DSCP Construction and Equipment Supply Chain Buying Energy Efficient Lighting Products

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DSCP Construction and Equipment Supply
ChainBuying Energy Efficient Lighting Products
Presented by Tony Armentani DSCP Lighting Team
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Workshop Topics

• DSCP CE Supply Chain
• Construction Business Unit
• Energy Efficient Lighting
• Federal Regulations and Quick Facts
• Light Conversation
• Energy Efficient Lighting Products
• DSCP Lighting Program Highlights

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DSCP Construction Equipment http//www.dscp.dla
.mil

• 1.50 Million Items managed
• Stocked Direct Delivery
• Pre-Position Stock
• 411 Federal Supply Classes
• Military Unique Items
• Commercial Items

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Construction Business Unit Programs

• MRO Supplies and Services (Prime Vendor)
• Class IV (Construction Barrier Equipment)
• Wood Products (Traditional and PV)
• Metals (Traditional and PV)
• Lighting (Traditional and TLSP)
• HVAC and Plumbing (Traditional and TLSP)

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Lighting Quick FactsFY 04

• Lighting Inventory 115.2M
• Requisitions 345,000
• DVD Requisitions 23,850
• Supply Availability 88
• Contracts awarded FY 04 23,000
• In addition, FSC 6260 Chem-lights
• we awarded 31,000 delivery orders
  (98 DVD)

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Lighting Sales by FSCFY 04

• FSC 6210 Indoor Outdoor Lighting Fixtures
  25.6M
• FSC 6220 Electrical Vehicle Lights Electrical
  79.5M
• FSC 6230 Portable, Hand Lighting Equipment
  34.8
• FSC 6240 Electric Lamps 21.9
• FSC 6250 Ballasts, Lamp holders, Starters
  2.4M
• FSC 6260 Non Electrical Lighting
  15M

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Executive Order 13123Greening the Government
Through Efficient Energy ManagementAt least a
30 reduction by 2005At least a 35
reduction by 2010
Section 101. Federal Leadership. The Federal
Government, as the Nation's largest energy
consumer, shall significantly improve its energy
management in order to save taxpayer dollars and
reduce emissions that contribute to air pollution
and global climate change. With more than 500,000
buildings, the Federal Government can lead the
Nation in energy efficient building design,
construction, and operation. As a major consumer
that spends 200 billion annually on products and
services, the Federal Government can promote
energy efficiency, water conservation, and the
use of renewable energy products, and help foster
markets for emerging technologies. In encouraging
effective energy management in the Federal
Government, this order builds on work begun under
EPACT and previous Executive orders
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Other Government Regulations
http//www.eere.energy.gov/femp/

• Executive Order 13211
• Actions Concerning Regulations That Significantly
  Effect Energy Supply, Distribution, or Use
• Executive Order 13221
• Energy-Efficient Standby Power Devices
• Executive Order 13212
• Actions to Expedite Energy-Related Projects

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Lighting Basics
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The Cost of Maintaining Light
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Lumen
A measurement of light output from a tube or bulb
often called a lamp.
All lamps are rated in lumens.
For example, a 100-watt incandescent lamp
produces about 1750 lumens
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Lumens Per Watt (LPW)
This is the ratio of light output from a lamp to
the electric power it consumes
Efficacy
Lumens (Total light output) LPW
------------------------- Watts (Power)
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Efficacy
75 Watt Bulb produces
1210 lumens. 1210/75 16 LPW
20 Watt Compact Fluorescent produces
1280 lumens. 1280/20 64 LPW
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Cool Light
Preferred for visual tasks. Produces higher
contrast than warm light
Warm Light
Preferred for living spaces More flattering for
skin tones and clothing
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Energy Efficient Lighting Products

• Lamps
• Compact Fluorescent (CFLs)
• Fluorescent Lamps
• Low Mercury
• LEDs
• Electronic Ballast
• Fixtures

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Compact Fluorescent
Come in many different shapes, sizes, bases, and
wattage's.
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15 Watt Compact Fluorescent Versus60 Watt
Incandescent
Cost of Lamps 15 Watt CFL (10,000 Hours)
6.50 60 Watt Incandescent ( 750 Hours 13 X 0.50)
6.50

• Energy Savings
• Watts Energy Operating
  Conversion Saved Rate per
  KWH Hours Factor (Watts to KW)
  
• 45 X 0.08 X 3640
  / 1000 13.10/year
  (14 Hrs/day)

• Savings Over the Life of the Lamp
• Energy Savings Cost Difference of Lamps
• 13.10 X 2.75 years - 00.00
  36.00Total Savings Per Lamp

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Fluorescent Lamps

• Advantages
• High Efficiency
• Long Life
• Variety of Colors
• Low Operating Temperature
• Diffuse Light Source
• Environmental Friendly
• Pass the EPA Standard Toxic Characteristic
  Leaching Procedure (TCLP) for Mercury
• Ease of Disposal

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Low Mercury
Currently, there are four manufactures of low
mercury content lamps,
General Electric (GE) Lighting "ECOLUX"
Phillips Lighting "ALTO"
Osram Sylvania "ECOLOGIC".
Maxlite GOLD CAP
These manufacturers lamps are easily identified
as being environmentally friendly. Although we
encourage recycling, they can be disposed of by
normal trash methods
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LED Lights
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Electronic Ballast

• Becoming the Standard
• ENERGY Efficient
• Saves dollars
• Flicker Free
• Produces virtually no HUM or Noise
• DIMMABLE
• Integral part of any daylight harvesting and or
  Lumen maintenance strategy
• Maximum energy savings through greater
  flexibility in light output control
• Variable or switched versions
• Precise control necessary for energy-efficient
  dimming

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DSCP Lighting team

• We Never leave our Customers in the Dark

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DSCP Lighting Catalog
Newly Revised
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Latest Catalog Version on the Web
www.dscp.dla.mil/gi/general/lightcat.htm
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1-800-DLA-BULB
Option 1
Mr. Phil Cufaro Commercial 215 737-7789 DSN
444-7789 Fax [phone] Email
Philip.cufaro_at_dla.mil
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Government I.M.P.A.C. CARD
To better serve you, our customers
DSCP accepts the IMPAC card
for all your
lighting needs.
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QUESTIONS ?
Thanks to all for attending