Energy and Environmental Solutions

Energy and
Environmental
Solutions
LaFace & McGovern Associates
Jim Mullett (Principal)
Brian Meidel (Controls)
Tim Stasik (Energy Specialist)
Jim Ferry (Owner - Ferry Electric Co.)
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(Although CCFM provides continuing education credits for their program,
there are no credits available for this session)
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Conference for Catholic Facility Management (CCFM) is a Registered
Provider with The American Institute of Architects Continuing Education
Systems. Credit earned on completion of this program will be reported to
CES Records for AIA members. Certificate of Completion for non-AIA
members are available on request.
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This program is registered with the AIA/CES for continuing professional
education. As such, it does not include content that may be deemed or
construed to be an approval or endorsement by the AIA of any material of
construction or any method or manner of handling, using, distributing, or
dealing in any material or product. Questions related to specific materials,
methods, and services will be addressed at the conclusion of this
presentation
Learning Objectives
What is driving the energy market
How to reduce energy costs and consumption
How to lessen your carbon footprint
What Government grants and tax incentives are
available
† What cutting edge products are now available
† What does the future hold for the energy sector
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Big Picture – What’s Driving the
Market?
†Energy consumption and rates on the
rise
†Rapidly changing lighting and control
technology
†Government initiatives and incentives
†“The Greening of America”, including
LEED
Green Lighting
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“LEED” How does it impact you?
“EPAct”
“Dark Sky”
PA Small Business Energy Grant
What do these programs mean for
the Lighting Future??
EISA 2007 LEGISLATION
Government Is Stepping In??
† EISA 2007- Probe Start-Pulse Start
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Prohibits the sale in the United States of any metal halide
product between 150W-500W produced after Dec 31, 2008,
unless the ballast in that product is greater than 88 percent
efficient.
† Pulse Start Advantages
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Increased Efficacy
Up to 75% Lumen Maintenance
Longer Lamp Life
Superior Color Rendition
Reduced Color Shift
Faster Warm Up
Quicker Re-Strike
Colder Starter Temperatures
Problem
and
Opportunity
Everybody is Thinking
Green
Over the next 20
years, growth in
U.S. energy
consumption will
increasingly outpace
U.S. energy
production, if
production only
grows at the rate of
the last 10 years.
Energizing Green
Electricity Use in Commercial /
Industrial Buildings
Cost of Light – for Every $ Spent Over
Lifecycle of Fixture
BEFORE RETROFITTING
$0.03 = Fixture
$0.11 =
Maintenance
$0.86 = Electricity
$1.00 = Total Cost
AFTER RETROFITTING
$0.04 = Fixture
$0.06 =
Maintenance
$0.43 = Electricity
$0.53 = Total Cost
$0.47 Positive Cash available per Fixture
Energizing Green
How can you save?
† Be smart- take the human element
out of the equation:
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Energy efficient fixtures
New lamp technology
Occupancy Sensors
Daylight Harvesting
Possibilities
Energy Efficient Fixtures
Dimming Systems
Occupancy Sensors
VFD Motor Control
High Efficiency Motors
Recycling
ASHRAE 90.1 2004 Lighting Control
Requirements
† Automatic Shutoff
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When do you need it?
What technologies are allowed?
What are the individual requirements?
