Low-E glass
Glass with a microscopically thin, transparent coating that reflects heat while allowing light to pass through, improving energy efficiency.
Low-E (low-emissivity) glass is treated with a special coating to reduce heat transfer, enhancing energy efficiency and comfort in buildings. It is crucial for optimizing thermal performance, reducing energy consumption, and supporting sustainability. By providing a reliable and effective glazing solution, Low-E glass supports efficient building performance, improves indoor comfort, and contributes to successful project delivery by ensuring that windows are well-designed, aligned with design specifications, and capable of meeting performance criteria and client expectations.
Used in a sentence
Low-E glass was installed to reduce energy costs and improve comfort.
Synonyms/variation
Low Emissivity Glass
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