Can UPVC shutter window control indoor light brightness and field of view?

Yes, UPVC shutter windows can effectively control the brightness and visibility of indoor light. The design of shutter windows allows for flexible light control by adjusting the angle or opening degree of the shutter windows to adjust the amount of light entering.
By adjusting the angle of the shutter windows, the direction and intensity of light entering can be changed. When the angle of the shutter windows is large, sunlight will be completely blocked, thereby reducing the brightness of the room. When the angle of the shutter windows is small, more sunlight will enter the room, improving the brightness of the room. By adjusting the angle of the shutter windows, the indoor light brightness can be adjusted as needed to create a comfortable indoor environment.
In addition, the louver structure of UPVC shutter windows can also provide a certain degree of privacy protection. When the shutter windows are closed or the angle is adjusted appropriately, indoor residents are not easily visible to the outside world, thus protecting privacy. However, at the same time, residents can still view the outdoor landscape through shutter windows, maintaining a good view.
Overall, UPVC shutter windows can effectively control the brightness and visibility of indoor light by adjusting the angle and opening degree of the shutter windows, providing a comfortable indoor environment and good privacy protection.