Lighting It Green Handout

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Lighting it GreenCourse #7959

TAC eLearning


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2Last Revised on Jul. 15, 08 TAC Proprietary and Confidential


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In This Course

Timeline: 45 minute video

Goals: Be able to identify lamp types and be able to discuss lighting technology using properterminology.

Objectives:1) We will be able to recall and define common lighting terms.

There are some common semantics that will be good for you to know to help youdialogue with customers and those in the industry.

2) We will be familiar with IES light levels reference material, and be able to use thatreference material in TAC Lighting Design approach.

3) We will be able to identify different lighting technologies and their characteristics.There are a few different families of lamps that we can place all lamps in. Knowing thetype of lamp youre dealing with will help you to know what quantity and quality oflight is being produced.

4) We will be able to recall and identify different retrofit technologies.As lighting accounts for approximately 30% of the energy used in America, it isimportant to understand retrofit strategies for helping our customers save energy.

5) We will recall what to look for to evaluate lighting retrofit opportunities in a customerfacility.

6) We will be able to quickly calculate lighting savings.

7) We will recall TAC lighting policies during real application.

Agenda:

1. Lighting Basics2. Lighting Technologies3. Lighting Retrofits4. Lighting Walkthrough Audit5. TAC Lighting Policies

Evaluation: Currently there is no evaluation to test for understanding. After viewing thematerial, please submit this training to your departments administrator for tracked training

completed.


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i==d= _~Lumens and Foot-candles

TAC Design Approach


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i==d= _~Color Temperature & CRI (Color Rendering Index)


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i==d= qIncandescents

A-Lamp

R-Lamp

PAR-Lamp


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i==d= qFluorescents

Fluorescent Tube Lamps

T12

T8

T5

T##T: tubular

##: 8ths of an inch

Magnetic Ballasts

Electronic Ballasts

Fluorescent Lighting Ballast

Compact Fluorescent Lamps


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i==d= qHID (High Intensity Discharge)

Mercury Vapor Lamp

Metal Halide Lamp

High Pressure Sodium Lamp


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i==d= qLED (Light Emitting Diodes)

Common Retrofits

Exit Signs

Street Lights


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i==d= qLamp Efficacy and CRI Value Comparisons


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i==d= oOccupancy Sensors

Wal l Mounted Occupancy Sensor

Ceiling Mounted Occupancy Sensor

Reflectors

Lighting Controls

Lighting Logger


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installation cost

$saved

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In a typical space w ithin the building

What kinds of lamps?

What kinds of fixtures? (i.e. prismatic or deep-celled parabolic)

Get foot-candle reading under lamps that have been on for at least ____ to ____ minutes.

How many lamps were failed?

What is the customers utility rate?

Audit Calculations

x x = $saved

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i==d= q^`=mDesign Intent

Material Disposal

Lighting ballasts manufactured before 1977 contain: ________

Fluorescent lamps and HID lamps contain: ________________

We include _____ approved disposal in all of our retrofit packages

Battery Backup

Material Warranty

Lamp Life

Material Cost

Documents

Lighting It Green Handout