THERM+PASSIVE CABLE SYSTEM

l The multi-layer drainage structure is adopted to ensure the watertightness of the windows, and the expansion sealing ends are adopted at the adhesive strip lap and the glass pressure plate lap.

l Using special glass bracket, can realize from 10mm-64mm thick multi-layer glass arbitrary collocation, the maximum load-bearing up to 450kg.

l The imported flexible super-warm side strips are used for the glass spacer strips, which can effectively eliminate the problems of glass stacking difference, overflow glue and so on, and have good sound insulation effect, and are filled with inert gas to significantly reduce the leakage rate and ensure excellent performance, the utility model can be applied to the extremely cold and hot regions.

l Special steel pressing plate is used between the two corners of the glass to ensure the flat of the whole glass, and special insulation material is filled in the gaps of the glass, so that the insulation performance is greatly improved.

l The outer decorative buckle cover has many shapes to choose from, may use the solid wood decoration cover.

l Performance parameter：Uw≤0.8 W/（㎡·K）

Passive house windows offer exceptional thermal performance and long-term durability for your passive house build or retrofit. Moser offers a range of different materials and designs to ensure the windows you get, are just as unique as your project.

What are Passive House Windows?

There is no such thing as a passive house window type. The Passive House standard is performance based, not a checklist of specific components to buy. In general, they are characterized by being thermally broken, airtight, and usually triple glazed with the gaps between glass panes filled with argon or krypton gas.

The overall window will maximize solar gain, and minimize heat loss. Indeed, the passive idea is getting the most energy for the least effort or cost, and then maintaining it due to the excellent insulation.

How Are Passive Windows So Energy Efficient?

Passivhaus windows provide enhanced levels of comfort, energy efficiency and performance in the home. Anyone looking at new windows for their home will have some set criteria.
Security.

Weather performance.

Energy Efficiency.

Appearance.

Light transmission.

Windows are affected by light transmission, heat loss and solar gain. It is the specification of Passivhaus windows that looks to address these natural factors around any glazed element in a building. Ideally a window will let in lots of natural light but prevent heat loss and allow the right amount of sun as well.