KNOW YOUR MARKET'S ENERGY REQ'T
KNOW YOUR MARKET'S ENERGY REQ'T
SOUTH MARKET: Orienting the Low-E coating to #2 surface reduces solar heat gain (shgc) and cooling costs.
NORTHERN MARKET: Orienting Low-E coating to #3 help reduce the heat loss (u-factor).
Note: Glass COG u-factor is useful in designing and evaluating the glazing performance, however it is not enough for aluminum side of the business. When you are selling for a system (glass+alum), you will need to provide the weighted average U-factor. This method calculates the U-factor by averaging the U-factors of each component of the window system, weighted by their respective areas. This provides a more accurate measure of the overall thermal performance of the window, as it accounts for the fact that the framing and edge effects can significantly impact the U-factor.
INTERNATIONAL ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE (IECC)
2021 IECC Chapter 4: Commercial Energy Efficiency
2018 IECC Chapter 4: Commercial Energy Efficiency
2015 IECC Chapter 4: Commercial Energy Efficiency
Check IBC Year Adoption: https://codes.iccsafe.org/codes/i-codes
Some states accept ASHRAE 90.1 as an alternative compliance path in lieu of IECC or state energy code. i.e. FL, OR, MA, MD, WA
NOTE: 2018 IECC ACCOUNTED SHGC BASED ON ORIENTATION. "SEW" ORIENTATION BEING THE WORST CONDITION.
2021 IECC ACCOUNT SHGC BASED ON TYPE (FIXED OR OPERABLE). VALUES NOTED ON 2021 IECC IS FROM FIXED. WORST CONDITION IS OPERABLE.
Trulite Product Label Simulated Thermal Values (Weighted Average)
TAP Engineering can help you in getting the system's energy performance.
Hit below link to send your request:
https://knowledgebase.trulite.com/EngineeringRequests/Thermal