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Solutions to meet California Title 24 - 2013 for energy efficient non-residential buildings

About California Title 24 – 2013 Energy Code Compliance and LightingEnergy efficient design of buildings is required by energy codes and challenges building owners to reduce their carbon footprint. California implemented Title 24, 2013 Building Energy Efficiency standard for non-residential and residential buildings on January 1, 2014 replacing the previous Title 24, 2008 standard. It has many similarities to ASHRAE 90.1-2010 which was adopted by several other states but has additional control requirements and more stringent requirements for testing and certification of controls commissioning.

Energy efficient lighting provides the greatest opportunity to save energy since lighting represents up to 35% of the energy usage in commercial buildings. High efficiency lighting systems with controls provides the most significant energy savings to meet or exceed energy code requirements. New solid state lighting (LED) luminaires can save up to 50% in energy over the fluorescent systems

they replace. Retrofitting existing fluorescent T12 or T8 luminaires with higher efficiency, longer life T8 lamp and ballast systems not only can save up to 40% in energy cost, but can provide longer lamp life, up to three or four times the life of older fluorescent lamp technologies and significantly reduce maintenance cost. Plus, the incorporation of lighting controls can save an additional 10-75% in energy cost depending on the chosen control strategies.

Lighting– Daylighting with controls– Reduction in lighting power density to meet energy codes– Shift to solid state lighting– Utility rebates for energy efficient lighting

Business– Profitable growth more difficult– Low operational cost needed to be competitive– Focus on improving productivity

Design– Sustainable, LEED certified buildings– More natural light & views desired– Open office concepts popular– Branding & image set businesses apart

Business Goals, Building Design, and Lighting Choices

– The type of business impacts the lighting needs – Building layout impacts lighting design options– Lighting choices can impact business results

When making lighting design decisions, utilize natural daylight, select the most efficient lighting systems, install controls, and take advantage of utility rebates to reduce the initial investment costs.

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About ASHRAE 90.1

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California Title 24, 2013 standard is intended to improve energy efficiency in non-residential buildings by 30% and homes by 25%. It affects interior and exterior lighting requirements for all newly constructed or altered commercial and residential buildings. This brochure will focus on lighting solutions for meeting Title 24 energy code requirements for non-residential buildings. Consult the California Energy Commission website for complete details on Title 24 code compliance. www.energy.ca.gov/title24/2013standards/

OSRAM Solutions to Meet California Title 24 Indoor Control Requirements

Indoor ENCELIUM® Energy ENCELIUM® QUICKTRONIC® QUICKTRONIC® Managament System Sensors Bi-Level Ballast Dimming Ballast

Multi-level Lighting Control X X X X Mandatory Automatic Daylighting X X X X Automatic Shut-off Controls X X Demand Response Controls X

Interior Lighting Requirements

• Multi-level Lighting controls for areas larger than 100 ft2 with a connected lighting load >0.5 W/sf (Table 130.1-A) – Must meet lighting uniformity requirements − Continuous or step-dim defined by luminaire type• Automatic daylighting controls for primary daylit zones with at least 120W installed load − Daylit zones now 75% of total area-up from 50% for buildings greater than 5,000 ft2

• Occupant sensing lighting controls for specific spaces − Offices ≤ 250 ft2 – Conference rooms – Multi-purpose < 1000 ft2 – Classrooms − Added parking and garages

• Demand response lighting controls for non-residential buildings > 10,000 ft2

− Ability to reduce light levels by 15% below maximum total power• Secondary spaces lighting controls − Reduce lighting power by 50% for corridors, warehouse aisles and library stack aisles• Emergency egress lighting controls − Maximum allowance of 0.2 W/sf previously 0.3 W/sf (2008) − Must be shut-off during unoccupied times

Impact of California Title 24 – 2013

Alterations affecting 10% of the lighting load, including basic retrofits, must comply with lighting power density (LPD) and control requirements. Building spaces with fewer than 40 fixtures are exempt from the luminaire modification in place controls and LPD.

Non-residential buildingsThe control requirements are the biggest challenge. All interior luminaires in non-residential buildings must have manual on/off controls with each area independently controlled.

