Choose from (4) glass types below!
LoĒ (or Low Emissivity)
Refers to a surface condition that emits low levels of radiant thermal (heat) energy
Visible Light Transmittance
The amount of light in the visible portion of the spectrum that passes through the glazing material and glass unit
Fade Transmission
The portion of energy transmitted in a spectral region from 300 to 600 nanometers. This region includes all of the ultraviolet energy and part of the visible spectrum, and will give the best representation of relative fading rates. The lower the number, the better the glass is for reducing fading potential of carpets and interior furnishings.
Solar Heat Gain Coefficient
The amount of solar radiation that enters a building as heat. The lower the number, the better the glass is at preventing solar gain.
LoĒ 366* Glass Type
Ultimate Glass for All Climates *Our Recommended Glass Option
Visible Light Transmittance
65%
Fade Transmission
0.05
Solar Heat Gain Coefficient
0.27
LoĒ 270 Glass Type
Glass for All Climates
Visible Light Transmittance
70%
Fade Transmission
0.14
Solar Heat Gain Coefficient
0.37
LoĒ 340 Glass Type
Solar and Glare Control
Visible Light Transmittance
39%
Fade Transmission
0.2
Solar Heat Gain Coefficient
0.18
Clear Glass Type
No LoĒ Coatings
Visible Light Transmittance
82%
Fade Transmission
0.58
Solar Heat Gain Coefficient
0.78
