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For climate-technical considerations in winter the U-value is the most essential property
of glazing. The lower the U-value, the smaller the energy requirements will be.
Another advantage of a lower U-value are higher surface temperatures on the inside window
panes improving thermal comfort.
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LIF can reduce the U-value of the double-glazing and therefore the heat transfer by about
30%, when installed correctly.
The right distance of the acrylic profiles to the outer pane is very important for this
positive effect.
The diagram shows that the difference between the U-values at a distance of about 7 mm
from the outer pane is as follows:
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U-Value
[W/m2K] |
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| LIF- double glazing, with air |
1,8 |
| compared to: double glazing, with air |
2,8 |
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| LIF- double glazing, with argon, low e |
0,8 |
| compared to: double glazing, with argon, low e |
1,2 |
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