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Illustration of a Low-E glass pane showing infrared heat waves reflecting off its surface, demonstrating how the coating reduces heat transfer for improved thermal efficiency.
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What is Low-E glass?

By Sheng Xu · 9 August 2026

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Low-E (low-emissivity) glass features a microscopically thin, virtually clear coating that reduces infrared heat transfer. This coating helps keep unwanted heat out in warmer climates and retains warmth indoors during colder periods, significantly improving a window's thermal efficiency. It's often used within double glazed units to enhance overall energy performance for Australian homes and projects.

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