Meeting California Title 24 – 2013

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Luminaire Type Minimum Required Control Steps Uniform level of illuminance (through full rated power1) shall be achieved by:

Line voltage incandescent and halogen Low-voltage incandescent & halogen systems Continuous dimming 10-100% Continuous dimming LED lamps and LED systems GU-24 sockets rated for fluorescent > 20W Continuous dimming 20-100% Continuous dimming Pin-based compact fluorescent > 20W2

GU-24 sockets rated for fluorescent ≤ 20W Minimum one step through 30-70% Stepped dimming, continuous dimming Pin-based compact fluorescent ≤ 20W2 or switching alternate lamps in a luminaire Linear & U-bent fluorescent ≤ 13W

Linear & U-bent fluorescent > 13W Minimum one step through each Stepped dimming, continuous dimming 20-40% 50-70% 80-85% 100% or switching alternate lamps in a luminaire Track Lighting Minimum one step through 30-70% Stepped dimming, continuous dimming

or separately switching circuits in multi-circuit track with a min. of 2 circuits HID > 20W and Induction > 25 watts Minimum one step through 50-70% Stepped dimming, continuous dimming Other light sources or switching alternate lamps in a luminaire 1. Full rated input power of ballst and lamp, corresponding to maximum ballast factor 2. Includes only pin based lamps: twin tube, long twin tube, multiple twin tube and spiral lamps

Interior Lighting Requirements

Multi-level Lighting controls for areas larger than 100 ft2 with a connected lighting load >0.5 W/sf (Table 130.1-A)

Parking Garage Lighting Requirements– At least one step between 20% and 50% of designed lighting power– Daylighting controls must be multi-level, continuous dim or on/off– Controls to shut-off lighting when side lit zones reach 150% of electric lighting-wall with net opening ratio of at least 40%

– For > 36 sf – primary & secondary sidelit zones must be controlled independently by photo sensors

OSRAM Solutions to Meet California Title 24 Indoor Control Requirements – Parking Garages


Multi-level Lighting Control X X X X Mandatory Automatic Daylighting X X X X Automatic Shut-off Controls X X Independent Control for Sidelit Zones X X


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Indoor Lighting Power Density Allowances

The allowed Indoor Power Density for general lighting calculations can be calculated based on one of three methods: – Complete Building Method based on the entire building; subject to adjustments– Area Category Method by itself for all areas or some areas using Tailored Method; subject to adjustments– Tailored Method by itself for all areas or some areas using Area Category Method; subject to adjustments

Area Category Method (Partial List)

Primary Function Area Lighting Power Density (W/ft2)

Classroom, Lecture, Training and Vocational Area 1.2

Convention, Conference, Multi-purpose and 1.4 Meeting Centers

Corridor, Restroom, Stair and Support Areas 0.6

Museum – Exhibit Area 2.0

Financial Transaction Area 1.2

Lobby Area – Hotel 1.1

Medical & Clinical Care Area 1.2

Office Area > 250 ft2 0.75

Office Area < 250 ft2 1.0

Parking Garage – Parking Area 0.14

Parking Garage – Dedicated Ramps 0.3

Parking Garage – Daylight Adaptation Zones 0.6

Retail Merchandise Sales, Wholesale and 1.2 Showroom Areas

Complete Building Method

Building Type Lighting Power Density (W/ft2)

Auditorium Building 1.5

Classroom Building 1.1

Commercial and Industrial Storage 0.6

Convention Center 1.2

Financial Institution 1.1

General Commercial/ Industrial Work Building 1.0

Grocery Store Buiding 1.5

Library Building 1.3

Medical Building 1.1

Office Building 0.8

Parking Garage 0.2

Religious Facility 1.6

Restaurant Building 1.2

School Building 1.0

Theatre Building 1.3

All other Buildings 0.6


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Power Density Allowances (Partial List)

Primary Function Area General Illumination Wall Display Power Combined Floor Allowed Ornamental/ Level (LUX) Density (W/ft2) Display & Task Lighting Special Effect Power Density (W/ft2) Lighting (W/ft2)

