Overview: The document provides technical specifications and performance data for SANCO Plus Insulating Glass, specifically designed for historic buildings. It combines traditional mouthblown glass with modern insulating technology to enhance energy efficiency and aesthetic appeal.
Specifications: The insulating glass units (IGUs) are constructed with a low-E coating at position 3, which improves the U-value. The glass is made from 3 mm float glass with a high-tech coating and mouthblown restoration glass approximately 3 mm thick. The production is controlled and certified by the Institut für Fenstertechnik Rosenheim.
Performance Data: The document lists various configurations of IGUs with different spacer widths (3-16 mm) and their corresponding thermal performance values (Ug in W/m²K), g-values, light transmission percentages, and light reflection percentages. The Ug values range from 2.6 to 1.1 W/m²K, indicating varying levels of thermal insulation efficiency.
Gas Filling: The use of special gas fillings, such as argon, is mentioned to improve thermal insulation. However, the application of xenon and krypton is not recommended.
Additional Features: The IGUs feature a high-quality edge seal and desiccant, and spacers made from aluminum with bent edges for better tightness. A pressure balance is possible, and the reflection of light inside is noted.
Standards: The technical values are calculated according to EN 673 for Ug and EN 410 for light transmission, g-value, and light reflection, with a noted accuracy of ± 2%.
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