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TAKING LIGHTING TO HEART Streetlights and Security Lights

TAKING LIGHTING TO HEART Streetlights and Security Lights

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TAKING LIGHTING TO HEART

Streetlights and Security Lights

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Autobahn Family

Replaces 70 – 200 W Cobraheads2,300 – 11,000 Lumens14 Lbs

Replaces 200 – 400 W Cobraheads7,000 – 23,000 Lumens21 Lbs

2K

23K

9K

ATB0

ATB2

Lumens

ATBSReplaces 70 – 150 W Cobraheads and Area Lights1,700 – 9,700 Lumens12 Lbs

11K

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ATBS: Electrical & MechanicalField-adjustableOutput

Acuity Surge ProtectionANCI cat. C rated - 10kV/5kA Utility-friendly

Terminal Block

2-Bolt MountingClamp for 3GVibration Rating

InternalBubbleLevel

IP66 Rated Driver

Cast-inStep leveling

Supplemental transient voltage suppressor

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Optical Summary:•Optical equivalent up to 40W HPS/MH

•Up to 24900 Total Lumens

•Multiple Lumen Packages available

•Prismatic: Type II, III & V distributions

•Rain Panel: Type II, III & V distributions

•4K CCT available – crisp white light

LED Performance

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TAKING LIGHTING TO HEART

LED – Before and After

• 3-5 Year Life • 15-20 Year Life

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Product Overview• IP66• Superdurable paint, 2500 hours Salt Fog rating• 2G vibration rated• Knuckle mount• Yoke mount- painted or galvanized• Terminal block standard• PEC receptacle standard• RoamVue optional• Bolted door or latched option• Wire guard, vandal guard options• Visor• Upper/bottom visor

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ACP LED Family

Replaces 100 – 400 W Floods5,462 – 23,072 Lumens

Replaces 400 – 1000 W Floods18,482 – 33,060 Lumens

5K

33K

23K

ACP Medium

ACP Large

Lumens

18K

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Product Overview: ElectricalLineman Friendly Terminal Block

State-of-the-Art Drivers ( 700mA, 1000mA)

Surge ProtectionANCI cat. C rated - 10kV/5kA

Quick Disconnect for Driver Power Output

Quick Disconnect for Driver Power Input

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Product Overview: Optical

ACP Large• 7,8,9 COB modules• 4000KCCT, 70 CRI• 5000K CCT, 70 CRI• 6X5, 6X6 distributions

ACP Medium• 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 COB modules • 4000KCCT, 70 CRI• 5000K CCT, 70 CRI• 5X5, 6X5, 6X6 distributions

Durable Glass Lens• Durability & protection of LEDs

Internal Optics• State-of-the-art COB LEDs (Chip-on-Board)• Highly specular internal reflectors• Multiple lumen packages

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TAKING LIGHTING TO HEART

Questions?

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Steve BrownbackCBM

[email protected]

Industrial LightingApplications and considerations

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Industrial Lighting - What matters most

Industrial customer concerns:

Save moneyEnergy savingsMaintenance savings

I need more light where I need itThis is key

More light = better productivity and safety

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Agenda

• How do we perceive light: CRI - Kelvin• Existing technology review• LED

– What it is– How to compare– What is important in a fixture

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What is CRI and Kelvin temperature

Kelvin Temperature: what comes out. Warm vs cool light

Eye sees better in blue light

CRI: what we see Range 0-100

Measures intensity at specific wavelengths

Based on incandescent Imperfect scale

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Existing In your facilities

• Fluorescent– Instant on, hard to dim, lamps 4-6 years, lumen depreciation

• HID– Long warm up, high LPW, MH 24,000 life, HPS yellow

• Solid State: LED– Instant on, high LPW, easy to dim, OCC, minimal maintenance

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LED

Components of an LED fixture• LED : Light Emitting Diode --- Lamp• Driver --- ballast• Surge Protector --- drivers are not as robust as magnetic

ballasts. – Helps suppress transients (not the same as a fuse)

• Optic – still very important• Housing – LED fixtures still need a housing

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How to compare LED for IndustrialWhat matters most

• Lumen output

• Watts consumed

• Energy efficiency (lumens per watt)

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How to compare LED for IndustrialWhat matters most

LIFE – LED is a whole new ball game. This is NOT HID

– When will the lights go out?? With LED they don’t go out (unless there is a problem)

– Driver life 100,000 hours

– Optic life- so long may need cleaning before replaced

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Lamp Mortality – all traditional sources

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70%

100%

L70 (hrs)

light

out

put

Time

Threshold

T = 25C

Hotter

Cooler

Required Lighting

Lumen Maintenance curves define LED life. And this varies with temperature.

LED Lamp Lumen Depreciation LLDL70

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Light Loss Factors and LEDWill it pass the test of time?

• LED Light Loss Factors LLF– LLD: Lamp Lumen Depreciation (LED L70 / TM21)– LDD: Luminaire Dirt Depreciation– BF/DF: Ballast Factor (LED Driver Factor DF = 1)– TF: Thermal Factor (** BIG DEAL IF HOT)

Used to predict long term performance

Traditional: Lumens Out = Lamp rated lumens * LLD * LDD * BF * TFLED: Lumens Out = Initial Lumens* TM21 * LDD * DF * TF

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Fixture efficiency• Get the lumens OUT!

• Typical office – 75-92%• Typical highbay – 55-85%• Typical cobra head – 50-80%

TraditionalLED

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Optics – Life and PerformanceCustomer: “I want an LED that will last 100,000 hours.”Lets use an optic that will too.

What optics affect: Maintenance – does it get brown, cloudy or brittle?

Lumen output and efficiency – careful with frosted lenses

Glare - Prisms / Frost / Flat glassDoes it matter if it’s glary?

Distribution – where is light going?I can see the thing I am trying to look at. YAY!!

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Distribution PatternsLight where you want it

This is the exact same lumen fixture

Which is which?

• reflector, symmetric• refractor, symmetric• reflector, asymmetric

Get a fixture that fits your spaceC

B

A

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Handling Temperature in the Luminaire

Convection (over 80%)

INSIDE FIXTURE

Conduction

Radiation (under 20%)

AMBIENT AIR

LED

AMBIENT AIR

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Vertical vs. Horizontal Footcandles

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What LED has to offer

• Benefits– Provide strong down light – great for high mounting heights – check

optics– Can be great for ‘hot’ or cold applications – check temp ratings – Can be a small surface area so it works well in dirty environments– Instant ON – no warm up needed to hit full bright. – Dimmable to 10% - additional energy savings– Long Life – 100,000+ hour lamp life / 100,000 hour driver life– Can have good lumen maintenance – maintains high lumen output over

the life of the LEDs (TM21)

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Steve BrownbackCBM913 707 [email protected]

Thank you!!!

Questions?