Auditorium 300 2.25 0.3 0.5

Convention, Conference, Multi- 300 2.50 0.4 0.5 purpose and Meeting Centers

Museum – Exhibit Area 150 15.0 1.2 0.5

Financial Transaction Area 300 3.15 0.2 0.5

Grocery Store 500 8.0 0.9 0.5

Hotel – Lobby Area 200 3.15 0.2 0.5

Lobby Area – Main Entry 200 0 0.2 0

Religious Worship 300 1.5 0.5 0.5

Retail Merchandise Sales, 400 14.0 11.0 0.5 Wholesale and Showroom Areas

Theater Area – Performance 200 6.0 0 0.5

Adjustment for Mounting Height above the floor

Height in Feet Finished Floor Floor Display or Wall Display and Bottom of Luminaire(s) Multiply by < 12 feet 1.00

12 –16 feet 1.15 > 16 feet 1.30

Tailored Method


Tailored Method (continued) Allowed Lighting Power Density Based on Room Cavity Ration (RCR) and IES Illuminance Recommendations.

Illuminance Levels (LUX) – Power Density Values W/ft2

IES lluminance level (LUX) RCR < 2.0 RCR > 2.0 and < 3.5 RCR > 3.5 and < 7.0 RCR > 7.0

50 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.6

100 04 0.6 0.8 1.2

200 0.6 0.8 1.3 1.9

300 0.8 1.0 1.4 2.0

400 0.9 1.1 1.5 2.2

500 1.0 1.2 1.6 2.4

600 1.2 1.4 2.0 2.9

700 1.4 1.7 2.3 3.3

800 1.6 1.9 2.6 3.8

900 1.8 2.2 3.0 4.3

1000 1.9 2.4 3.3 4.8

Where Room Cavity Ratio (RCR) calculated as follows:

RCR for rectangular rooms = 5.0 x H x (L+W) L x W

RCR for irregular-shaped rooms = 2.5 x H x P A

Where:L = Length of roomW = Width of roomH = Vertical distance from workplane to centreline of fixtureP = Perimeter of the roomA = Area of the room

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Lighting System/Luminaire Alterations include alterations where an existing lighting system is modified, luminaires are replaced, or luminaires are disconnected from the circuit, removed and reinstalled, whether in the same location or installed elsewhere.

Requirements to comply can be found in Table 141.0-E shown below.

Luminaire Alteration

The former “trigger” to comply with Title 24 was if 50% or more of the luminaires were moved or replaced – the new trigger is 10%.

Quantity of Affected Luminaires Resulting Lighting Power Applicable Mandatory Applicable Multi-level per Building Space for Each Enclosed Space Control Provisions for Lighting Control Requirements Each Enclosed Space for Each Altered Luminaire

Sum total < 10% of existing luminaires Existing LPD is permitted Existing provisions are permitted Existing controls are permitted For ≤ 85% of allowed LPD Section 130.1 a and c Two level lighting control2, per Section 140.6 Area Rooms must be separately or comply with Table 130.1A Category Method switched, etc. Sum total ≥ 10% of existing luminaires For > 85% of allowed LPD Section 130.1 a, c and d3 Comply with Table 130.1A per Section 140.6 Area Rooms must be separately Category Method switched, etc., and control daylight where applicable

Any alterations that change the area Must comply with all T24 LPD Same as above, but also add Comply with Table 130.1A of the enclosed space or the space and controls requirement demand response capability type or that increase the lighting power in the space 1. Affected luminaires include any luminaire that is changed, replaced, removed, relocated or connected to altered or revised wiring (there are some exceptions). 2. Two- level lighting control shall have at least one control step between 30% and 70% of design lighting power in a manner providing uniform illumination. 3. Daylight controls in accordance with Section 130.0(d) are required only for luminaires that are altered.

Application Scenario

To qualify as a Luminaire Modification-in-Place, luminaires shall only be modified by one or more of the following methods:

• Replacing lamps and ballasts with like type or quantity in a manner that preserves the original luminaire listing.• Changing the number or type of light source in a luminaire including: socket renewal, removal or relocation of sockets or lampholders, and/or related wiring internal to the luminaire including the addition of safety disconnecting devices.• Changing the optical system of a luminaire in part or in whole.• Replacement of whole luminaires one for one in which the only electrical modification involves disconnecting the existing luminaire & reconnecting the replacement luminaire.

Requirements for Lumianire Modifications in Place in Table 141.0-F shown below.

