the most honest single figure for how much cooler the cabin stays.
Yes, within limits. Each GCC country sets its own rule on how dark car windows can be, and it is enforced. TRORO window films come in several shades, so you can choose one that is road-legal where you drive.
TRORO GS Series is built for clear visibility. If you drive a lot at night, choose a lighter shade: the heat and UV rejection come from the film's layers, not just from how dark it is.
Yes. TRORO Sunroof Film cuts heat build-up and glare under glass roofs, and Windshield Film ZM Series is a near-invisible, UV-resistant layer that helps protect the windshield from scratches and cracks.
Yes. By rejecting most of the infrared heat before it enters the cabin, a good film means the car heats up less while parked and the air-con cools it faster once you're driving. That's where the TSER figure matters: the higher it is, the less work for the air-con.
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