Implementing a Successful Lighting Upgrade NTPE North Texas Plant Engineering

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Implementing a Successful Lighting Upgrade
NTPE North Texas Plant Engineering
Facilities Maint. Show November 2, 2005
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Energy Saving Opportunities

• If you had a Water Leak in your facility costing
  250 per day. How long would you wait until you
  called the plumber?
• Everyone has Energy Leaks
• Unfortunately since you do not see the Energy
  Leaks you dont act as quickly.

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Introduction

• A successful lighting upgrade project will
  achieve the following goals
• Lower Energy Cost
• Lower KW and Kwh usage up to 65
• Enhance the overall appearance of the building
• Improved color rendering
• Increased maintained light levels
• Lower operational cost
• Reduced maintenance time
• Reduced number of lamps and ballasts
• Longer life products
• Lower HVAC cost

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Topics to Review

• Light Fixture Retrofit to Higher Efficiencies
• Light Fixture Replacement HID to Fluorescent
• New Technologies Ballast, Lamps, Exit Signs
• Occupancy Sensors Smart Sensors
• Develop a Standardization Plan
• Lighting Upgrade Examples
• Energy Rebates from local Utilities
• EPACT 2005 Energy Tax Credit
• Group Relamp
• Successful Projects
• Summary of Presentation

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Lighting Fixture Retrofit

• Improved Fixture Efficiency
• Custom Engineered Reflectors
• Easy Installation
• Tool Free ballast access
• New Sockets Brackets
• U.L. Listed Reflectors
• 20 Year Warranty
• Before Watts 168 After 55

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HID Fixture Replacement to FHB

• HID to Fluorescent Replacement FHB632T8HL
• Before Watts 455 After Watts 218
• Watts Saved per Fixture 237 Watts (52 Savings)
• Light levels increased 20 maintained 10 higher

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Multi Volt Electronic Ballast
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High Lumen Lamps Extended Life

• 2- 4 T8 Lamps 3100 Lumens each
• Long Life 30,000 Hrs.
• High CRI 85
• TCLP Compliant
• Low Mercury Content
• Ask for 3 Year Warranty

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Occupancy Sensor

• Occupancy Sensor Manufactures offer various
  technologies for sensing motion and turning off
  lights.
• Passive Infra Red Sensors
• Ultra Sonic Sensors
• Wall Switch Sensors
• Ceiling Mounted Smart Sensors
• Self Adjusting Dual Technology Sensors

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Implement a Standardization Plan

• A Standardization Plan is implemented for the
  following reasons
• Lamp Type and Color - Use long life lamps where
  available- Same brand very important to color.
• Ballast Type- Use electronic ballast with 5 Year
  warranty- Same brand, Multi-Volt, 1-4 lamp.
• Fixture Type- Standardize on brands so all
  fixtures match and replacement parts are easily
  available.

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Energy Rebates from local Utilities

• Utility companies are paying business millions
  of dollars every year to reduce Demand on the
  utilities
• These Rebates pay 20-30 of the installed cost
  of a lighting upgrade.
• Incentives are also available for other ECMs.
  (Energy Conservation Measures)
• Check with your local utility before starting a
  energy savings project.

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Commercial Tax Incentives / Strategies

• Summary
• Tax deduction of 1.80 per square foot for
  commercial buildings that exceed the energy
  efficiency of a baseline building in ASHRAE
  90.1-2001 Building Code by 50.
• Tax deductions are also available for sub
  systems that increase efficiency by 50, up to
  0.60 per square foot.
• Tax credits are available for on-site distributed
  generation systems meeting certain efficiency
  requirements

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Commercial Tax Incentives / Strategies (contd)

• The Good news
• The Energy Bill designated interim rules for
  lighting systems.
• Systems that are at least 40 more efficient
  (except in warehouses) than the requirements of
  ASHRAE 90.1-2001 Tables 9.3.1.1 (building area
  method) and 9.3.1.2 (space by space) get the full
  0.60/ sf deduction.
• Systems that are 25 more efficient get 0.30 /
  square foot deduction (except warehouses with 50
  min rule).
• Interpolate in between (30 0.40/sf, 35
  0.50/sf)

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Commercial DG Tax Incentives

• The following on-site distributed generation
  systems can receive new or expanded federal tax
  credits
• Solar Energy
• Fuel Cells
• Micro Turbines
• There are certain qualifiers for each type.
• As with other commercial tax credits,
• the window of opportunity opens on January 1,
  2006 and closes on December 31, 2007.

