Internal condensation in triple glazed windows, possible?

[galegp]

Just wondering if internal condensation is possible in triple glazed windows since the the coldest point of a triple glazed windows is its litter pane.

Hope someone can answer this question.

PS. I know triple glazed windows suffer from condensation in the outside pane.

 

[foxhole]

Internal to room? yes possible, internal to pane then seal has failed.

 

[galegp]

The reason why I ask is the following.

I had the glazing replaced in the 20 years old DG and also had a TG new window fitted in a garage conversion. I now suffer condensation in the DG but no signs of it in the TG. There is outside condensation in the TG but nothing inside. As opposite the DG get quite a bit of condensation in the inside pains.

I am now thinking that the DG frame are sh*te and should have replaced them at the time instead of replacing just the glazing.

I read that condensation only forms in the coldest point of an insulated surface and in TG this being the outside pain I thought that was the reason why they wouldn’t get condensation in the inside. Is this correct?

 

[foxhole]

If the windows are colder than air temp you will get condensation, inside or out.