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Standards

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Standards – You Should Care, Your Customers Do…

• Needed to ensure common language, test methods, fair competition, public safety, environmental protection

ISO

CIE IEC NEMA IESNA UL

ANSI

DOE EPA

U.S. Standards

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ENERGY STAR Requirements Summary

Efficacy• Measured for entire luminaire• Near-term & future efficacy targets, depending on application

Quality of Light• Minimum CRI: 75• Designated CCT ranges• Color spatial uniformity• Color maintenance

Efficiency• No off-state power draw

Quality of Product• Minimum warranty: 3 years• Required thermal management• Minimum L70 lifetime: 25,000 hrs (Indoor) / 35,000 hrs

(Outdoor/Comm.)

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Outdoor Solid State Lighting

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Outdoor Lighting is a Diverse Space

“Cobra Head” $64 - $140

Industrial “Wall Pack”$100 - $200

Parking/Canopy/Low Bay

$85 - $200

Ornamental/Pole Top

$300 - >$1,000

Parking/“Shoe Box”$85 - $500

• 60 million unit installed base in North America

LPS HPSMetalHalide

LED

“Boiler Plate” Efficacy (LPW) 130 95 70 105

Delivered Efficacy* (LPW) 70 51 38 75

CRI <5 22 60-80 70-80

Typical CCT 1800 2000 3000-4000 Any

Lifetime (hours) 16k 24-30k 10-20k >50k

* Incl. 60% CU + 10% ballast factor for HID; 85% CU, 88% driver efficiency, -10% thermal equilibrium for LED

• Most use one of three HID lamp types:

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Outdoor SSL Economics

Payback (years)

1st Gen BetaLED

105

SSL fixture technology improvement will have

at least as much impact as LED Technology

MH CoOLED CoO

1st Gen

2nd Gen BetaLED

• 30% + efficacy• 40% lower cost

2nd Gen

Cos

t of

Ow

ners

hip

($)

Slope = energy $$

Maintenance Event

First Cost

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Making the Business Case Work

Initial applications will be driven by maintenance avoidance & energy savings

– Street & Parking lot lighting– Parking garages– Atrium– Tunnels– Hazardous work areas

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Installation Examples

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Anchorage, AK

• Replacing 16,000 streetlights

• Initial installation of 4,000 streetlights saves $360,000 a year.

• Total installation saves >$1.5 million a year.

Courtesy of BetaLED

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Durham, NC

Courtesy of BetaLED

Cree Headquarters

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Osseo, Minnesota

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Osseo, Minnesota

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U.S. DOE Gateway Project

Raley’s Supermarket, Chino, CA

346W Metal Halide 149/52W Bi-level LED System

• 70% Energy Savings

• 3.3/4.7 year simple payback (new construction/retrofit)

http://www1.eere.energy.gov/buildings/ssl/gatewaydemos_results.html

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Ann Arbor, MI

Courtesy of Relume

1,300 Downtown Fixtures53% Energy Savings4.4 yrs. payback

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Germany, Darmstadt, Grillparzerstrasse

Courtesy of

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The Netherlands

Courtesy of Indal Industria

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Parma Park – Parma, Italy

Courtesy of BetaLED

55% Energy SavingsBetter rendition and

uniformity

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Split, Croatia

Warm White Street Lamps

Courtesy of Schréder

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735 Forest – Birmingham, MI

Courtesy of Relume

http://www.735forest.com/

55% Energy Savings4.4 yr simple payback

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UC Davis

80% Energy SavingsBi-level Outdoor Lighting

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Arezzo, Italy

Courtesy of BetaLED

61% Energy Savings<3 year Payback

High Pressure Sodium LED

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Murphy USA – Plano, TX

Courtesy of BetaLED

26% Energy SavingsGreatly Improved Appearance & Safety

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