www.osram-americas.com Light is productive Enhance operations in industrial facilities Light is OSRAM Industrial Strategies The bottom line to profitability is savings to your bottom line You compete today in a global economy. Throughout the North American industrial sector, gaining a competitive edge is critical to measured success. Cutting overhead costs, which affect bottom line profits, while continuing to improve worker efficiency and safety is a daily challenge. If your facility hasn’t evaluated its lighting system in the last 10 years for improvement opportunities, OSRAM SYLVANIA can help you save on energy consumption as well as provide a better experience for your employees. 2 Industrial Strategies Here are some of the areas where lighting solutions from OSRAM SYLVANIA can help industrial facilities: —— Manufacturing and warehousing – Create a more uniformly lit area – Reduce energy consumption – Improve safety and employee alertness – Improve quality control by reducing human errors –R educe overhead maintenance costs associated with older lighting systems —— Office and support areas – Improve general lighting quality – Improve visual appearance in customer-facing areas – Reduce energy consumption and maintenance costs —— Outdoor areas – Parking lots – Security areas – Loading docks and traffic/staging areas – Signage and wayfinding Special consideration should be given to the quality of light, the amount or quantity of light, and the effectiveness of lighting. —— Appearance of space and luminaires —— Illuminance (horizontal and vertical) —— Color appearance and color contrast —— Glare —— Lighting controls – Lamp switching, dimming, daylight sensing, timers —— Energy management —— Maintenance programs Your single source for energy management solutions Facility-wide analysis A thoughtful approach to developing a smart lighting concept marries energy saving products and the latest in lighting controls with the operation schedule, task requirements and an analysis of space utilization. As experts in lighting systems and applications, we can help your company customize a solution with the latest technologies to maintain or improve light quality, reduce energy consumption, and ultimately save you money. Life cycle cost and TCO A modern lighting system will (1) extend the useful life of your facility, (2) reduce energy consumption and waste, (3) improve the appearance of your space, and (4) add to your bottom line profitability. 3 Industrial Strategies Put your facility in the best light The right lighting is essential to improving the accuracy of your factory or warehouse operation, both inside and outside. Faced with the need to improve performance, throughput, and safety, facility managers are turning their attention to the quantity, quality and effectiveness of well-designed lighting as a key component to improved profit margins. Good lighting design can contribute substantially to the successful operation of any facility. Lighting and your bottom line Looks good on your bottom line. While lighting systems vary considerably in different types of industrial facilities, improved lighting quality can affect shift worker performance and accuracy in a variety of activities. Where current lighting is insufficient or near end of useful life, new lighting can have a marked improvement on employee safety. Simply by upgrading to or installing new energy-efficient lighting systems from OSRAM SYLVANIA, you can achieve energy savings of up to 50%. And with the implementation of a building automation and lighting controls strategy, you can save up to an additional 25%*. You can save money by retrofitting old T12 fluorescent lighting systems with new high performance SYLVANIA OCTRON® T8 and PENTRON® T5 reduced mercury lamps. More sustainable products, including Icetron® induction, Metalarc® ceramic metal halide, and ULTRA LED lamps, will lower energy consumption, extend lamp replacement intervals and reduce your company’s carbon footprint. *Assumes electrical energy cost of $0.11 per kWh 4 U.S. Industrial Facilities by the numbers: of industrial facilities 350,000Ninumber the U.S. $94.4 Annual energy costs billion for U.S. industrial