Skip to main content

"jung_kook" - Google News

The ENERGY STAR label

The ENERGY STAR label is widely recognized as the official mark of energy efficiency. Consumers and businesses alike rely on this easily identifiable blue label to make informed decisions that are based on reliable and unbiased information. But how do you understand ENERGY STAR Labels & Specifications? Energy Star-certified window labels must include at least four performance value ratings: ER, VT, U-factor, and SHGC. However, only the U-factor and Solar Heat Gain Coefficient are required for door labels. Manufacturers can include ratings for condensation resistance (CR), air leakage (AL), and information on CSA certification. In this article, we will take a look at the energy star labels and specifications so you can make a sound decision while buying windows.


Comments


Popular posts from this blog

Excellent view

" Modern Luxury House Interior Design | Comelite Architecture Structure ... "

ALUMINUM 6063-T5 AND 6060-T66

WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ALUMINUM 6063-T5 AND 6060-T66 Aluminum 6063-T5 and 6060-T66 are both aluminum alloys, but they have distinct differences in composition, mechanical properties, and typical applications. Here's a detailed comparison: COMPOSITION Aluminum 6063-T5: This alloy primarily consists of aluminum, with magnesium and silicon as its major alloying elements. It also contains smaller amounts of iron, copper, manganese, chromium, zinc, and titanium. Aluminum 6060-T66: This alloy is similar to 6063 but typically has slightly different proportions of magnesium and silicon, optimizing it for certain properties such as extrudability and surface finish. WDMA

Does epidural reduce the ability to push

Does epidural reduce the ability to push? Want to push like a pro? Westmead high-risk obstetrician and foetal medicine expert Dr Yana Shetty talks to obstetric anaesthetist Dr Michael Booker about the impact of an epidural on pushing in the delivery room. epidural reduce the ability to push