Luminaire Modifications-in-Place

Quantity of Affected Luminaires Resulting Lighting Power Applicable Mandatory Applicable Multi-level per Building Space per Annum for Each Enclosed Space Control Provisions for Lighting Control Requirements Where ≥ 10% of Existing Each Enclosed Space for Each Altered Luminaire Luminaires are “Modifications in Place”

Sum total < 40 luminaires Existing LPD is permitted Existing provisions are permitted Existing controls are permitted “Modifications in Place” For ≤ 85% of allowed LPD Section 130.1 a and c Two level lighting control3, per Section 140.6 Area Rooms must be separately or comply with Table 130.1A Category Method switched, etc. Sum total ≥ 40 luminaires “Modifications in Place” For > 85% of allowed LPD Section 130.1 a, c and d3 Comply with Table 130.1A per Section 140.6 Area Rooms must be separately Category Method switched, etc., and control daylight where applicable 1. Control requirements only apply to enclosed spaces for which there are Luminaire Modifications-in-Place. 2. Multi-level controls are required only for luminaires which there are Luminaire Modifications-in-Place. 3. Two-evel lighting control shall have at least one control step between 30% and 70% of design LPD in a manner providing reasonably uniform illumination. 4. Daylight controls in accordance with Section 130.0(d) are required only for luminaires that are modified in place.

For compliance with this table, building space is defined as any of the following: A) a complete single story building, or B) a complete floor of a multi-story building, or C) the entire space in a building of a single tenant under a single lease, or 4) all of the common not leasable space in a single building.

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Exterior Lighting Control Requirements Must be controlled by a photo-control or outdoor astronomical time switch that turns lights off when daylight is available.

Lighting installed 24 feet and below must be controlled with motion sensors • Must be capable of reducing lighting power by at least 40% but not exceeding 80%• Or provide continuous dimming and employ auto-ON• Maximum 1500 watts controlled together – Exceptions: Pole mounted luminaires < 75W, non-pole mounted luminaires < 30 watts and linear lighting, 4W per lineal foot

Outdoor Sales Lighting - Auto control• For frontage areas, lots and canopies• Reduce lighting power by at least 40%, but not exceeding 80% during vacant times

Building facades, Ornamental hardscape and Outdoor dining lighting• Central time-based zone lighting capable of reducing lighting power by 50%

All outdoor luminaires rated for use with lamps greater than 150 lamp watts must comply with Backlight, Uplight, and Glare [collectively referred to as “BUG” in accordance with IES TM-15-11, Addendum (A)] requirements.

• There are no Backlight requirements• Maximum zonal lumen requirement for Uplight is somewhat stricter than IES TM-15 in Lighting Zone 2

• Maximum zonal lumens for Glare are somewhat stricter than IES TM-15 for Lighting Zones 1 and 2

OSRAM Solutions to Meet California Title 24 Exterior Control Requirements


Automatic Shut-off Controls X X Motion Sensor Control X X Multi-level Lighting Control X X X X

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Commissioning and Testing Requirements Commissioning report on all functional performance tests

Title 24 requires commissioning report from the building owner. Projects issued a building permit on or after July 1, 2014 must undergo acceptance testing for the following: • Automatic daylighting controls• Automatic time switch controls • Occupancy sensors• Outdoor lighting shut-off controls• Outdoor motion sensors• Demand response (DR) controls Checklists can be found in Title 24 non-residential buildings compliance manual for indoor lighting, indoor lighting controls, outdoor lighting and, outdoor lighting controls.

Lighting controls acceptance test technicians will have to be certified through approved training program (CALCTP)

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Individual lighting energy management strategies can be implemented into a space to reduce energy consumption. The benefit of utilizing an advanced lighting control system, such as the ENCELIUM® Energy Management System (EMS), is individual strategies are employed simultaneously where they work in concert with one another to meet the governing strategy of the customer, resulting in optimized energy savings.

