Aluminum Windows & Doors

120 Electric Micro-Lift Thermal-Break System Window

120 Electric Micro-Lift Thermal-Break System Window. Main profile: Primary aluminum T6063-T66; Profile wall thickness: 2.0 mm. Explore catalog designs and configuration references for your project.

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Sound insulation: 40 dB
Airtightness: q1 ≤ 0.5
Thermal insulation: K 2.0–2.2
Watertightness: P ≥ 700
Wind pressure resistance: P3 ≥ 9.0

Performance values are from the original catalog and have not been retested for this specification. Confirm performance for the selected glazing, dimensions and options.

Product specifications

Core specifications

Main profile: Primary aluminum T6063-T66
Profile wall thickness: 2.0 mm
Glazing configuration: 5+20A+5 mm
Electric control system: Dual-chain intelligent lifting system with servo motor
Standard equipment: Rain sensing and remote control
Additional controls: Voice and mobile control require confirmation of display equipment; mobile remote control requires an LCD screen
Smart-home connection: Smart-home app connection requires both an LCD screen and an adapter
Optional equipment: Motorized roller insect screen, LCD screen, adapter
Opening width: Standard arrangement up to 1200 mm; confirm motor configuration for wider openings

Finishes & appearance

Standard finishes: Skyline Grey, Textured Grey, Textured Coffee

Specification source: September 2026 specification sheet, page 2; unchanged construction and images: EOUXIN Chinese catalog, page 17 and adjacent scene page, pages 17, 18. Finish names are descriptive; confirm against an approved sample.

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