facilities 30% ortion of energy in buildings P used inefficiently or unnecessarily greenhouse gas emissions 28% U.S. generated by industrial facilities Source: Engergy Star® Global Care Global Lighting Leader For over a century, OSRAM SYLVANIA has maintained its position as a global lighting leader, introducing innovative products that deliver energy savings, reduce impact on the environment and provide operational cost savings to end users. Global Care: Global Care represents our commitment to social and environmental responsibility worldwide. As a leader in innovative lighting solutions, we are dedicated to products and processes that contribute to solving global sustainability challenges, address economic needs and protect the environment for today and for the future. We are using fewer natural resources, saving energy for our customers, reducing our carbon footprint, and facilitating the recycling of lamps and other materials to avoid millions of pounds of waste in landfills. U.S. DOE Energy Star® for Industrial Facilities and Portfolio Manager ® tool ENERGY STAR is a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) voluntary program that helps businesses and individuals save money and protect our climate through superior energy efficiency. Energy management is the first step to minimize environmental impacts and build sustainability. Hundreds of manufacturing companies routinely use EPA’s ENERGY STAR resources to help them manage energy across their operations. The EPA created ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager ®, an online tool you can use to measure and track energy and water consumption, as well as greenhouse gas emissions. Use it to benchmark the performance of one building or a whole portfolio of buildings, all in a secure online environment. 5 Application Studies Distribution Center With today’s demands for efficient logistics systems, distribution centers are highly automated and often have round-the-clock operations. Depending on the nature of the goods being housed, space conditioning requirements may vary. Excellent visibility of labels and identification of products is required for efficient and accurate pick, pack and ship results. Challenges —— Meet corporate sustainability goals —— Lighting systems are often left on in vacant areas —— Poor lighting conditions may cause high error rates —— Lighting systems can stress HVAC loads Lighting Assessment —— High color rendering light sources aid in accurate identification of products —— Optical distribution of luminaires should match aisle layout for most uniform vertical illumination —— Advanced control systems with occupancy sensors should be used to dim lighting when aisles are vacant —— Long life lighting systems extend maintenance cycles and reduce disruption to operations 6 Scenario —— Large, highly automated distribution center —— Existing 400W metal halide high bay luminaires Solution —— High bay LED luminaires with aisle lighting optics —— Motion sensors dim lighting in unoccupied aisles —— Lighting control system monitors and reports luminaire status and energy usage Results —— Better color improves picking accuracy —— Brighter and more uniform vertical illumination on racks at over 70% less power —— Monthly lighting energy bills reduced by over 50% —— A facility of this type can expect to recover their upgrade investment cost in fewer than 18 months Application Studies Cold Storage The major operating expenditure for cold storage facilities is the cost to maintain a stable thermal environment. Particularly for sub-zero environments, this presents a unique challenge when it comes to specifying lighting equipment. For every additional watt of lighting, the cooling system has to extract another 3.412 BTU of energy per hour to maintain the target temperature. Challenges —— Within the food industry, green initiatives like reduction in carbon footprints are highly regarded and praised to offset the emissions created during production and transportation —— Minimize the cooling burden on the refrigeration system —— Provide appropriate light quality and illumination levels for proper identification and evaluation of possible product spoilage