AAMA 507-15 THERMAL PERFORMANCE REPORT GAMCO CORPORATION
AAMA 507-15 THERMAL PERFORMANCE REPORTRendered to:GAMCO CORPORATIONSERIES/MODEL: FG451T Flush Glaze Thermal StorefrontTYPE: Glazed Wall SystemReport No:Report Date:G2028.01-116-459/9/2016
AAMA 507-15 THERMAL PERFORMANCE REPORTRendered to:GAMCO CORPORATION131-10 Maple AvenueFlushing, New York 11355Report No:Report Date:Simulation Date:G2028.01-116-459/9/201609/09/16Project Summary:Architectural Testing, Inc., a subsidiary of Intertek (Intertek-ATI), was contracted by GamcoCorporation to provide U-Factor and Solar Heat Gain Coefficient thermal performance ratingson the FG451T Flush Glaze Thermal Storefront Glazed Wall System. The thermalperformance ratings were determined in accordance with AAMA 507-15, Standard Practice forDetermining the Thermal Performance Characteristics of Fenestration Systems Installed inReference Documents:AAMA 507-15, Standard Practice for Determining the Thermal PerformanceCharacteristics of Fenestration Systems Installed in Commercial BuildingsANSI/NFRC 100-2014, Procedure for Determining Fenestration Product U-FactorsANSI/NFRC 200-2014, Procedure for Determining Fenestration Product Solar Heat GainCoefficient and Visible Transmittance at Normal IncidenceSimulation Specimen Description:Series/Model:Type:Frame Material:Material Finish:Specimen Size:Configuration:Drawing Reference:FG451T Flush Glaze Thermal StorefrontGlazed Wall SystemAluminum Thermally Broken Framing SystemPainted Aluminum2000mm wide by 2000mm high (78-3/4" by 78-3/4")Two vision lites separated by one intermediate verticalGamco Drawing Flush Glazing FG451T Series w/ Mullion, dated07-29-2016
G2028.01-116-45Page 2 of 10Gamco CorporationFG451T Flush Glaze Thermal Storefront - Glazed Wall SystemSystem U-Factor vs. Percentage of Vision 15959085807570Vision Area / Total Area (%)Note: 1 inch Overall - Dual Glazed Glass (0.48-0.20 COG) with Aluminum Spacer, Dual Glazed Glass with Heat Mirror (0.18-0.10 COG)with Aluminum Spacer
G2028.01-116-45Page 3 of 10Gamco CorporationFG451T Flush Glaze Thermal Storefront - Glazed Wall SystemSystem SHGC vs. Percentage of Vision AreaCOG 0.100.100.050.05System SHGC0.550.550.00959085807570Vision Area / Total Area (%)System VT vs. Percentage of Vision AreaCOG 100.100.050.050.0095908580Vision Area / Total Area (%)7570System VT0.550.55
G2028.01-116-45Page 4 of 10Gamco CorporationFG451T Flush Glaze Thermal Storefront - Glazed Wall SystemSize Specific U-Factor Matrix*Glazing OptionCenter of Glass 6180.14190.12200.10Overall 410.400.380.370.350.330.310.300.280.26Note: 1 inch Overall - Dual Glazed Glass (0.48-0.20 COG) with Aluminum Spacer, Dual Glazed Glass with Heat Mirror (0.18-0.10 COG)with Aluminum Spacer
G2028.01-116-45Page 5 of 10Gamco CorporationFG451T Flush Glaze Thermal Storefront - Glazed Wall SystemSize Specific SHGC Matrix*Center of Glass SHGC Overall 0.150.140.100.100.050.05Size Specific VT Matrix*Center of Glass VT Overall 150.130.100.090.050.04*Size Specific U-Factor, SHGC, and VT Matrices are based on the standard GlazedWall System specimen size of 2000mm wide by 2000mm high (78-3/4" by 78-3/4").This represents 89.5% Vision Area / Total Area.
G2028.01-116-45Page 6 of 1030.4440.4250.4060.3870.3680.3490.32Edge U-Factor0.46Frame U-Factor243.7 HeadL. JambR. JambMullionSill44.8 HeadL. JambR. JambMullionSill45.8 HeadL. JambR. JambMullionSill46.8 HeadL. JambR. JambMullionSill47.9 HeadL. JambR. JambMullionSill48.9 HeadL. JambR. JambMullionSill50.0 HeadL. JambR. JambMullionSill51.0 HeadL. JambR. JambMullionSill52.0 HeadL. JambR. JambMullionSillFrame Height0.48Cross SectionCOG U-Factor1COG TemperatureOption No.Vision Area 730.41190.407170%Vision AreaTotal Product U-FactorNFRC100-201095%Vision 44650.3735
G2028.01-116-45Page 7 of 10120.26130.24140.22150.20160.18170.16180.14Edge U-Factor0.28Frame U-Factor1153.1 HeadL. JambR. JambMullionSill54.2 HeadL. JambR. JambMullionSill55.2 HeadL. JambR. JambMullionSill56.3 HeadL. JambR. JambMullionSill57.3 HeadL. JambR. JambMullionSill58.4 HeadL. JambR. JambMullionSill59.5 HeadL. JambR. JambMullionSill60.6 HeadL. JambR. JambMullionSill61.7 HeadL. JambR. JambMullionSillFrame Height0.30Cross SectionCOG U-Factor10COG TemperatureOption No.Vision Area 820.28400.280070%Vision AreaTotal Product U-FactorNFRC100-201095%Vision 29710.2145
G2028.01-116-45Page 8 of 10Edge U-Factor0.10Frame U-Factor2062.8 HeadL. JambR. JambMullionSill63.9 HeadL. JambR. JambMullionSillFrame Height0.12Cross SectionCOG U-Factor19COG TemperatureOption No.Vision Area 26700.26440.26370.25210.25790.254070%Vision AreaTotal Product U-FactorNFRC100-201095%Vision 807167.36"0.19650.55380.26420.1785
G2028.01-116-45Page 9 of 10Intertek-ATI will service this report for the entire test record retention period. Test records thatare retained such as detailed drawings, datasheets, representative samples of test specimens, orother pertinent project documentation will be retained by Intertek-ATI for the entire test recordretention period. The test record retention end date for this report is September 9, 2021.Results obtained are simulated values and were secured by using the designated test methods.This report does not constitute certification of this product nor an opinion or endorsement bythis laboratory. It is the exclusive property of the client so named herein and relates only to theproduct simulated. This report may not be reproduced, except in full, without the writtenapproval of Intertek-ATI.For INTERTEK-ATI:SIMULATED BY:REVIEWED BY:Allison M. GoodyearSimulation TechnicianKevin S. LouderManager - Thermal Testing & SimulationsAMG:AMGG2028.01-116-45Attachments (pages): This report is complete only when all attachments listed are included.Appendix A: Drawings and Bills of Material (7)
G2028.01-116-45Page 10 of 10Revision LogRev. #DatePage(s).01R009/09/16AllRevision(s)Original Report Issued to Gamco Corporation
All drawings and Bills of Material used in simulating this product are enclosed in this Appendix.Appendix AG2028.01-116-45
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