Everything you need to specify, detail, install and maintain an active glass facade, gathered in one place. This library holds the technical documentation for our energy-generating glazing ranges – SunEwat, SunEwat Colour, SunEwat Design, SunEwat Origin and SunEwat Vision – alongside the company documents that architects, facade engineers, main contractors and building owners ask for most often.
Each document is versioned. Before you issue anything to a tender or a site file, check the revision reference printed on the first page and make sure it matches the one listed here: our glass build-ups, connection details and electrical characteristics are updated whenever a product evolves, and an outdated datasheet is the most common cause of a mismatch between specification and delivered facade.
Product data for each active glazing range: glass build-up, light and energy performance, available dimensions, tolerances and the electrical output figures you need for your energy calculations.
Illustrated brochures and reference sheets, including realised projects, design possibilities, colour and pattern options, and the visual language of the range for client presentations.
Declarations of performance, test reports, CE documentation and environmental declarations – the evidence your certification body, insurer or BREEAM assessor will ask you to produce.
Digital models and drawing files so the active glass sits correctly in your digital twin, your facade package and your coordination clash checks from day one.
The quickest route is usually to start from the product rather than from the document type. Open the SunEwat section, choose the range that matches the visual result you want – opaque, coloured, patterned or vision glass – and the datasheets, certificates and models attached to that range are listed together. If you are working at concept stage and only need to understand what is technically possible, the brochures are the better starting point; if you are already detailing connections and cable routing, go straight to the technical datasheets and the installation guide.
When you are searching for something more specific – a particular glass thickness, a fire classification, a wind-load figure, a statement on lead times – it is faster to search on the term you would use in your specification than to browse. Anything that is not published, such as project-specific calculations, custom colour samples or acoustic test data for a particular build-up, can be requested directly from our team.
PDF is used for everything meant to be read, printed or attached to a submission: datasheets, certificates and brochures. They are text-searchable, so you can copy performance figures straight into your specification.
DWG and DXF files contain the 2D drawings – typical vertical and horizontal details, edge conditions and junction principles – to be dropped into your facade package and adapted to the project geometry.
IFC models describe the glazed elements in three dimensions with their properties attached, so quantities, areas and energy-relevant parameters can be extracted directly by your BIM coordination software.
Performance values in our datasheets are given for the glass as manufactured, measured under the standard test conditions stated in the document. Real installed performance depends on orientation, shading, frame design and the way the electrical circuit is configured, so treat the published figures as the input to your own calculation rather than as a guarantee for the finished building. Where a project needs values for a non-standard build-up, ask us for a project-specific datasheet and quote the reference in your specification – it keeps the paper trail clean between design, tender and delivery.
Installation and maintenance guides are written for the trades who handle the glass on site. They cover handling and storage, the sequence for wiring and commissioning the active layer, cleaning products that are safe for the coatings, and the inspection points that keep the performance warranty valid. Pass them on to the installer rather than filing them away – a few minutes of reading before the first panel goes up avoids most of the problems we are asked about afterwards.
If a document you expected is missing, or if you need a version in another language, tell us what you are looking for and we will point you to the right file or prepare it.
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