Lighting Assessment —— Metal halide, induction and LED technologies are best suited for lowest temperatures —— Enclosed luminaires may be used to improve fluorescent lighting performance —— Switching or dimming of lighting systems is recommended in low occupancy areas to save energy —— Long-life systems are preferred; induction and LED systems have lifetimes up to 100,000 hours Scenario —— Commercial freezer used to distribute frozen foods to localized grocery stores —— Minimize thermal impact of lighting on refrigeration system —— High CRI sources may be required where spoilage needs to be visually detected —— Minimize maintenance costs and downtime Solution —— LED luminaire systems are well suited for cold and freezing environments, use long-life components, have high efficacy and good color, and are dimmable —— Induction luminaire systems are well suited to cold storage due to long-life components, good color and also have high efficacy Results —— Reduction in connected load by 30-60% —— Dimming system with sensors offers up to a 50% additional energy savings 7 Application Studies Production & Warehouse The backbone of American manufacturing is founded on medium-sized facilities producing and packaging high quality goods. As with most facilities, many tasks occur within the same space and have different lighting needs. Only recently has it become standard practice to address lighting and controls by task to optimize efficiency. Challenges —— Older lighting systems no longer provide adequate illumination to support most of the plant functions —— Typically, lighting is controlled by panel board and is on for 12-15 hours/day —— Workers may complain about poor lighting conditions, and work-related injuries will occur that may, in part, be attributed to poor lighting —— Modernized and automated equipment using flat panel displays requires better lighting for operation Scenario —— Medium-sized facility —— 15-20 year-old existing 400W metal halide high bay luminaires Lighting Assessment —— Existing end-of-life lamps flicker and strobe, which may create safety issues —— T8 fluorescent lamp high bays and low bays offer improved lighting at considerably less energy and better color Results —— Visibility improves as illumination levels are brought to recommended practice; errors may be reduced, and accidents will be minimized —— Monthly lighting energy bills reduced by 50% —— Expected recovery of material and installation cost outlay in fewer than 20 months 8 Solution —— Retrofitting to T8 fluorescent industrial luminaires can create an overall 42% reduction in energy usage —— Controls added to sweep off lights 20 minutes after end of shift prevents burn hours during non-work hours Application Studies Beverage Processing Plant High volume, high speed processing is the benchmark of a modern automated beverage processing plant. Lighting can play an important role to ensure top performance and safety. Scenario —— Existing 400W metal halide high bay luminaires —— Magnetic HID ballasts cause stroboscopic effect when process machinery operates at high speed, creating a potentially dangerous situation for workers —— CRI of existing metal halide lamps does not support required quality inspection tasks Solution —— High color temperature, high color rendering, longlife LED lighting can offer the perfect performance characteristics for beverage processing plants —— High frequency electronic LED drivers eliminate potential illusions related to machinery motion caused by stroboscopic effect —— Light may be directed specifically to tasks, providing adequate illumination levels at all quality inspection procedures —— Additional low wattage, dimmable task lighting may be added for close-up inspection —— A smart control system can save energy and maintenance costs, reduce CO2 emissions released into the atmosphere and help the environment Challenges —— Products move through machinery at eye-blurring speeds; lighting must not cause a strobe effect that would mask the speed and create a potentially dangerous situation for workers —— Inspection stations must be well illuminated to spot defects and lighting can cause veiling reflections that might inhibit