Published · 2026-10-18
Panel Thermal Values: Match the Property, Units and Assembly

Thermal evidence comparison record

1. Project, destination, intended use and responsible reviewer: ____________________
2. Quoted configuration, core, thickness, faces and drawing revision: ____________________
3. Reported property, numerical value and complete unit: ____________________
4. Assessment boundary and drawing showing included components: ____________________
5. Test/calculation method, edition, report identifier, date and revision: ____________________
6. Declared or design-value basis and referenced conditions: ____________________
7. Temperature, moisture and other stated conditioning assumptions: ____________________
8. Joint, fixing, support and edge details included or excluded: ____________________
9. Thermal-bridge treatment and method suitability confirmation: ____________________
10. Match between the documented construction and the offered product: ____________________
11. Separate air/vapour interface or condensation review required by the project: ____________________
12. Missing answers, responsible party, response date and reviewer decision: ____________________

Send the panel schedule and available thermal documents with your enquiry. Confirm what evidence can be supplied for the proposed construction. This record does not establish a ZY thermal value, recommend a panel thickness, calculate energy savings or guarantee condensation-free operation.

Sources rechecked on 18 October 2026. NIST is used for units; YourHome is Australian residential guidance; ISO references are public abstracts only. The comparison workflow and mismatch example are editorial guidance. Confirm project requirements and document applicability with the responsible reviewer. The DOE residential-window reference is used only to identify U-factor as thermal transmittance; its purchasing rules, numerical requirements and savings examples are not applied to panels.