Power-e™ Heated Windows for Homes and Offices

The cost of glass in a building is unavoidable. However, windows - even double paned insulated

windows - are the weak link in a building’s insulation. Everyone talks about saving energy, but

windows are responsible for a commercial or residential building's largest energy loss and cause

for human discomfort.

The window and heating industries have not solved this problem. Double paned and triple

paned window units, ﬁlms, low-e glass, electric baseboard heaters, forced air heaters, and hot

water radiant systems are used. However, none of these effectively reduce heating costs or

stop building heat loss, drafts and discomfort caused by this window energy loss.

Power-e™ Glass changes the rules of traditional architecture by creating windows that insulate

and heat by increasing the temperature of the entire inside glass pane. Unlike other heating

systems, Power-e™ Glass are enhanced industry standard two pane insulated glass units which

create an efficient thermal barrier at the point of a building's greatest heat loss.

• Power-e™ thermal barrier is essentially 100% efficient - stops heat loss and heats rooms

• stops 100% of building heat loss through the heated Power-e™ Glass

• 85% of the Power-e™ Glass energy heats the room regardless of outside temperatures

• independently proven to use up to 40% less power than conventional heating systems

• reduces the size and need for other heating systems

• improves comfort by increasing the radiant heat in the interior space

• enables lower room temperatures without losing comfort

• insulates the interior against outside heat during warmer months

• eliminates condensation and fogging on windows

The Power-e™ Glass windows and units can be placed where needed in exterior or interior

locations. They can be integrated into windows, walls, interior partitions and other

architectural products and can be installed into new construction or retrofitted into existing

buildings. Made to the customer’s specifications, Power-e™ Glass can be combined with clear,

tinted, patterned, opaque or other glass and may be incorporated into industry standard wood,

vinyl, fiberglass, metal frames or other custom enclosures.

ASHRAE Standard 90

According to the

industry Standard 90

developed and

published by the

American Society of

Heating,

Refrigerating

and

Air-Conditioning

Engineers (ASHRAE),

windows are

considered responsible

for more than 50% of a

building's heat loss.