inspectors from achieving their performance goals —— High color rendering sources may be required to see the true appearance of products Results —— Task-tuned illumination with supplemental taskspecific lighting combined with controls provide the correct amount of illumination only when required —— No interruption of machine operating cycles for lighting maintenance —— Error detection and quality control metrics can be vastly improved —— In a world where buyers respond positively to a brand’s environmental initiatives, sustainable lighting has strong customer approval Lighting Assessment —— High frequency electronic components in lighting eliminate any strobe effect that might occur with outdated lighting systems —— Lighting system controls can monitor occupancy and reduce lighting levels during vacancy periods —— High CRI sources accurately render colors – a key to better quality control metrics in any food processing environment 9 Application Studies Clean Room Manufacturing Clean room applications are contaminant-free environments. These applications employ skilled workers making small or intricate parts. Challenges —— Overhead lighting generates high illumination levels that create minimal shadows and is glare-free. This intense environment can be challenging for workers subjected to it for long exposure times —— Requires a design strategy to allow workers to adjust individual lighting needs without affecting adjacent worker’s environment —— Reduce eye-strain complaints to improve employee performance Lighting Assessment —— Lighting design should include layers of light: ambient lighting, accent lighting and task lighting —— Personal controls are recommended Scenario —— A large space with a 9' ceiling height using lensed troffers provides a shadow-free, uniform illumination that lacks visual interest —— This creates an environment that feels flat and lacks enough visual interest to keep workers energized during their work shift Solution —— Low-cost LED troffers provide uniform lighting at considerably less energy than traditional fluorescent troffers —— Recessed LED downlights along the perimeter create visual interest —— Adjustable task luminaires at each work station provide the required illuminance on assembly tasks while allowing for ergonomic adjustments by each worker to tune lighting for comfort Results —— Layered lighting approach provides a 50% energy savings over traditional technologies while adding the necessary visual interest to the space —— By varying the ambient illumination level throughout the day, the space seems more dynamic and energizing, thus reducing worker errors 10 Application Studies Refinery Operations Whether oil, natural gas, or mineral, refining operations require a high level of security, which includes a reliable and efficient lighting system for both interior and exterior applications. Reducing environmental impact from refining processes through energy savings is good stewardship. Challenges —— Offset greenhouse gas emissions —— Reduce maintenance by using sources with long life performance and lower energy consumption —— Maintain a safe and secure facility —— 24-hour operation, 7 days per week Lighting Assessment —— Because of the age of most refineries and refining operations in North America, the most common light sources are high pressure sodium, metal halide, and fluorescent; significant energy saving opportunities exists for modernization —— Long life sources in both traditional and new lighting technologies reduce maintenance costs by up to 50% or more —— Lighting controls provide an opportunity for on-demand illumination only when workers are present; dimming lights when spaces are unoccupied further reduces energy loads Scenario —— Many facilities consist of multiple buildings where interior and exterior access to process points is required —— Lighting maintenance is generally a necessary ‘evil’, consuming maintenance time and labor that could be used towards operations instead Solution —— Industrial luminaires can be replaced using fluorescent, LED, or induction sources, or extended life HPS lamps —— Occupancy sensors can be used to turn off interior luminaires when not