Time Scheduling In areas of a building where occupancy control is not appropriate, time scheduled switching or dimming of lights can be employed for zones as small as a room or even an individual light fixture based on a pre-set schedule. (Potential Savings: 10 – 40%)

Daylighting Through use of photo sensors, light levels are automatically adjusted to account for ambient natural sunlight. Appropriate light levels are maintained and artificial lighting is dimmed when necessary. (Potential Savings: 5-15%)

Task Tuning With advanced lighting controls, light levels can now be tuned by individual fixture or zone throughout a building or facility to suit the particular tasks or use of a workspace. This feature is particularly advantageous to save energy in over-lit buildings. (Potential Savings: 5-20%)

Occupancy/Vacancy Sensing Occupancy sensors can be installed to eliminate energy waste in spaces that are periodically unoccupied throughout the day. Occupancy sensors assigned to individual fixtures and groups will automatically turn on/off or dim fixtures based on occupancy sensing. (Potential Savings: 25-50%)

Personal Control Studies have shown a correlation between personal dimming control and higher job and environmental satisfaction among office workers. Personal dimming control enables users to control their workspace lighting and even pre-set scenes based on their preferences right from their desktop. (Potential Savings: 5-15%)

Load Shedding Demand response employs load shedding, which entails automatically reducing electrical loads in response to either shave peak demand or reduce energy consumption during periods where utility costs are higher. (Potential Savings: 10%)

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The modern office uses an open plan to embrace an increasingly mobile workforce. Workstations are communal, with breakout rooms and private offices to drive business conversation.

The lighting of the open office is soft and uniform, with a 30 fc average light level, using LED for maximum efficiency with a ceiling height of up to 12 feet. Undercabinet task lights at each work station supplement the troffers to achieve 50 fc at the work surface of each desk.

The high windows allow maximum daylight penetration and provide scenic views for the workforce. Photosensors adjust the dimmable LED troffers accordingly to save electricity when daylight is available. Occupancy sensors in each area reduce energy use by dimming the lights in unoccupied areas of the office.

Translucent glass panels are used to maximize daylight contribution to the private offices while still providing a quiet and private space to conduct business. Acoustic ceilings with integrated LED downlights help to dampen the sound and create isolated meeting pods while 2x2 troffers provide ample light in adjacent private offices.

The open plan office draws 0.9 W/ft2 at full power, but the use of daylight harvesting, task tuning for presentations and occupancy controls reduces the average consumption by 43% to 0.5 W/ft2.

Office Scenario with and without Daylighting

Office Size: 2000 ft2

Luminaires:18 - 2 X 2 LED troffers 29 - 6" LED downlights 4 - LED decorative pendants 17 - LED undercabinet task lights

Application Scenario

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ENCELIUM® Energy Management Systems The ENCELIUM Energy Management System (EMS) is comprised of the ENCELIUM GreenBus II® communication network and the ENCELIUM Polaris 3D® software.

ENCELIUM® GreenBus II is a networked communication system designed specifically for controlling lighting to achieve maximum energy savings and optimum lighting comfort. It enables cost-effective, individual dimming control of all fixtures in a building by integrating peripheral devices, including luminaires, switches and sensors, with front-end servers via dedicated ENCELIUM GreenBus II cabling, into a complete, programmable lighting solution.

ENCELIUM® Polaris 3D is the central control software application used to commission, configure and manage the ENCELIUM EMS. It enables configuration of every system parameter in a building for each individual user or space and establishes the baseline settings. Polaris 3D offers the enhanced ability to analyze and update lighting layouts from an intuitive and easy-to-use computer interface. This brings lighting control to a whole new level, by giving facility managers the ability to easily control individual fixtures, groups of fixtures, entire floors, or even entire buildings right from their desktop or laptop.

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The highly flexible, ENCELIUM® EMS network can integrate with phase-cut dimmable sources, analog 0-10V dimming lighting systems and Digital Addressable Lighting Interface (DALI) lighting systems on the same platform. Where DALI ballasts are preferred, the system utilizes an ENCELIUM DALI Bridge as a gateway between the ENCELIUM GreenBus II® field bus and the DALI ballasts. The DALI Bridge also allows for the mixing of Class 2 and Class 1 wiring within the same lighting system.

– Individual dimming control of thousands of fixtures– Incorporates 0-10V dimming ballasts and DALI-based systems on the same platform– Enables wireless sensors and switches with the EnOcean®RF gateway– Integrates occupancy sensors, photosensors and relay-based controls into a complete, programmable lighting control system

When natural daylight is available, the ENCELIUM Energy Control Unit utilizing networked photosensors, reduces electric light levels and maintains constant illumination when daylight conditions fluctuate. Illuminance sensor parameters are configurable through the ENCELIUM Polaris 3D software. Photosensors should be placed in areas where their line-of-sight is not blocked by furniture or decoration.

