
How P2000 Insulation Works
Insulation & Heat Loss
- Insulation effectively reduces the rate of heat loss (winter)
and heat gain (summer).
- It is commonly believed a well-insulated wall must be a thick
wall.
- P2000 defies conventional thinking by delivering high performance
insulation with a thin board product.
3 Types of Heat - 3 Types of Heat Loss/Gain
- Conduction - transfer of heat through solids (heat on a warm
floor).
- Convection - transfer of heat through the air (hot air from
a heat vent).
- Radiation - transfer of energy (not heat) that becomes heat
once absorbed by objects - (sunlight is radiant energy).
Radiant Heat
- Radiant heat energy accounts for:
- 50 - 75% of building heat loss in the winter heating season.
- Up to 93% of heat gain in the summer (resulting in higher
air conditioning costs).
But most insulations have little/no effect on radiant heat.

Insulating Radiant Heat
Radiant energy can be controlled using radiant "blockers"
- special materials that reflect radiant energy.
The P2000 Insulation System™ reflects up to 97% of radiant
heat energy.
This means P2000 Insulation blocks the transfer of radiant heat
energy - which significantly:.
- Reduces heat loss (winter)
- And reduces heat gain (summer).
What else makes The P2000 Insulation System™ so efficient?
- P2000's special EPS foam core (similar to a foam cup) provides
another level of insulation protection. Most of the energy that
is not blocked by reflective laminates is absorbed by the foam
core.
- P2000 has a seaming system - providing double seal protection
against wind, cold, and moisture.
- P2000 is an insulator and vapor barrier in one.
- P2000's foam core is virtually waterproof.
- P2000 installs across walls - thus eliminating thermal bridging
through wood / steel framing.
- P2000 does not sag, settle, rot, gas-off, or absorb moisture
(which can reduce insulation performance) in other insulation
products.
View the P2000 20-Year Warranty.
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