Casement & Awning Window

GLASS PACKAGE U-FACTOR R-FACTOR SHGC VT CR
180 .29 3.45 .44 54% 55
270 .28 3.57 .26 48% 55
340 .28 3.57 .13 27% 59
366 .28 3.57 .19 44% 56
1803 .19 5.26 .39 48% 72
2703 .19 5.26 .23 43% 73
3403 .18 5.56 .11 24% 74
3663 .18 5.56 .18 39% 73
180i89 .26 3.85 .43 53% 43
270i89 .25 4.00 .25 47% 44
366i89 .25 4.00 .19 43% 44
1803+i89 .18 5.56 .38 47% 60
2703+i89 .17 5.88 .23 42% 60
3663+i89 .17 5.88 .17 39% 61
1803+k .18 5.56 .40 48% 74
2703+k .18 5.56 .23 43% 74
3663+k .17 5.88 .17 39% 74
1803+i89+k .17 5.88 .38 47% 63
2703+i89+k .17 5.88 .23 42% 60
3663+i89+k .16 6.25 .17 39% 63

***Thermal values will improve with increased glass pane thickness. TEST DATE 12/16/21

Fixed Casement Window

Glass Package U-Factor R-Factor SHGC VT CR
180 .27 3.70 .50 63% 58
270 .26 3.85 .29 55% 59
340 .26 3.85 .14 31% 59
366 .25 4.00 .22 51% 59
1803 .15 6.67 .45 56% 73
2703 .15 6.67 .27 49% 73
3403 .15 6.67 .13 27% 73
3663 .15 6.67 .20 46% 73
180i89 .22 4.55 .49 61% 46
270i89 .21 4.76 .29 54% 47
366i89 .21 4.76 .21 50% 47
1803+i89 .14 7.14 .43 55% 60
2703+i89 .14 7.14 .26 48% 61
3663+i89 .14 7.14 .19 44% 61
1803+k .14 7.14 .45 56% 74
2703+k .14 7.14 .27 49% 75
3663+k .14 7.14 .20 46% 75
1803+i89+k .13 7.69 .43 55% 63
2703+i89+k .14 7.14 .26 48% 61
3663+i89+k .13 7.69 .19 44% 63

***Thermal values will improve with increased glass pane thickness. TEST DATE 12/16/21

Low Profile Picture

GLASS PACKAGE U-FACTOR R-FACTOR SHGC VT CR
180 .28 3.57 .56 70% 58
270 .27 3.70 .32 61% 59
340 .27 3.70 .16 34% 59
366 .27 3.70 .24 57% 59
1803 .16 6.25 .50 62% 72
2703 .16 6.25 .30 55% 73
3403 .15 6.67 .14 30% 73
3663 .15 6.67 .22 50% 73
180i89 .23 4.35 .54 68% 46
270i89 .23 4.35 .32 60% 47
366i89 .22 4.55 .24 56% 47
1803+i89 .14 7.14 .47 60% 60
2703+i89 .14 7.14 .28 53% 61
3663+i89 .14 7.14 .21 49% 61
1803+k .15 6.67 .50 62% 74
2703+k .14 7.14 .29 55% 74
3663+k .14 7.14 .22 50% 75
1803+i89+k .13 7.69 .48 60% 63
2703+i89+k .14 7.14 .28 53% 61
3663+i89+k .13 7.69 .21 49% 63

***Thermal values will improve with increased glass pane thickness. TEST DATE 12/16/21

Sliding Patio Door

GLASS PACKAGE U-FACTOR R-FACTOR SHGC VT CR
270 .28 3.57 .26 48% 60
366 .28 3.57 .19 45% 60
2703 .19 5.26 .22 38% 69
3663 .19 5.26 .17 39% 69
270i89 .24 4.17 .25 47% 49
366i89 .24 4.17 .19 44% 50
2703+i89 .28 3.57 .25 47% 43
3663+i89 .28 3.57 .19 44% 43

***Thermal values will improve with increased glass pane thickness.

Test Sizes

Type Size (W x H)
Casement / Awning 24″ x 59″
Fixed Casement 47″ x 59″
Low Profile Picture 47″ x 59″
Sliding Patio Door 72″ x 80″

Definitions

U-Factor – A measure of the rate of non-solar heat loss or gain through a material or assembly.  It is expressed in units of Btu/hr-sq ft-F (W/sq m-C).  The lower the U-factor, the greater a window’s resistance to heat flow and the better its insulating value.

R-Factor – A measure of the resistance of a glazing material or fenestration assembly to heat flow.  It is the inverse of the U-factor (R=1/U) and is expressed in units of hr-sq ft-F/Btu.  A high –R-value window has a grater resistance of heat flow and a higher insulating value than one with a low R-value.

Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC) – A measure of how well a product blocks heat caused by sunlight. The SHGC is the fraction of incident solar radiation admitted through a window (both directly transmitted and absorbed) and subsequently released inward. SHGC is expressed as a number between 0 and 1. The lower a window’s solar heat gain coefficient, the less solar heat it transmits in the house.

Visual Transmittance (VT) – A measure that shows how much light comes through a product. The visible transmittance is an optical property that indicates the amount of visible light transmitted. VT is expressed as a number between 0 and 1. The higher the VT, the more light is transmitted.

Condensation Resistance (CR) – A windows ability to avoid forming condensation on the glass.  Condensation is the deposit of water vapor from the air on any cold surface whose temperature is below the dew point, such as cold window glass or frame that is exposed to humid indoor air.

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