For spaces more suited to conventional lighting controls, as opposed to larger spaces where an advanced lighting control system, such as the ENCELIUM®EMS, would be implemented, daylighting and occupancy/vacancy sensors are frequently employed to reduce lighting energy consumption.

ENCELIUM®offers a sensor line of low-voltage occupancy sensors. – Full range of passive infrared (PIR) and dual technology (ultrasonic/PIR) low-voltage sensors available in both wall-mount and ceiling-mount configurations.– PIR and ultrasonic line-voltage wall switches available in 120V, 277V and 347V power packs. Any of the low-voltage sensors can be converted to line-voltage use with a Power Pack or a unique Power Base Adaptor. All of the sensors are customized for use with the ENCELIUM EMS with optimized factory presets for sensitivity and default time-outs.

ENCELIUM Sensors used within the ENCELIUM EMS architecture, can all be configured through the ENCELIUM Polaris 3D® software to support integration of time scheduling, zonal control and sharing of occupancy data with building management systems.

ENCELIUM® Sensors

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Lighting Solutions to Meet Energy Codes Lamps, Ballasts and Luminaires OSRAM SYLVANIA offers both traditional and LED solutions to help meet energy code requirements. Whether you are looking for retrofit solution or new LED luminaires, there are many options to choose from depending on your lighting and design goals.

Troffers, Pendants and Cove Lighting

Product Type High Efficiency QUICKTRONIC® T5, T5HO & T8 Linear LED LED Luminaires & Luminaire Type Fixed Output and Controllable Electronic Systems Retrofit Kits Luminaire Retrofit Kits

Troffers Best T8 Lamps: ULTRA HE® LED T8 OEM Partner luminaires with OCTRON® XPS 0-10V dimmable PrevaLED® Linear & Area modules OCTRON XP® & XP SUPERSAVER® and OPTOTRONIC® power supplies OCTRON XP® XL & XP XL SUPERSAVER® Pendant Best T5 HO Lamps: ULTRA HE® LED T8 OEM Partner luminaires with PENTRON® T5 HO SUPERSAVER® 0-10V dimmable PrevaLED® Linear modules and PENTRON® T5 HO XL & XL SUPERSAVER® OPTOTRONIC® power supplies Cove Best T5 Lamps: ULTRA HE® LED T8 Traxon® Cove Light AC PENTRON® T5 SUPERSAVER® 0-10V dimmable LINEARlight FLEX® systems OEM Partner luminaires with Best T8 Lamps: PrevaLED® Linear modules and OCTRON® XPS OPTOTRONIC® power supplies OCTRON XP® & XP SUPERSAVER® OCTRON XP® XL & XP XL SUPERSAVER®

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QUICKTRONIC® High Efficiency Electronic Fluorescent SystemsHigh efficiency electronic fluorescent systems provide the same light with less power compared to standard electronic ballasts providing up to 6% in energy savings. Maximum energy savings up to 42% is possible when retrofitting 34W T12 magnetically ballasted systems with high efficiency T8 lamp and ballast systems.

High efficiency fluorescent ballasts are available for T5, T5HO and T8 fluorescent lamps. All high efficiency ballasts have lamp striation control and meet the DOE 2011 ballast rule frequency and efficiency requirements (BLE) effective November 14, 2014.

QUICKTRONIC® Controllable Fluorescent Systems

Sophisticated to simple control is possible with QUICKTRONIC® electronic fluorescent dimming systems available in DALI, 0-10V, bi-level and switchable ballasts options.