supporting visually-driven tasks Results —— Basic replacement lamp technologies will save 10-20% lighting energy costs —— Solid state luminaires can save from 30-60% of the lighting energy costs and extend service life 2-6 times traditional sources —— Adding controls can save an additional 50% lighting energy costs 11 Lighting Controls Why install lighting controls? Lighting controls can turn off the lights when a space is unoccupied, provide flexible light levels for multi-use spaces and overall comfort, step down or dim down the electric lights when adequate daylighting is available, thereby reducing the overall demand for lighting energy by up to 70% and lowering your electric bills. Lighting Control Strategies: There are a variety of controls strategies to choose from depending on your operational goals. —— Scheduling (10-35% energy savings) – Time clock based —— Occupancy sensing (20-70% energy savings) – L ights automatically turned off when space is unoccupied —— Multi-level dimming (10-70% energy savings) – Alternate lamp switching – Bi-level dimming (best option) —— Daylight harvesting (10-70% energy savings) – Use daylight sensors to automatically adjust light level based on available daylight —— Demand response (10-50% energy savings) – Shed power during peak demand time through use of building management system and/or signal from your utility to reduce power. – Utility incentives —— Task tuning (20-25% energy savings) Controls Recommendations Total Facility Control and Monitoring Local Room Controls Occupancy Sensors and Photo Sensor Controllable Ballasts ENCELIUM ® Energy Management System (EMS) with Polaris 3D ® Software Monitors total energy use, identifies luminaire outages for maintenance, and can report on multiple facilities to a central hub. ENCELIUM ® Wall Box Controllers From simple switching to dimmable mulit-scene recall, local controls maximize room flexibility. OSRAM Occupancy Sensors For turning off or dimming luminaires in unoccupied areas of the factory floor, storage aisles, or other common areas such as restrooms and breakrooms. QUICKTRONIC® POWERSENSE®, QUICKTRONIC QUICKSTEP®, QUICKTRONIC Outdoor Dimming MH-HPS Ballasts and OPTOTRONIC® Power Supplies Dimming luminaires through a full range or in a bi-level fashion will save more energy and may extend lamp life. Select compatible electronics for fluorescent, HID or LED sources. 12 OSRAM Daylight Sensors Daylight sensors detect the contribution of available sunlight from windows and skylights and automatically adjust the output of electric lights accordingly. Better by Design A better by design approach for industrial lighting Cutting-edge, longer-life lighting technology provides facility managers with a tool to drive down overhead costs by reducing energy usage and maintenance-related downtime. High color-rendering light sources improve color accuracy to increase quality control performance. Greater glare control can reduce injuries associated with poor visibility due to eye-strain and worker fatigue. Layers of Lighting —— Ambient lighting – General pattern – for open areas – Specific pattern – for aisle lighting applications – Process specific – aligned with production operations —— Task lighting – Individual task needs and inspection areas More Layers of Lighting —— Accent lighting – Highlight artwork & decorative elements – Product displays – Add visual interest in lobby/training areas —— Security lighting – Interior and exterior entrances – Added safety and visibility – Perimeter lighting —— Wayfinding and illuminated signage 13 INDOOR - INDUSTRIAL LIGHTING REPLACEMENT OPTIONS Systems Lamp & Ballast General Ambient Lighting - Industrial High Bay or Low Bay Luminaire 4' T8 or T12 Fluorescent, Probe-Start Metal Halide or High Pressure Sodium Extended Life Fluorescent T8 OCTRON ® XP ® XL family, QUICKTRONIC ® ballast Extended Life Fluorescent T5 PENTRON ® HO XL, QUICKTRONIC ® PROStart ® ballast Induction Luminaire ICETRON ® lamp and ballast system Energy Saving Pulse-Start Metal Halide METALARC ® PRO-TECH ® PULSE START or POWERBALL® lamp Enclosed and Gasketed Luminaire 4' T8 or T12 Fluorescent Extended Life Fluorescent T8 OCTRON XP XL family, QUICKTRONIC