In modern architectural facades, Low‑E insulating glass is widely used for its exceptional energy-saving performance.
However, correctly identifying and installing the interior and exterior surfaces is critical. If installed in reverse, its thermal insulation performance will be significantly reduced, directly compromising energy efficiency.
In today’s video, we share practical methods to identify the correct surfaces and explain how coating placement varies by climate to maximize heat insulation or heat retention.
Watch the video to master these techniques and ensure your next project achieves its full energy-saving potential.
