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  • 11.7.07
    Burney Community Center lighting retrofitted by the Energy Fitness Program

    10.14.07
    Save money and energy with LED holiday lights

    "I was skeptical at first, but not only have I received substantial energy savings with no invested cost, the crew was professional, fast, and friendly. I would recommend this to any business."

    Rick Tofanelli, Owner Nantucket Home Furnishings. Chico.


    Exit signs

    The Energy Fitness Program will change out incandescent exit signs with light emitting diode (LED) exit signs or retro-kits which:
    • Use less electricity - 2 watts versus 40 watts for an incandescent exit sign or 14 watts for a fluorescent exit sign.
    • Save 100 – 350 kwhs per year.
    • While LED exit signs are initially more expensive, they can last up to 80 years, reducing inventory and maintenance costs.
    • LED exit signs cost approximately $40 each.

    LED retrofit kit

    Occupancy Sensors

    Occupancy sensors (or motion detector switches) are the most common form of lighting control used in buildings today.

    There are two types: infrared and ultrasonic.

    Infrared sensors detect temperature changes in a room, and work well where the entire room is within the sensor’s field of view.

    Ultrasonic sensors use high frequency sound to detect motion.

    Sensors are available that use both infrared and ultrasonic sensors which increases accuracy and flexibility, but cost more.

    Occupancy sensors are also available for spaces with dual switches.

    Outdoor Security Lighting

    Outdoor security lighting is an important safety feature for businesses in poorly lit areas or with parking lots.

    Well lit properties are less likely to be burglarized. Use the most efficient light source.

    Incandescent and mercury vapor security lighting can be replaced with compact fluorescent fixtures.

         

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