Reduce Energy Costs:

One of the key benefits of low-E glass is that it will reduce the amount of money you pay for utilities. This is important when you consider how low the temperatures can drop during the winter and how high they can climb during the summer. When low-E is applied to the glass, your windows will be able to repel infrared light from getting inside. This will ensure a more comfortable interior temperature.

Block Ultraviolet Rays:

Another benefit of low-E is that it will keep harmful UV rays at bay. You no doubt know that it’s important to get exposure to sunlight each day. But too much of a good thing can sometimes bring problems. It’s also important to know that UV rays don’t only pose a risk to humans. They also pose a risk to your stuff. Did you know that UV rays can actually weaken the fabric on your couch or chairs? As well, they can cause fading in your furniture, window coverings, and even flooring.

Lets the Sunshine in:

While low-E blocks out a lot of the harmful stuff, it won’t hinder natural light from getting inside. So it’s really a win-win since it keeps out the bad and lets in the good.