Power*e Glass is Tested and Proven by Kansas State University

The National Gas Machinery Laboratory of Kansas State University is a leading

independent organization regarding the advancement and testing of heating

technologies. They tested the Power*e™ Glass windows in August, 2007 to quantify

their performance and capability to maintain a constant room temperature of 70°F

when the surrounding outside temperature was maintained at 10ºF, 20ºF, 30ºF and

40ºF. Among their findings, Kansas State University concluded that:

• Buildings and building perimeters will be more thermally comfortable with

Power*e™ Glass windows than with other conventional heating systems.

• Compared to other systems, Power*e™ Glass windows did not significantly increase

energy consumption and in fact may significantly reduce energy consumption.

• The insulating and heating effects of the Power*e™ thermal barrier combine to

make Power*e™ Glass windows 100% efficient.

• The Power*e™ thermal barrier stops 100% of conventional building heat loss through

the heated windows.

• Substantially all of the radiant energy from the Power*e™ Glass heats the interior

space - regardless of the outside temperature.

• Power*e™ Glass windows reduce or eliminate the need for other heating systems.

For more information:

Mike Tibbitts

Radiant Glass Industries LLC, 585 Osage Street, Denver, Colorado 80204

303-534-7926