ballast Extended Life Fluorescent T5 PENTRON HO XL famly, QUICKTRONIC PROStart ballast Linear LED T8 Retrofit Kit ULTRA HE ™ T8 lamps and power supply Compatible LED T8 Lamp SubstiTUBE ® IS T8 lamps compatible with instant start fluorescent ballasts Special Application Areas High ambient temperature conditions PENTRON C HO ECOLOGIC ® on QUICKTRONIC PROStart ballast High impact areas, food processing areas SAFELINE ® lamps available in PENTRON T5/T5HO and OCTRON T8 Task Lighting Linear Task Lighting 4' T8 or T12 Fluorescent Extended Life Fluorescent T8 OCTRON XP XL family, QUICKTRONIC ballast Extended Life Fluorescent T5 PENTRON HO XL famly, QUICKTRONIC PROStart ballast IP67-Rated Flexible Linear LED Tape LINEARlight FLEX® Protect module, OPTOTRONIC ® power supply Compatible LED T8 Lamp SubstiTUBE IS T8 lamps compatible with instant start fluorescent ballasts Directional Task Lighting Standard Halogen PAR38 or Self-Ballasted CFL PAR38 LED PAR Lamp ULTRA PRO™ and ULTRA PRO HD™ lamps LED MR16 Lamp ULTRA PRO HD lamps LED Luminaire KREIOS ® FLx luminaire Adjustable Arm Standard Halogen PAR38 or Self-Ballasted CFL PAR38 LED PAR Lamp ULTRA PRO and ULTRA PRO HD lamps LED Luminaire KREIOS FLx luminaire General Ambient Lighting - Office/Other Recessed Troffer, Parabolic, Wraparound or Strip 4' T8 or T12 Fluorescent Extended Life Fluorescent T8 OCTRON XP XL family, QUICKTRONIC PROStart ballast Extended Life Fluorescent T5 PENTRON HO XL famly, QUICKTRONIC PROStart ballast Linear LED T8 Retrofit Kit ULTRA HE T8 lamps and power supply Compatible LED T8 Lamp SubstiTUBE IS T8 lamps compatible with instant start fluorescent ballasts Downlights - Incandescent A, BR or PAR Incandescent LED General Purpose Lamp ULTRA A lamps LED PAR Lamp ULTRA PRO HD lamps LED Retrofit Kit ULTRA RT4, ULTRA RT6, ULTRA RT8 downlight kits LED Luminaire OSRAM RLD6 Luminaire Downlights - Compact Fluorescent 2-Pin or 4-Pin Compact Fluorescent LED Retrofit Kit ULTRA RT6 HO, ULTRA RT8 downlight kits Extended Life Energy-Saving Compact Fluorescent Lamps DULUX® T/E/IN XL SUPERSAVER ® ECOLOGIC Downlights - Low Voltage Halogen MR16 Halogen LED MR16 Lamp ULTRA PRO HD lamps Low Voltage Halogen TRU-AIM ® IR lamps Accent Lighting Track Lights with or without dimmer BR Incandescent or PAR, MR16 Halogen LED PAR Lamp ULTRA PRO and ULTRA PRO HD LED PAR lamps LED MR16 Lamp ULTRA PRO HD lamps Low Voltage Halogen TRU-AIM IR lamps Cove Lights - Fluorescent 4' T8 or T12 Fluorescent Linear LED T8 Retrofit Kit ULTRA HE T8 lamps and power supply Compatible LED T8 Lamp SubstiTUBE IS T8 lamps compatible with instant start fluorescent ballasts Flexible Linear LED Tape LINEARlight FLEX® family, OPTOTRONIC power supply Linear LED luminaire Traxon Cove Light AC family, Traxon 1PXL Cove Light XR ULTRA PRO HD™ lamps are particularly well-suited to tasks that require improved color performance - high CRI (>90) with a high R9 value. Energy savings may vary depending on existing conditions, light output expectations, temperature, and the use of controls 14 Expected Energy Savings* Average Rated Life (hours) up to 40% up to 84,000 on PRS ballast up to 40% up to 75,000 on PRS ballast up to 30% 100,000 up to 25% 20,000 Area Manufacturing or Warehouse up to 40% up to 84,000 on PRS ballast up to 40% up to 75,000 on PRS ballast up to 45% 60,000 @ L70 up to 60% 50,000 @ L70 -- -- up to 35,000 on PRS ballast -- up to 40% up to 84,000 on PRS ballast up to 40% up to 75,000 on PRS ballast up to 30% 50,000 @ L70 up to 60% 50,000 @ L70 Assembly cells up to 88% up to 50,000 @ L70 up to 86% 25,000 @ L70 up to 40% 40,000 @ L70 Inspection / Quality control areas up to 88% up to 50,000 @ L70 up to 40% 40,000 @ L70 Loading dock up to 40% up to 84,000 on PRS ballast up to 40% up to 75,000 on PRS ballast up to 45% 60,000 @ L70 up to 60% 50,000 @ L70 up to 92% 25,000 @ L70 up to 88% up to 50,000 @ L70 up to 50% 50,000 @ L70 up to 70% 50,000 @ L70 Office & support areas Lobbies, conference rooms, hallways, restrooms up to 50% 50,000 @ L70 up to 19% 30,000 up to 86% 25,000 @ L70 30% 5,000 up to 88% 50,000 @ L70 up to 86% 25,000 @ L70 30% 5,000 up to 45% 60,000 @ L70 up to 60% 50,000 @ L70 up to 30% 50,000 @ L70 -- 50,000 @ L70 Lobbies, conference rooms, offices Coves and soffits 15 OUTDOOR - INDUSTRIAL LIGHTING REPLACEMENT OPTIONS Systems Lamp & Ballast Parking and Building Perimeter Area Light High Pressure Sodium Extended Life High Pressure Sodium LUMALUX PLUS ® XL ECOLOGIC ® Energy-Saving Pulse-Start Metal Halide METALARC ® PRO-TECH ® PULSE START or POWERBALL® Induction Luminaire ICETRON ® lamp and ballast system Canopy Light - Surface Mounted Extended Life Compact Fluorescent Extended Life High Pressure Sodium Energy-Saving Pulse-Start Metal Halide Existing Compact Fluorescent, High Pressure Sodium, or Metal Halide DULUX® S, D, D/E, T, T/E, T/E/IN and L ECOLOGIC LUMALUX PLUS XL ECOLOGIC METALARC PRO-TECH PULSE START or POWERBALL Canopy Light - Recessed Extended Life Compact Fluorescent Extended Life High Pressure Sodium Energy-Saving Pulse-Start Metal Halide LED Retrofit Kits Existing Compact Fluorescent, High Pressure Sodium, or Metal Halide DULUX S, D, D/E, T, T/E, T/E/IN and L ECOLOGIC LUMALUX PLUS XL ECOLOGIC METALARC PRO-TECH PULSE START or POWERBALL ULTRA RT4, ULTRA RT6, ULTRA RT8 downlight kits Wall Pack Existing Compact Fluorescent, High Pressure Sodium, or Metal Halide Extended Life High Pressure Sodium LUMALUX PLUS XL ECOLOGIC Energy-Saving Pulse-Start Metal Halide METALARC PRO-TECH PULSE START or POWERBALL Extended Life Compact Fluorescent DULUX S, D, D/E, T, T/E, T/E/IN and L ECOLOGIC Floodlight Existing Compact Fluorescent, High Pressure Sodium, or Metal Halide Extended Life High Pressure Sodium LUMALUX PLUS XL ECOLOGIC Energy-Saving Pulse-Start Metal Halide METALARC PRO-TECH PULSE START or POWERBALL LED Luminaire KREIOS ® FLx luminaire Bollard Existing Compact Fluorescent, High Pressure Sodium, or Metal Halide Extended Life Compact Fluorescent DULUX S, D, D/E, T, T/E, T/E/IN and L ECOLOGIC Extended Life High Pressure Sodium LUMALUX PLUS XL ECOLOGIC Energy-Saving Pulse-Start Metal Halide METALARC PRO-TECH PULSE START or POWERBALL Exterior Signage 4' T8 or T12 Fluorescent Extended Life Fluorescent T8 OCTRON ® XP ® XL family, QUICKTRONIC ® ballast Extended Life Fluorescent T5 PENTRON ® HO XL famly, QUICKTRONIC PROStart ® ballast LED Retrofit for Box Signs and Channel Letters BoxLED ® signage solutions * Energy savings may vary depending on existing conditions, light output expectations, temperature, and the use of controls 16 Expected Energy Savings* Average Rated Life (hours) Area Parking lots and drive lanes --80,000 up to 20% 20,000 up to 20% 100,000 Building perimeter, covered walkways up to 14% up to 18,000 -- up to 80,000 up to 20% 20,000 up to 14% up to 18,000 -- 80,000 up to 20% 20,000 up to 60% 50,000 @ L70 Buliding perimeter and loading dock -- 80,000 up to 20% 20,000 up to 14% up to 18,000 Security -- 80,000 up to 20% 20,000 up to 40% 40,000 @ L70 Pathway up to 14% up to 18,000 -- 80,000 up to 20% 20,000 Signage up to 40% up to 84,000 on PRS ballast up to 40% up to 75,000 on PRS ballast up to 60% 50,000 @ L70 17 CONTROLS - INDUSTRIAL LIGHTING OPTIONS ProductDescription Network Controls ENCELIUM ® Energy Management System Complete Lighting Control System Software Polaris 3D ® ENCELIUM software Advanced Energy Reporting Module ENCELIUM software Wall Controllers Three-Scene Dimming Controller ENCELIUM wall stations. Three “scene control” buttons with master dim for use with GreenBus II ® network wiring Three-Zone Controller ENCELIUM wall stations. Three “zone control” buttons with master dim for use with GreenBus II network wiring Rocker Switch ENCELIUM wall stations. Rocker switch for use with GreenBus II network wiring Industrial Push Button ENCELIUM wall stations. Industrial push button for use with GreenBus II network wiring Key Switch ENCELIUM wall stations. Key switch for use with GreenBus II network wiring Two Button Wireless Wall station ENCELIUM wall stations. Two button – ON/DIMUP and OFF/DIMDOWN for use with wireless network Three-Scene Wireless Wall station ENCELIUM wall stations. Three “scene control” buttons with ON/OFF and master dim for use with wireless network Three-Zone Wireless Wall station ENCELIUM wall stations. Three “zone control” buttons for use with wireless network Hardware GreenBus II Network