New Construction v. Renovations
Automatic Shutoff Technologies
† Occupancy Sensors
† Low Voltage Relay Panels
† Countdown Timer Switches
Lighting Controls-Going above and
beyond ASHRAE 90.1
† Dimming Technologies
† Daylight Harvesting Strategies
† Motorized Window Shades
Selecting Targets for retrofits
† Facilities 20 years old
„ 60 lumens per watt (T12 fluor. & mag. bal)
† Facilities 10 years old
„ 80 lumens per watt (T8 fluor. & elec bal)
† Today’s facilities
„ 100 lumens per watt (T8 high effeciency
Selecting targets for retrofit
† Identify EXISTING in-efficient
systems or products
„ M400, M250, M175 & M1000
„ F34, F96, F96HO & F96VHO
„ FO32/735 & 741
Selecting targets for retrofit # 3
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Lighting/HVAC and insulation suppliers
Manufactures
Local Planning commissions
ESCO partners
Super Saver Metal Halide
† M1000/U
„ Replace w/ MS950/U/BT56
† M400/U
„ Replace w/ MS360/BU-HOR
† M175/U
„ Replace w/ MS150/U/BT28
„ Advantages: 10% Energy Savings
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Operates on same ballast
Same lamp life, equal light output
FO28 T8 Super Saver
† Replaces the FO32/700 lamps
† Use this lamp for an advantage on
retrofit jobs
† Sell to any customers who by T8
† Lamp life Lumens Wattage CRI
† 24,000
2470
32
75
† 36,000
2560
28
85
Sheetz Corp
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385 Stores Inside & outside
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Utilized retrofit KITS to
Delamp
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$ 1.5 million per year in
energy savings (2 yr ROI)
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Over 45000 fixtures
QHE High Efficiency systems comparison to
magnetic systems
110%
% Relative Light Output (Mean Lumens)
100%
100%
100%
100%
90%
80%
70%
62%
60%
50%
40%
2-F96T12HO
E.S. Magnetic Ballast
4-FO32/XP/ECO
QHE 4X32 UNV ISH
% System Wattage (Power)
Retrofit kits
† Parabolic retrofit
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3 lamp T8 Parabolic
† T5 Retrofit:
† T8 Retrofit:
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88w – 56w
88w – 48w
3 lamp T12 Parabolic
† T5 Retrofit:
† T8 Retrofit:
119w – 56w
119w – 48w
Unshielded Strip
Reflectorized Strip
Tight Focus Beam Reflector
How is your lighting?
† Good lighting effect
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(CRI) Color Rendering Index
Light Levels
Efficiency
Aesthetics
Let your lighting put you in a good
mood!!
† Improving CRI is proven to increase
mood, productivity, and company
morale
† Decreases absenteeism, decrease
headaches from computer glare
† 400W HPS HB
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31,886 kWh
$1,913.00
* 8 Fixture Aisle, 8760 Hours, $.06/kWh
† 16’ 4L Aisle Lighter
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10,932 kWh
$656.00
Cardinal Healthcare
Cardinal Health Care DETAILS
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Reduction in Energy comsuption
„ 54%
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$ 32,000. per year (1.9 year ROI)
Existing Product: 400 watt Sodium
Replacement product:
4 & 6 lamp T8 PLUS
„ Alsile Lighter fixtures
„ Open bay fluorescent fixtures
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WORK COMPLETED BY ON STAFF ELECTRICAL COMPANY
Cost of Waiting
† 400w HPS (458w)
8760 hours .08kw/h $32,097
401,208kw/h
† 6L Fluorescent High Bay (324w)
8760 hours .08kw/h $22,706 283,824kw/h
„ 100 fixtures $19,000 Material Cost
Savings $9,391 29%Annual Energy Reduction
Payback 1.92 years
$782 per month to wait
2 years possible .105kw/h
$1,027 per month to wait
LED Down Lights
† Manufactures with
LED 4 & 6” can LED
„ Various
„ Replacement
opportunity for any
flood lamp fixtures
500
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65 BR
30
CF18
LED
Life
Watts
LED LIGHTING
(LED) Light Emitting Diode
5.5W LED compared to
20W Halogen
New York City New Years
Eve Ball (LED)
LED PROS
† Extremely efficient- 5w compared to 20w
† Greatly improved color uniformity
† Great for the environment- Does not
contain Mercury
† Extremely long life- 40,000-100,000 Hours
† Great for hard to reach locations
† Cycling, great for frequent on/off cycling
† Shock Resistant
LED CONS
† Temperature- Very sensitive to heat
Temperature=longer life
† Verdict is still out/projected lamp life outlast
company
† Dimming- Results in strobe effect or limited
range
† Very expensive
† So many LED products out there, which to
buy?
† Lack of knowledge
WHAT TO DO: Proven Process
†Phase I – Discussion of Your Green Objectives
†Phase II– Facility Walk-thru
†Phase III – Energy Audit
†Phase IV – Project Implementation
†Phase V – Project Finalization
„Project Review
„Deliverables
THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME!!!
† ANY QUESTIONS????
Jim Mullett-Principal
jmullett@laface-mcgovern.com
Brian Miedel-Lighting Controls
bmiedel@laface-mcgovern.com
Tim Stasik-Energy Specialist
tstasik@laface-mcgovern.com
Jim Ferry-Owner (Ferry Electric Co.)
jjferry@ferryelectric.com
Representing Lighting and Dimming
Manufacturers Since 1976
5330 Enterprise Blvd.
P.O. Box 515
Bethel Park, PA 15102
(412) 854-3200
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