Heat Insulation and Energy Saving Scenarios: In high-temperature regions like the south or rooms exposed to strong afternoon sun, coated glass can significantly reduce heat entering the room. For example, replacing ordinary clear glass with single-silver Low-E glass can reduce air conditioning load by 20%-30%, resulting in substantial long-term electricity savings.
Privacy Protection Scenarios: For spaces requiring privacy, such as bathrooms and bedrooms, frosted coated glass or smart dimming glass are suitable options. The latter uses electronic control to change the light transmittance of the coating, switching between "transparent" and "frosted" states to balance privacy and lighting needs.
UV Protection Scenarios: Ultraviolet rays accelerate furniture fading and skin aging. Coated glass (such as glass with a titanium dioxide coating) can block over 99% of UV rays, extending the lifespan of curtains, carpets, and other soft furnishings, while also reducing the risk of skin cancer.
Safety Protection Scenarios: In the event of breakage, some coated glass (such as laminated coated glass) can adhere to shards to prevent them from flying, improving safety for children or residents in high-rise buildings.
