Low-Emissivity Glass Cut to Size for Windowshield, Excellent Performance of Energy Saving

Features of Low-Emissivity Glass for Energy Saving 

No.1, in tropical zone, low-E glass can block the transmission of the radiant to keep the interior cool;

No.2, On the other hand, in frigid zone, it allows solar heat and light to pass through the glass into the building and blocks heat from leaving the room, reducing heat loss considerably;

No.3, High energy efficiency: generally low-E windows cost between 10%and 15% more than standard, but the reduction in energy loss can be 30%to 50%.

No.4,  less light pollution, making the light softer and comfortable.

Applications of Low-E Glass for Energy Saving: 

NO.1, high grade exterior decoration;

NO.2, curtain wall;

NO.3, windows, building facades, rooms where the climate needs to be tightly controlled such as scientific lads, etc.

Instruction of Applications of Low-E Glass for Energy Saving: 

Depending on where you live, Low-E is applied to different surfaces on an insulated unit; dual pane and/or triple pane glass. Low-E is designed to deflect Ultra-Violet and infrared radiation.  In colder climates, the low-E is applied to the interior, inner-most surface to deflect heat back into the home, helping to reduce heating costs.  In warmer climates, low-E is applied to the interior, outer-most surface to deflect heat out of the home, reducing cooling costs. A dual-glazed insulated unit is best designed for a warmer climate.