GreenBus II - Pre-terminated Cable Energy Control Unit ENCELIUM - Energy Control Unit - 8 Ports - GreenBus II (LV power to all units) System Support Unit ENCELIUM - System Support Unit - 1U Size (Windows), includes SSU Agents (server) Wireless Manager ENCELIUM Wireless Manager – controls up to 100 wireless/wired nodes Interface Controllers Luminaire Control Module ENCELIUM LCM - Luminaire Control Module - One relay per luminaire with 0-10V dimming or switching Sensor Interface Module ENCELIUM Sensor Interface Module - Analog Input and Sensor Power Supply for GreenBus II, use for Daylight Harvesting or Occupancy Sensor Accessory Control Module ENCELIUM Accessory Control Module - One relay with 10V Sourcing Output for GreenBus II Wireless Control Module ENCELIUM WCM – Wireless Control Module – one per luminaire or sensor – 0-10V, switching or DALI Controllable Ballasts and LED Drivers T8 Fluorescent Dimming to 5% QUICKTRONIC ® POWERSENSE ® dimming ballast 0-10V or power line T5 Fluorescent Dimming to 1% QUICKTRONIC POWERSENSE dimming ballast 0-10V or power line High Efficiency T8 Fluorescent Dimming to 10% QUICKTRONIC HELIOS™ 10 dimming ballast 0-10V High Efficiency Outdoor Metal Halide and High Pressure Sodium Dimming QUICKTRONIC QTO Outdoor metal halide and high-pressure sodium dimming ballasts LED Constant Current Dimming Drivers to 1% OPTOTRONIC ® Programmable 1%, indoor and outdoor Sensors Wall-Mounted Sensors Passive infrared and/or ultrasonic technology wall-mounted sensor Wall-Mounted Sensors with Switch Passive infrared and/or ultrasonic technology wall-mounted sensor with switch for private offices and conference rooms Ceiling-Mounted Sensors Passive infrared and/or ultrasonic technology wall-mounted sensor Ceiling-Mounted Wireless Sensors ENCELIUM Passive infrared sensor with integral photocell for wireless system Energy savings may vary depending on existing conditions, light output expectations, temperature, and the use of controls 18 Purpose Energy savings of up to 75% depending on use Interactive three-dimensional view of a building with easy navigation to a desired control zone Reports real energy savings and occupancy data Default zones provide maximum flexibility for mult-use space Control multiple areas Standard lighting switch Local ON/OFF control Local ON/OFF control Standard ON/OFF/DIM controller Provide maximum flexibility for multi-use space Control multiple areas Class 2 communication network that provides low voltage power to all devices Collects, processes, and distributes lighting control information to ENCELIUM control modules, wall controllers, and other devices over the GreenBus II ® network Database server that stores all system settings and parameters, 1 per building Collects, processes and distributes lighting control information to ENCELIUM Wireless control modules, wall stations and sensors via a wireless mesh network Interface between luminaires and GreenBus II network Interface between sensors and GreenBus II network Interface between analog dimming devices and GreenBus II network Interface between luminaires, low voltage sensors and the wireless mesh network Fluorescent ballast dimming to 5% to control light level and save energy Fluorescent ballast dimming to 1% to control light level and save energy Fluorescent ballast dimming to 10% to control light level and save energy Exterior-rated metal halide or high pressure sodium ballasts for dimming LED driver dimming to 1% to control light level and save energy Automatic switching/dimming from environmental input Automatic and manual switching/dimming replaces wall switch Automatic switching/dimming from environmental input Automatic switching/dimming from environmental input 19 www.osram-americas.com Americas Headquarters OSRAM SYLVANIA Inc. 100 Endicott Street Danvers, MA 01923 USA Phone 1-800-LIGHTBULB (1-800-544-4828) www.osram-americas.com BoxLED, ECOLOGIC, ENCELIUM, GreenBus II, HELIOS, ICETRON, LUMALUX, METALARC, METALARC PRO-TECH, OCTRON, PENTRON, Polaris 3D, POWERSENSE, ProStart, QUICKSTEP, SAFELINE, SUPERSAVER, SYLVANIA, TRU-AIM and XP are registered trademarks of OSRAM SYLVANIA Inc. 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