DALI Digital addressable dimming for Fluorescent T8, T5, TT5, T5HO and CFL

POWERSENSE® 0-10V or line voltage dimming for Fluorescent T8, T5, TT5 and T5HO

HELIOS™ & HELIOS 10 0-10V dimming for Fluorescent T8, T5HO and Compact Fluorescent

QUICKSTEP® Bi-level dimming for T8, T5 and T5HO Fluorescent

Switchable Four-lamp switchable ballast for T5HO

Meet Energy Code Control Requirements

Incorporate into lighting management system Switching, Bi-level dimming

T8 & T8 HTT5HO & T5HO HT

T5

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Solutions to Meet Energy Codes Fluorescent System ComparisonsOCTRON® T8 & QUICKTRONIC® Ballast Options – 34W T12 Retrofit

Options Fluorescent Lamp Ballast Energy % Mean Averag Electronic Ballast Factor Savings Lumens Rated Life (hr)

Basic OCTRON® 800 32W T8 Lamp 0.78 29% 108% 30,000 QUICKTRONIC® Professional QTP-ISL T8 Ballast @ 12 hrs/start Good OCTRON® 800 XPS 32W T8 Lamp 0.72 33% 105% 42,000 High efficiency QUICKTRONIC® @ 12 hrs/start PROStart® QHE-PSX T8 Ballast Better OCTRON® 800 XP® SUPERSAVER® 28W T8 Lamp or 0.78 42% 100% 40,000 OCTRON® 800 XP® PLUS SUPERSAVER® 28W T8 Lamp 98% 46,000 High Efficiency QUICKTRONIC® QHE-ISL T8 Ballast @ 12 hrs/start Best OCTRON® 800 XP® XL SUPERSAVER® 25W T8 Lamp 0.88 37% at full 101% 84,000 High Efficiency QUICKTRONIC® POWERSENSE® QHE-DIM brightness @ 12 hrs/start T8 Ballast or QUICKTRONIC® QUICK-STEP Bi-level Ballast Add 10-75% Covered by QUICK 7XL+™ System Warranty depending on control strategy

OCTRON® T8 & QUICKTRONIC® Ballast Options – 32W T8 Retrofit

Options Fluorescent Lamp Ballast Energy % Mean Average Electronic Ballast Factor Savings Lumens Rated Life (hr)

Basic OCTRON® 800 32W T8 Lamp 0.78 14% 105% 30,000 QUICKTRONIC® Professional QTP-ISL T8 Ballast @ 12 hrs/start Good OCTRON® 800 XPS 28W T8 Lamp 0.78 29% 97% 42,000 High efficiency QUICKTRONIC® QHE-ISL T8 Ballast @ 12 hrs/start Better OCTRON® 800 XP® SUPERSAVER® 25W T8 Lamp 0.88 24% 99% 40,000 High Efficiency QUICKTRONIC® PROStart® QHE-PSN @ 12 hrs/start Parallel wired T8 Ballast Best OCTRON® 800 XP® XL SUPERSAVER® 28W T8 Lamp or 0.88 14% 106% 84,000 OCTRON® 800 XP® XL SUPERSAVER® 25W T8 Lamp 24% at full 97% @ 12 hrs/start High Efficiency QUICKTRONIC® POWERSENSE® QHE-DIM brightness T8 Ballast or QUICKTRONIC® QUICK-STEP Bi-level Ballast Add 10-75% Covered by QUICK 7XL+™ Warranty depending on control strategy

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QUICK 7XL+™ System WarrantyQUICKTRONIC® PROStart® Electronic Systems coupled with long life SYLVANIA fluorescent lamps are covered by the QUICK 7XL+™ warranty, the longest in the industry. This warranty covers PROStart® T8 and T5HO fixed light output and dimming ballasts for 84 months when paired with OCTRON® 800 XP® XL (eXtended Life) ECOLOGIC® 3 and PENTRON® HO XL ECOLOGIC® fluorescent lamps. As with the original QUICK 60+® warranty, the QUICK 7XL+ warranty offers additional coverage for those lamps, and each time customer group re-lamps after installing this system, the lamp portion of the warranty will extend for an additional term.

QUICK 60+® System WarrantyQUICK 60+® is one of the industry’s most comprehensive system warranties. It starts with the ballast, and when you purchase any QUICKTRONIC® ballast it’s warranted for a period of up to 60 months. Then, when you add SYLVANIA lamps, you benefit from additional coverage for those lamps - that’s the PLUS. Fluorescent lamps are covered for up to 5-years. Another benefit comes after you group re-lamp after installing this system, as the lamps will be covered by the extended warranty.

