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SUNC Group is constantly developing new patents and new products, continuously improving product quality and enriching various product lines. SUNC construction products cover a wide range of applications, from outdoor applications to indoor applications such as ceiling systems, exterior wall systems, and architectural shading systems.

China SUNC Group is a private holding group founded in 2008, with its headquarters in Shanghai, the Modern city from China. The Group is principally engaged in the manufacture, sales, and service of construction products and window covering products, as well as metal processing, precision machinery production.

SUNC Group actively undertakes social responsibility as a manufacturer, employer, partner, etc., strives to enhance its business, helps its customers succeed, and contributes to the sustainable development of the world. SUNC Green has become an important initiative across the group to reduce energy, water and carbon emissions. At the same time, SUNC helps architects build green buildings with their environmentally friendly and energy-saving features to provide customers with a sustainable green living space.

SUNC's architectural sunshade products have experienced more than 10 years of development and have opened the world's green energy-efficient buildings. SUNC provides architects with professional shading knowledge and application techniques to help them achieve light and heat regulation in buildings, improve building quality, from shade vane styles, installation forms to control systems, each provided by Hunter's professional team. The architectural shading product solution meets multiple functional requirements and enhances the aesthetic value of the building.

The illuminance recommended by ergonomics for office use has been included in European regulations.
· The ideal illuminance is between 500~1,500Lux
· Natural light is the best light source
· Depending on the season, orientation, weather, and location. Buildings are exposed to illuminance ranging from 10,000 to 100,000 Lux.
Therefore, the amount of light entering the building needs to be controlled to achieve the desired lighting environment.