Atlite Energilite
5-star energy rating
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The Atlite Energilite is a fixed glass skylight with external aluminium frame (standard in Monument) and no reveal for a clean internal finish allowing internal linings to finish just below glass.
The first Australian designed and manufactured skylight to achieve a 5-star energy rating as determined by the Window Energy Rating Scheme (WERS) for Skylights Program, licensed by the Australian Window Association.
Features
- The Insulated Glass Unit (IGU) in the Energilite is a specially designed sealed, double-glazed panel and is a vital component in achieving the 5 star energy rating – 6mm toughened outer glass, Argon gas-filled gap, 6.38mm laminated inner glass reduces UV by up to 95%
- Suits all roof pitches
- Available in a range of standard sizes and can be custom-made to suit your requirements
- Low profile, compact design – excellent roof-top appearance.
- Powder-coated external aluminium frame standard in Monument but available in the full Colorbond range of colours
- The Energilite is made to AS1288 Australian Overhead Glazing Standards
- Low profile, compact design – excellent roof-top appearance.
- Powder-coated external aluminium frame standard in Monument but available in the full Colorbond range of colours
- The Energilite is made to AS1288 Australian Overhead Glazing Standards.
Standard Sizes
| 500x500 | 750x750 | 950x950 | 1150x1150 | 1350x1350 | 1550x1550 | 500x750 |
| 500x950 | 500x1150 | 500x1350 | 600x1800 | 750x950 | 750x1150 | 750x1350 |
Self tinting options
Our standard IGU glass combination is listed above with clear on clear but we have a range of glazings that can be used with the Energilite. For automatic glare control consider our superior self-tinting glass option incorporating technology to reduce glare and further keep the heat out in our warmer climate.
The self-tinting laminated glass uses special thermochromic technology allowing for windows to darken as sun becomes more intensive. Designed to help manage changing needs for passive solar heat gain and natural light.
