Laserfiche WebLink
U ItraSta rtTM Saves Energ � <br /> Energy Savings by Turning the Lights Off costs are other significant benefits.The less time that <br /> Using occupancy sensors in unoccupied spaces or using lamps are left on increases overall calendar lamp life <br /> daylight harvesters in partial daylight areas is one of UltraStartT"lasts over 100,000 switching cycles in occupancy <br /> the most cost-effective,energy-saving solutions today. sensor and other building control system applications <br /> Extensive studies on energy savings while using lighting resulting in significant lamp replacement and maintenance <br /> controls are available. One of the more credible studies cost savings. UltraStart's'" parallel lamp operation also <br /> performed by the Lighting Research Center and sponsored avoids unnecessary lamp replacement costs when only <br /> by the US EPA ENERGY STAR� Buildings Program shows the one lamp fails. <br /> impact of energy consumption with and without occupancy <br /> sensors'The results are shown on the table below. Energy Savings When the Lights Are On <br /> Occupancy sensors showed an average annual energy The UltraStart�" ballast saves as much energy as high- <br /> . consumption savings of 12%to 42% depending on the efficiency (>90%)T8 instant start ballasts like GE UltraMax�" <br /> application.GE UltraStartT" provides the proper lamp starting instant start.Systems combining UltraStart'" electronic <br /> and energy savings to take advantage of this technology ballasts and GE T8 energy-saving lamps can deliver over <br /> ,. without sacrificing lamp life or incurring high maintenance costs. 40% energy savings over standarci T12 electromagnetic <br /> ballast systems not including the incremental savings <br /> Lamp Replacement and Maintenance Costs from the use of occupancy sensors or daylight harvesters. <br /> Increased calendar lamp life and reduced maintenance <br /> Energy-Saving Impact of Using Occupancy Sensors by Application' <br /> No sensors,control left Occupancy sertsors with <br /> to occupant 20-rninute iimoutsetting <br /> r k m 24% 3,092 $4,821 2 S�fi 4,249 12% <br /> Classroom 15% 2,732 $94,488 1,424 $54,864 42% <br /> Conference Room 11% 1,778 $3,724 1,113 $3,006 19% <br /> Private Office 18% 2,925 $41,125 1,961 $32,156 22% <br /> Restroom 20% 5,866 $2,054 3,D97 $�,.322 36% <br /> *"The Effeds of Changing Occupancy Sensor Timeout Setting on Energy Savings,Lamp Cycling,and Maintenance Costs" LRC School of Architedure/US EPA ENERGY STAR <br /> Buildings Program,IES paper#42,August 2000.Electnc rate$.OS/kw hour <br /> � � � � � � ' � / � � � � � � � <br /> °0 300 (F32T8—cycles 1 min on/1 min off) <br /> 0 <br /> � 250 243,000 <br /> `o <br /> n 200 <br /> � <br /> 0 <br /> � 150 <br /> �, 100 <br /> � 111,000 <br /> Q 50 13,000 <br /> � <br /> � � 7,000 <br /> Instant Start GE UltraStart`" <br /> Ballast Ballast <br />