Replacement will soon be unavailable for many of your existing lamps!

The recently enacted National Energy Policy Act requires lamp manufacturers to produce only modern, energy-efficient lamps to replace older, less efficient types. This law actually does the end user a favor by introducing lamping efficiency, which is one of several ways to save energy and money through overall lighting efficiency programs.
Did You Know...

Based on an average usage of 2,500 hours per year at a rate of 8.5 cents per kW hour, if you were to replace...

...a standard 4' flourescent lamp with a T-8 octron lamp, powered by an electronic ballast, you would save $1.91 per year per lamp.

...both the ballasts and lamps of a 4' 4-light fixture with the energy-efficient types, you would save $7.43 a year per fixture.

...the ballasts and lamps of a 2-light 8' fixture, you would save $12.75 per year per fixture.

To find out more ways to save your facility money, please call.
Suggestions to Improve Lighting Efficiency
1. Replace lamps with energy-efficient types.
2. Utilize electronic energy-efficient ballasts.
3. Consider upgrading light fixtures.
4. Improve lighting patterns and layouts.
5. Acquire more efficient control of lighting use.
6. Use an electrical contractor familiar with lighting efficiency programs.
For more information about lighting efficiency or lamp replacement recommendations, please call.
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