what is advantage of filling and retaining 95% high argon in glass door on fridge or freezer?

Filling and retaining 95% high argon gas in glass doors on fridges or freezers can offer several advantages, including:

1. Improved insulation 

High argon gas has a lower thermal conductivity than air, which means it is more effective at reducing heat transfer through the glass. Filling the space between the panes of the glass with high argon gas can significantly improve the insulation performance of the doors, which can help to reduce energy consumption and improve the energy efficiency of the fridge or freezer.

2. Reduced condensation 

Filling the space between the panes of the glass with high argon gas can help to reduce the amount of condensation that forms on the surface of the glass. This is because the lower thermal conductivity of the gas helps to reduce the temperature difference between the inside and outside of the glass, which can help to prevent moisture from forming.

3. Reduce compressor startup and running time, lengthen compressor life

By reducing heat transfer through the glass, filling the space between the panes with argon gas can help to create a more stable temperature inside the freezer. This can help to reduce the start-up and running time of compressor and length the service life of compressor, and avoid the temperature fluctuations and improve the overall performance of the freezer.

4. Improved sound insulation 

High argon gas can also help to improve sound insulation by reducing the amount of sound that can pass through the glass. This can help to create a quieter environment inside the fridge or freezer, which can be beneficial in certain applications.

5. Reduced UV radiation 

High argon gas can also help to reduce the amount of UV radiation that can pass through the glass. This can help to protect the contents of the fridge or freezer from damage caused by exposure to UV radiation, such as fading or discoloration.

Overall, filling and retaining 95% high argon gas in glass doors on fridges or freezers can offer several advantages in terms of insulation, condensation control, sound insulation, lengthening compressor life, and UV radiation reduction.