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8.75" 8.5"CMYK Asset No. 75586 09494 Sungate 500 Features Revised.qxd REMAY 75586PMS.307 TRIM: 8.50" x 11.00" Digital/IAM BLEED: 8.75" x 11.25" PPG RESIDENTIAL GLASS PRODUCTS New! Features/Benefits Comparison Standard Clear Insulating Glass Sungate® 600 (3) Insulating Glass Warmer In Winter U-VALUE The winter nighttime U-Value U-VALUE (insulating value) of a Sungate® 600 .48 (3) glass is 40% better than standard 0.29 clear insulating glass. • Lower U-values mean higher HE F HE F AT U performance AT U R R N • Reduces furnace heat loss N A A C • Helps reduce heating energy costs C E E The total solar energy transmitted SOLAR through Sungate® 600 (3) glass is only SOLAR HEAT GAIN 15% less than that transmitted by HEAT GAIN H H EA COEFFICIENT EA COEFFICIENT T standard clear insulating glass. T .75 (SHGC) 0.70 (SHGC) • Higher SHGC numbers mean more solar heat gain • Helps keep interiors warmer • Helps reduce heating energy costs 11.25" 11" Transmits Visible Light/Appearance Insulating units with Sungate® 600 (3) VI transmit about 89% of the visible light VI LIGSIB LIGSIB HT LE as standard clear insulating glass. HT LE • Provides exterior appearance 81 similar to clear glass 72 % % Fading Factors While Sungate® 600 (3) glass blocks 57% of damaging UV energy, it also UV UV blocks other contributors to fading — in all, 16% better than standard clear insulating glass. 58% 43% • Helps protect interior furnishings, Tdw-ISO .74 Tdw-ISO 0.62 fabrics, and carpets from fading Note: Tdw-ISO represents potential fading damage caused by both UV and visible light. It is considered by the U.S. Department of Energy and the International Standards Organization (ISO) to be a more accurate barometer of fade resistance than UV transmittance alone. All comparisons are center of glass based on an insulating unit containing 3/4" insulating units; two 1/8" (3mm) glass lights and a 1/2" (12mm) air-filled space for the standard clear insulating glass and argon gas-filled space for the Sungate ® 600 insulating glass. Actual glass performance may differ due to glass thickness, gas fill and glass to frame ratio. Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC) represents the solar heat gain through the glass relative to the incident solar radiation. It is equal to 86% of the shading coefficient. Figures may vary due to manufacturing tolerances. All tabulated data are based on the National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC) methodology, using the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory’s Window 5.2 software. PPG customers use our products to manufacture Energy Star compliant windows, Printed in U.S.A. doors and skylights.2 25 50 100 2 25 50 100 QC˛______ ______ Client˛_____ _____2 25 50 100 2 25 50 100 Date ____/____/____ Proof No.4______

8.75" 8.5"CMYK Asset No. 75586 09494 Sungate 500 Features Revised.qxd REMAY 75586PMS.307 TRIM: 8.50" x 11.00" Digital/IAM BLEED: 8.75" x 11.25" PPG RESIDENTIAL GLASS PRODUCTS New! Solarban 60 (2)/Sungate 600 (4) R-5 Insulating Glass Unit ® ® PPG has introduced a dual-coat technology that can help dual-pane insulating glass units (IGUs) attain R-5 insulating #3 #1 performance, which by definition means a winter nighttime #4 Sungate U-value of 0.22 or less, without triple-glazing. As depicted in #2 Solarban 60 glass 600 glass Argon Gas the illustration to the right, the technology incorporates one pane of 3-millimeter Solarban® 60 glass on the second (#2) surface of the IGU and one 3-millimeter pane of Sungate® 600 glass on the fourth (#4) surface. The two panes of glass are separated by a ½-inch of argon-filled space. Sungate 600 coated glass was developed specifically for use in a fourth-surface application. The pyrolytic method of applying the Sungate 600 glass coating makes it durable, while the star crystalline structure gives it a smoother surface. The Solarban 60 (2)/Sungate 600 (4) IGU enables residential windows to achieve R-5 center-of-glass insulating performance. The technology also yields Visible Light Transmittance (VLT) of 64 percent and a Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC) of 0.36. Consequently, the IGU effectively combines the clear glass appearance many homeowners desire with energy-saving insulating performance being emphasized by the federal government and many local 11.25" residential building codes. 11" U-VALUE SOLAR HEAT GAIN VI H EA COEFFICIENT LIGSIBL T 0.36 (SHGC) HT E 0.20 HE F 64 AT U % R N A C E Intercept ® Warm-Edge Insulating Spacers PPG manufacturers Intercept “Warm-Edge” Insulating Spacers, which have been improving the performance of residential windows since 1992. In addition to reducing heat loss, Intercept spacers extend the service life of residential windows by flexing to accommodate temperature-related expansion and contraction. As a result, Intercept-equipped windows have fewer sealant-related failures, enabling them to retain insulating argon gas longer and more effectively than less robust spacer assemblies. Values given are for center of glass based on a 3/4" insulating unit; two 1/8" (3mm) glass lights and a 1/2" (12mm) argon-filled space. Actual glass performance may differ due to glass thickness, gas fill and glass to frame ratio. Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC) represents the solar heat gain through the glass relative to the incident solar radiation. It is equal to 86% of the shading coefficient. Figures may vary due to manufacturing tolerances. All performance data is based on the National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC) methodology, using the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory’s Window 5.2 software. PPG Industries, Inc. Glass Business & Discovery Center 400 Guys Run Road Cheswick, PA 15024 Phone: 1-888-PPG-GLAS www.ppgglass.com PPG customers use our products to manufacture Energy Star compliant windows, Printed in U.S.A. 7145 11/11 doors and skylights.2 25 50 100 2 25 50 100 QC˛______ ______ Client˛_____ _____2 25 50 100 2 25 50 100 Date ____/____/____ Proof No.4______

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