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Contents• Background to MHA Lighting

• Benefits of LED….and the challenges

• MHA’s unique technology

• North West design and manufacture for quality & reliability

• Intelligent controls & bespoke solutions

• Examples of projects completed

Concluding with…

• The MHA business philosophy, our technical capabilities and core values

• Summary & Discussions

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Atherton Electronics Group

•MHA Int-Elect Australia PTY LTD

•MHA Integrated Electronics Services LTD

•MHA Lighting LTD

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CEA Phased Array RADARCSIRO ASKAP Project

ETCP Cathodic Protection SystemDesigner & Supplier

of LeadingEdge Technology

25 Year ReliabilityMany in Extreme

Environments

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• Efficiency: Energy Savings of up to 80%

• Lifetime: Useful Lifetime of 60,000 hours – 14 years at 12 hours use per day

• Zero Maintenance: Reducing routine maintenance costs and disruption, with no need to change a bulb

• Cool Light: Radiate very little heat

• Shock Resistance: Robust design making it difficult to damage with external shock

• Toxicity: Contains no mercury, eliminating disposal costs (RoHS complaint)

Benefits of LEDs

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• To achieve photometric performance of Fluorescents / Halogens

• To develop luminaries that meet Health & Safety requirements “As pleasant to look at as a Fluorescent”

• To build in long term reliability demanded of a long life product

The Challenges

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Patented Waveguide Technology• Our Approach is Unique

• We shine light sideways into an encapsulation, not directly outwards. Thisavoids direct contact with the eye and provides a safe and efficient lightoutput

• We use acrylic rods to amplify and control the light output, reducing thenumber of LED’s required

• This means we can use high power LEDs, draw less current and have noneed to diffuse the output

• The flexibility of the technology allows us to replace fluorescent fittings andachieve LG & BS standards

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Polar Diagram for the TiLite

600 3 Rod version

• All photometric data has been produced by the NPL and/or

Lighting association

• Similarly all CE marking and IP testing has been conducted

through Lighting association or independent test houses

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• Selection of Philips Lumiled - 60, 000 hours @ 130 C

• Thermal Management - Junction Temperatures below half Philips maximum tolerance, typically 55 C

• Selection of Inventronics Driver after extensive evaluation- Including Independent Test House

• Manufactured locally in Atherton

- Control of IP and control of quality- Major commitment to grow a local manufacturing base- To create a substantial committed and capable workforce in the Borough

• Five Years Warranty at 18- 24 hours/ Day Operation

• More than 5% LED Failure = 48 Hour Replacement

Reliability & Warranties

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• Dimming, Motion Detection, Ambient Sensors

• DALI & DMX Compatible

• Emergency Fittings (Self Test Capability)

• Bespoke Solutions- E.G. Night Watch System for NHS- Dim to 5% for Birmingham NEC- Mechanical solution for Manchester Airport

Intelligent Controls

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Local Manufacture

• Currently UK

• Protection of IP – control of quality

• Design for manufacture

• Lean Manufacturing

• Highly trained staff

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Example: NHS

• A range of internal and external light fittings to replace fluorescents, halogens and metal halides at ceiling heights at 2.5 metres to 8 metres

• Opportunities to sustain or improve lux levels, improve overall quality of light (uniformity & colour) and significantly enable the reduction of carbon emissions, electricity costs & disruptive maintenance

• Improve the patient experience and outcome

• Hygienic sealed units - contribute to infection control

• Precise colour rendering of 4000K – the optimal colour for examining patients

Our technology has very unique selling points across most applications…

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A solution for every application… MHA Lighting also has a range of LED Lighting

solutions for most internal/external applications.

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Manchester Airport Car Park

Before After

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What our customers say…The new lighting has been a great success. It was recently praised in our Park Mark Award assessment with positive feedback on its quality and how it has enhanced the area’s safety and security features, which in turn will greatly benefit our customers. “Terry Clarke, Energy and Sustainability project manager at Newcastle Airport

With the new lighting system we have made significant savings to our energy bills and of course those savings will be ploughed back into clinical care. This new lighting system from MHA has really made a difference to patients too. It has created a much better atmosphere for our patients and staff.” Moses Warburton, re-development manager of NDHT

“After several months of trialling numerous lighting technologies and designs, MHA’s bespoke retro fit solution outshone all the others. The end product has more than exceeded our expectations.” Jonathan Beswick, Manchester Airport project technician

“Just to let you know that the labs have been fitted out and your double TiLite looks fantastic. The production manager is so impressed he has now asked me to get quotes for all of the labs at Harlow.” Steve Morris, BMS process owner GlaxoSmithKline, Harlow and Global Facilities Manager

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Industry Awards and Affiliations

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• Our lighting products to combine all the benefits of LED lighting

with all the benefits of traditional lamps, whilst eliminating any

potential drawbacks of both.

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Summary

• We have the wherewithal to help:

• Achieve CRC Targets – typical energy reductions of 70-80%

• Create high quality illumination across most internal and external applications

• Precise colour temperatures guaranteed (80 CRI internal, 65 CRI external)

• Enhance security and sense of wellbeing for people in outdoor spaces

• Improve the working environment in the office, factory warehouse or in the car park

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We are completely committed to:- Our product offering (witnessed by warranty)

- Our service offering (demonstrated at NHS, MAG , GSK , GMP, NEC and others)

- Growing our business with blue chip partners (witnessed by our portfolio)

- Sustaining our core values and standards

- Long term collaboration based upon win/win

- Designing our products for mass volume production

- Manufacturing in the UK to ensure quality

- Lean Manufacturing

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Questions?