Foam Fill in Head (optional upgrade)
Weather Stripping
Rigid Thermal Reinforcements (optional upgrade)
inserted at the meet rail provide for extra structural support
Weather Stripping
Foam Fill in Sill (optional upgrade)
Sill Bulb • Structural Sill Interlock • Weather Stripping
Innergy™ (optional upgrade)
Innergy is the innovative, energy-efficient alternative to aluminum. Rigid Thermal Reinforcements are advanced fiberglass reinforced resin inserts, designed to slide easily into window and door frame chambers for greater support and insulation.
BETTER THERMAL PERFORMANCE
Up to 700 times better than aluminum in material-to-material comparisons
BETTER THERMAL BREAK
Impervious to cold or heat
BETTER PROTECTION AGAINST CONDENSATION
Helps prevent staining that can occur with metal reinforcements
BETTER FLEXIBILTY
Will not permanently set when impacted
Continuous Over/Under Interlock & Triple Weather Stripping to prevent air infiltration
Reliable Limit Lock securing a partial opening for safety
Introducing Intercept Stainless Sealant Effectiveness & Gas Retention.
The sealant provides the moisture vapor barrier for the I.G. unit. The longer the transmission path, the slower the rate that moisture will travel into the unit through the seal. STAINLESS steel is impervious to gas transmission, improving gas retention and maximizing the insulation value of your window over time.
Unique "U-Channel" design allows superior flexibility with no load on sealant. Spacer can accompany glass as it expands and contracts.
U-Value (U)
Ratings typically fall between 0.20 and 1.20. The lower the U-Factor, the better a product is at keeping the heat in the home or building.
Condensation Resistance (C)
This measures the performance level of a window/glazing system to help eliminate possible condensation. The higher the number, the better the window is at blocking condensation.
Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (S)
Refers to the amount of sunlight passing through a window as heat. The lower the rating, the better the window performs at reducing costs in the summer. Between 0-1.
Visible Transmission (VT)
Measures how much light comes through a product. VT is expressed as a number between 0 and 1. The higher the VT, the higher the potential for daylighting.
