Energy Matters: triple-glazing-3G-being-

By BBA on behalf of FENSA. The devices test for electrical conductivity if the low-E coat is wrongly on the innermost (room-facing) surface, and reflectivity, including pane spacing.
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(Energy Matters): triple glazing 3G being inspected checking low E coating 1 DHD.jpg
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