Maximizing Energy Efficiency in Extreme Climates: The Power of Low-E 366, Double Glazing, and Thermally Broken Frames
When living in areas with extreme temperatures, such as Arizona, the importance of energy efficiency in your home cannot be overstated. With scorching summers and cooler winters, maintaining a comfortable indoor climate while minimizing energy costs becomes a priority. That's where advanced door technology, including Low-E 366 coatings, double glazing, and thermally broken frames and panels, comes into play. Here's how these features work together to make a tangible difference in your home.
Low-E 366: The Ultimate in Solar Control
Low-E (low emissivity) coatings are a groundbreaking innovation designed to enhance energy efficiency. The "366" in Low-E 366 refers to its triple-layer silver coating, which offers unmatched performance in solar control. Here’s how it helps:
Reflecting Heat: Low-E 366 reflects a significant portion of the sun's infrared heat, keeping interiors cooler during Arizona’s blistering summers.
Blocking UV Rays: It blocks up to 95% of UV rays, reducing the risk of fading to furniture, flooring, and other interior elements.
Allowing Natural Light: Despite its reflective properties, Low-E 366 allows ample natural light to brighten your space without the added heat.
By reducing the amount of heat entering your home, Low-E 366 significantly lowers cooling costs, making it an essential feature for homes in hot climates.
Double Glazing: The Power of Two Layers
Double glazing, or dual-pane glass, takes energy efficiency a step further by creating a barrier against temperature extremes. Each panel is separated by a spacer filled with air or inert gas, such as argon, which acts as an insulator.
Benefits of Double Glazing in Arizona:
Temperature Regulation: Keeps the interior cooler during summer and warmer in winter by reducing heat transfer through the glass.
Noise Reduction: Helps block external noise, creating a quieter, more comfortable living environment.
Energy Savings: Reduces the workload on HVAC systems, leading to lower utility bills.
Thermally Broken Frames and Panels: Cutting Edge in Insulation
Thermally broken aluminum frames and panels are engineered with a layer of insulating material between the interior and exterior sections. This innovative design prevents thermal bridging—the transfer of heat or cold through metal.
Advantages in Extreme Temperatures:
Minimized Heat Transfer: The thermal break interrupts heat flow, keeping your interior cooler during Arizona’s intense summer heat.
Improved Comfort: Eliminates cold drafts during the cooler months, ensuring consistent indoor temperatures.
Energy Efficiency: Combined with Low-E 366 and double glazing, thermally broken frames drastically reduce the energy needed to maintain a comfortable home.
The Big Picture: Reducing Your Carbon Footprint
Using energy-efficient doors equipped with Low-E 366 coatings, double glazing, and thermally broken frames isn’t just about saving money. It’s also about reducing your carbon footprint. Lower energy consumption means fewer greenhouse gas emissions, contributing to a more sustainable future—a win-win for you and the environment
Why Choose Our Doors?
At Vemo Doors, we prioritize innovative design and energy efficiency to meet the unique needs of extreme climates. Our customizable doors are crafted with:
Low-E 366 coatings to maximize solar control and minimize energy costs.
Double glazing for superior insulation and noise reduction.
Thermally broken aluminum frames and panels to keep your home comfortable year-round.
Ready to Transform Your Space?
Upgrade your home with energy-efficient doors that are not only functional but also stylish and durable. Contact us today to learn more about how our doors can enhance comfort, reduce energy costs, and make a lasting impact in extreme climates like Arizona.