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We had some windows replaced, easterly that catch the morning sun, and I am looking for advice.
They are meant to reduce solar gain with a g-value of 35%. The outside pane has the protective coating, the inner is clear.
The situation is
I am surprised at the surface temperatures of the glass - it seems the wrong way around, and 44C high.
Is this normal? If not could it be explained by the glass being installed the wrong way around?
Regards
DC
They are meant to reduce solar gain with a g-value of 35%. The outside pane has the protective coating, the inner is clear.
The situation is
- The outside temperature is 23 Celsius at c. 0900h.
- The temperature on the inner pane was as high as 44 Celsius when the curtains were drawn, falling to 38 when the curtains opened.
- The temperature of the outer panes are circa 29 Celsius.
I am surprised at the surface temperatures of the glass - it seems the wrong way around, and 44C high.
Is this normal? If not could it be explained by the glass being installed the wrong way around?
Regards
DC