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Examples of 2x4 Lighting Upgrades

• Existing Fixture 4- F40/T12 34 watt lamps, 2
  magnetic ballast 168 Watts
• New Fixture 2- F32/T8/HL lamps, 1 Electronic
  ballast and 1 Custom Miro 4 Reflector 55 Watts
• 2x4x4 Prismatic Lens Fixture
• ENERGY SAVING
• 168Watts 55 Watts 113Watts Saved
• 67 Savings
• 10 Light level increase

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Examples of MH Lighting Upgrades

• Metal Halide to FHB Fixture
• Existing Fixture 1- 400 Watt Metal Halide
  lamp, 1 Magnetic ballast 455 Watts
• New Fixture New FHB Fixture 6- F32/T8/HL or 4
  F54/T5 lamps, 2- Electronic ballast and Custom
  Miro Reflector 218 Watts
• ENERGY SAVING
• 455 Watts 218 Watts 237 Watts Saved
• 52 Savings
• 20 Light Increase
• 85 CRI vs. 65 CRI
• Note 4 lamp T5 Fixture 234 Watts

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Examples of Incandescent Upgrades

• Incandescent Fixtures
• Existing Fixture 1- Par30 75 Watt
  Incandescent lamp 75 Watts
• New Fixture 1- 15 Watt R30 Fluorescent lamp
  15 Watts
• ENERGY SAVING
• 75 Watts 15 Watts 60 Watts Saved
• 80 Savings
• Same Light Output

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Examples of Lighting Upgrades

• Exit Sign Replacement
• Existing Fixture 2- 20W/T6 lamps
  40 Watts each
• New Fixture LED Photoluminescent Exit Sign
  0-3 Watts each
• ENERGY SAVING
• 40 Watts 3 Watts 37 Watts
• 75 Savings
• Light output Acceptable
• U/L 924 Approved

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Group Relamp Budgeting

• When you have completed your lighting project you
  should know the average annual burn time of your
  new lighting system.
• The lamp manufacture will give you an average
  rated life of the lamps you installed.
• Consider budgeting for a group relamp in 3-5
  years.
• Group Relamping will save on maintenance labor
  cost and when you buy in bulk you will save on
  materials cost.

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Retropole Technology

• Retropole - Now this technology has become
  available to commercial property owners. Its a
  Retrofit. By using the existing pole and fixture,
  the property aesthetics are maintained and the
  upgrade is affordable.
•  Lowers hazards and Maintenance Cost
• A retrofit light-lowering system pays for itself
  in under 2 years.

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OLD SCHOOL
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New Technology
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Retropole HID Retrofit
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Lockheed Martin Lighting Upgrade
Example of Real Savings Project Lockheed
Martin Dallas, Texas Energy Cost Savings 2004
350,000 Annually Energy Reduction Kwh Saved
4,000,000 Energy Rebates 180,000
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Client Achievements

• CarrAmerica Realty Services
• Harwood International
• Centex Homes
• Lockheed Missles and Fire Control
• Prentiss Properties
• Rolex USA
• Trammell Crow Company

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Centex Building IC Phase II Named Most
Efficient Building in U.S. by EPA
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Centex Building IC Phase IV Daylight Harvesting
System
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Trammell Crow Harwood Center36 Stories Downtown
Dallas, Texas

• 12,000 Fixtures
• Main Fixture Type
• 2x4x2 78 - Cell Parabolic Lens Fixtures.
• Custom Designed Optical Reflector
• Sylvania F32T8/841 Lamps
• Sylvania QT Ballast
• Annual Savings 228,000

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Prentiss Properties Burnett Plaza 50 Stories
Downtown Ft. Worth, Texas

• 18,000 Fixtures
• Main Fixture Type
• 2x4x3 18 - Cell Parabolic Lens Fixtures
• Custom Designed Optical Reflector
• GE F32T8/SPX41 Lamps
• Motorola IS Ballast
• Annual Savings 350,000

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ING Chevron Texaco Heritage Plaza 53 Story
Building Downtown Houston, Tx,

• 15,000 Fixtures
• Main Fixture Type
• 2x4x3 18 Cell Parabolic Lens Fixtures.
• Custom Designed Optical Reflector
• GE F32T8/SPX41/HL Lamps
• GE LP Ultramax Ballast
• Annual Savings
• 285,000
• Project Completed in 10 weeks!

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Summary of Presentation

• A Successful Lighting Project is a win win for
  everyone.
• Energy Savings improves bottom line.
• Improved Lighting will enhance the facilities
  appearance and increase employee productivity.
• Lower maintenance cost from reduced materials.
• Energy rebates from local utility company limited
  time.
• EPACT 2005 Energy Tax Credit.
• High Return On Investment Quick Paybacks.
• Choosing an Experienced Lighting Contractor
  Lowest Risk!

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