Syndego LLC
EnigMAT™ by Syndego LLC

Heat,
intercepted.

EnigMAT™ is a patented thermal mat less than half an inch thick. It captures heat before it reaches the room, stores it in a mineral core, and gives it back when the air cools — with no power, no controls and no moving parts.

< ½ inthin enough to lie over existing insulation or fit inside a wall
20–30 °Flower peak attic temperatures reported on hot, sunny days*
60–90 °Ftransition points selected for your climate and set point
0 wattsno power, no sensors, no controls, nothing to maintain
20 yearswritten warranty, with a service life reported beyond 50 years

* Results depend on climate, building, placement and operation. A measured pilot is always the recommended first step.

A different way to control heat

Insulation resists heat.
EnigMAT intercepts it.

Traditional insulation

Slows heat down — with thickness

Fiberglass, cellulose and foam put resistance (R-value) in the path of heat. On a hot roof the heat keeps pushing through all afternoon, and the air conditioner pays for every degree that gets in. More performance means more inches.

EnigMAT™

Absorbs the heat — and holds its temperature

A thin layer of mineral salts changes phase at a chosen temperature. While it melts it soaks up large amounts of heat without getting warmer, so that heat never reaches the room. At night it re-solidifies and releases it to the cooler air — ready for the next day.

EnigMAT controls the delta — the temperature difference — across the insulation layer. Zero delta, zero heat flow. It works with your insulation, not instead of it — and makes every inch of it work harder. See how it works →

Measured, not promised

145 °F on the surface.
Under 96 °F in the layer.

In Syndego's own test apparatus, a simulated sun heated the outer surface to 145 °F. The EnigMAT layer never went above 96 °F — and reached its peak hours after the surface did, when the worst of the day was over. The conditioned space behind it stayed between 79 and 83 °F.

An infrared thermometer reading 154 °F on the underside of a metal roof deck

On a summer afternoon, the underside of a metal roof deck reads 154 °F. That is the heat EnigMAT is designed to stop.

Applications

One thin layer.
Wherever heat gets in.

Roofs, ceilings, walls, containers, cabinets and panels: EnigMAT goes where the temperature difference is largest — in new construction and, above all, in buildings that already exist.

Homes & attics

Laid over existing attic insulation in an afternoon — no tear-out, no dust.

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Schools & portable classrooms

Steadier classrooms through occupancy swings, installed over a weekend.

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Correctional facilities

Cooler housing areas for inmates and staff — before new A/C arrives, and after.

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Metal buildings & warehouses

Under hot metal decks, on wire mesh or suspended ceilings, and in re-roofing.

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Self-storage

Drive-up units that hold conditioned-space temperatures without HVAC.

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Cold chain

Longer hold times for refrigerated boxes, containers and cold rooms.

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Data centers & shelters

Thermal buffering for server rooms, telecom shelters and electrical cabinets.

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Solar PV

A cooler back side for rooftop panels, where every degree takes away output.

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Modular, field & emergency

Modular buildings, field shelters and temporary structures that stay livable.

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All applications →

In the field

Installed where it's hot.

EnigMAT laid across the roof structure of a self-storage building before the new roof
Self-storage, Ruskin, Florida. EnigMAT laid over the old roof before re-roofing: no tear-off, no disposal, no landfill.
EnigMAT mats on wire mesh under the metal roof of a large building
Metal building. Mats supported on wire mesh under the roof deck, across the whole span.
EnigMAT covering the floor and gable walls of a residential attic
Residential attic. Laid directly over the existing insulation and up the gable walls.
Correctional facilities · Texas

Texas must cool its prisons by 2029. EnigMAT can start this summer.

New air-conditioning takes years to design and build. EnigMAT goes in now, under roofs and on walls, and keeps working after the equipment arrives — so the equipment can be smaller.

EnigMAT configurator

What would EnigMAT do in your building?

Enter your location and building. The configurator runs ten years of local weather through a building energy model and shows the peak cooling removed, the hours of comfort gained and the energy saved — in °F and square feet.

AFTERNOON the sun heats the roof NIGHT the outside air is cooler existing insulation heat absorbed here (melts at 82 °F) the room stays cool the heat stops in the EnigMAT layer — it does not reach the room stored heat released upward the layer recharges it gives its heat back to the night air and becomes solid again — ready for tomorrow
Syndego LLC

Two decades of building-science innovation.

Syndego LLC is an Atlanta, Georgia company that designs and supplies EnigMAT, and helps owners, architects and facility teams put it where it works best — from the first pilot to full rollout.

  1. 2002The Syndego team receives the National Association of Home Builders' Innovative Housing Technology Award for the first commercially available bio-based spray-foam insulation.
  2. The years that followedA deep dive into salt-hydrate phase-change technology — the culmination of more than 40 years of research and dozens of patents in the field.
  3. 2021Class A surface-burning rating under ASTM E84 (Flame Spread Index 5, Smoke-Developed Index 5).
  4. 2022AIMCAL Product of the Year.
  5. TodayEnigMAT™ — Intelligent Thermal Solutions for homes, schools, public buildings, industry and infrastructure.
Start with one space

Pilot one building. Measure the difference.

Choose a test space and a matched control. We select the transition point, guide the installation and log temperatures and energy side by side — then you decide with your own data.