Furthermore, tests confirm that temperatures are reduced up to 50 degrees Fahrenheit. This directly reduces the energy load and improves the performance of heating and cooling distribution in unconditioned spaces of a structure. Research shows that electricity demand for cooling increases by 1.5–2.0% for every 1°F. (0.6°C) increase in air temperatures starting from 68 to 77°F. (20 to 25°C).
The result equals a reduction of utility costs of up to 50% in the summer and winter months. The two-inch EPS foam construction also reduces sound transmission from outside, particularly in areas near airports and freeways. The ENSOLCOMP never loses its R-Value insulating ability, is water resistant, and provides a lifetime of insulating performance.