Heated Glass Technology

IQ Radiant Heating Glass is a tempered piece of glass with an invisible metal coating. The resistive qualities of the coating creates radiant heat when a controlled electric current is applied to the conductive coating. The electric current in the resistive coating generates radiant energy which warms the glass until the glass radiates heat in the infrared range. The radiant heat does not directly heat the air. Radiant heating glass heats the objects and people in the room and has an efficiency at least 25% greater than forced hot air systems.

Radiant Heating Glass Window Systems

Radiant Heating Glass Window Systems
There are many buildings in New York City and many other US cities that have an unused resource, the flat rooftop,

ArcClad Technology

ArcClad Technology
Radiant Heating Glass Technology can be Added to Almost All Custom Wood Windows. All Windows and Doors can be Clad with our ArcClad Process, Patent Pending. This Custom Mahogany Window is also available in Steel and Copper and can be Configured With Different sizes and Light Patterns

Wednesday, November 6, 2013

Radiant window systems and their role in providing thermal comfort and energy savings - a new and free AIA course for architects



We all recognize the importance of windows in the design, security, aesthetics and function of a new building  and in the rehabilitation or adaptive reuse of an existing building.  Windows define a building.  Windows and doors  have the extraordinary feature in they are simultaneously installed inside and outside of the building in the same location. 

The major element of a window, glass, a material that by itself has very little natural  insulating qualities. We are going to discover how to radically improve the performance of a window by using a Radiant Glass Window System.  

The use of a Radiant Glass Window System eases the limitations of size, placement and  the number of windows.  Conventional windows come into conflict with the economic and social goals of conserving and limiting the energy demands of buildings. Radiant Window Systems help achieve those goals.

Internal mechanical heating and ventilation requirements are dictated by the selection, use and placement of conventional windows and affect interior architectural design and furniture placement. 

We will demonstrate how you can expand your design innovations with the understanding and use of radiant window technology.

To that end we are inviting architects to take our sponsored AIA course:


See Our Newest AIA course at Architect-Forum
Architect-Forum Providing You Links To AIA CE
Dear: Design Professional

CWM Woodwindows is proud to be the sponsor of their course offered through Architect-Forum.com.

If you need credits for state licensure, please make sure and keep a copy of your AIA Certificate of completion as proof of completion. Please remember, the AIA has changed their policy and now you may complete all 18 hours online.
To earn AIA Continuing Education Hours online, and to learn more about these remarkable products, log on to Architect-Forum.com. Please know, if you are a new user you will be required to create an account prior to taking any courses.
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WoodWindows AIA Online Course
WoodWindows with grateful assistance from RGI, IQ Glass and RadiantWindowTech.com is the sponsor for the following course. The course is complimentary to all designers.
Course # WW0801-W
1 Learning Unit/Hour
Qualifies for HSW

In this course we are going to introduce you to radical window systems that can adjust the effective R-value of the windows to match or exceed the walls in which they are mounted. Furthermore the windows in this system can act as a primary or supplemental heating system. The window system efficiencies will provide the designing architect an evolutionary opportunity to expand design latitude, all this accompanied by significant energy savings and economic justification.
Course Link: http://www.architect-forum.com/AIA-WW0801-W.htm
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