Condensation Externally

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Condensation forms on the outside surface
of glass when its temperature drops below
the outdoor dew point temperature.
Windows manufactured with a double
or triple glazed unit containing energy
efficient low-emissivity glass have
enhanced thermal insulation properties
thanks to a high performance transparent
coating that reflects heat from radiators
or fires back into the room.

As a result the outer pane of glass does not
get warmed by heat escaping from inside
the building through the glass and remains
cooler in comparison to less thermally
efficient windows.
External condensation only occurs in
certain climatic conditions – a variable
combination of high relative humidity and
clear cold conditions normally experienced
in spring and autumn.

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Condensation Externally

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External Condensation