ULTRA HE LED T8 Retrofit KitsSYLVANIA ULTRA HE LED T8 retrofit kits with lamps and drivers are available in nominal 2 feet (10W - up to 1150 lumens), and 4 feet (19W - up to 2450 lumens) versions. They are energy saving, longer-life alternatives to traditional fluorescent T12 or T8 lamps. Energy savings up 35% over fluorescent systems and long life up to 60,000 hours can be achieved. The lamp design combines innovative optical and mechanical design features achieving a light distribution pattern that reduces lumen loss from within traditional recessed luminaires. 0-10V dimming down to 10% is possible. Product is available in 3000K, 3500K, 4100K, and 5000K correlated color temperatures. Retrofit Kits are DLC Qualified for utility incentives.

System Lamp Ballast Warranty Period Lamp Warranty Period

QUICKTRONIC® T8 OCTRON® XP XL SS 84 mos. 84 mos. PROStart® (7 Years) (7 years) OCTRON® XP XL 84 mos. 72 mos. (7 Years) (6 Years) QUICKTRONIC® 54W PENTRON® HO XL 84 mos. 72 mos. T5/HO PROstart® (7 Years) (6 Years)

Solutions for Indoor Lighting

Luminaires with OSRAM Inside

OSRAM’s high performance and innovative PrevaLED® Linear and Area LED modules paired with OPTOTRONIC® programmable constant current LED power supplies can be found in many troffer and pendant luminaires produced by our OEM partners. These power supplies offer OEMs the flexibility to fine tune the light output for any application requirement as well as set the dimming level, provide constant lumen maintenance and set an end of life indicator for end users.

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Downlights, Wall Washers, Wall Sconces & Tracklighting

Product Type LED Downlight LED Lamps QUICKTRONIC® Metal QUICKTRONIC® Luminaire Type Luminaire & Retrofit Halide Electronic Systems Compact Fluorescent (Pulse Start) Electronic Systems

Downlights ULTRA RT6 HO ULTRA HO PAR 38 Best lamps: 12-14 ft ceilings METALARC® OEM Partner luminaires POWERBALL® ---- with PrevaLED® Cube Ceramic PRO-TECH E17 and OPTOTRONIC® METALARC PRO-TECH E17 power supplies Downlights ULTRA RT6 Best lamps: Best lamps: Best lamps: 9-12ft ceilings ULTRA RT6 Gimbal ULTRA PAR 38 METALARC® DULUX® D/E SUPERSAVER® ULTRA RT5 ULTRA PAR 30 POWERBALL® DULUX® T/E SUPERSAVER® ULTRA RT4 ULTRA PAR 30LN Ceramic T4, T6 DULUX® T/E XL ULTRA RT4 Gimbal ULTRA PAR 20 ULTRA PAR 16 Track Lighting OEM Partner luminaires ULTRA PRO™ PAR 38 with PrevaLED® Core ULTRA PRO™ PAR 30 and OPTOTRONIC® ULTRA PRO™ PAR 20 ---- power supplies ULTRA PRO HD™ PAR 38 ULTRA PRO HD™ PAR 30 ULTRA PRO HD™ PAR 20 Wall Sconces OEM Partner luminaires ULTRA A-lamps Best lamps: or Wall Washer with PrevaLED® Linear ULTRA B10.B13 DULUX® D/E SUPERSAVER®

modules and OPTOTRONIC® DULUX® T/E SUPERSAVER® power supplies DULUX® L SUPERSAVER®

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Downlight & Track Lighting

Solutions for Indoor Lighting

ULTRA PRO™, ULTRA PRO HD™ & ULTRA PAR LED Lamps

SYLVANIA ULTRA & ULTRA PRO LED lamps are available in a wide range of traditional technology equivalencies for replacement of 35W-90W halogen PAR lamps to meet all your lighting application needs. Lamps are damp-rated for indoor use.

– ULTRA PRO and ULTRA PRO HD lamps are premium quality lamps providing the best beam performance for accent lighting applications. Lamps are available in 2700K or 3000K and 82 or 95 CRI versions in a variety of beam spreads. The high definition (HD) 95 CRI lamps are ideal for color critical applications.

– Standard ULTRA lamps provide good quality light and are ideal for all general lighting applications. Lamps are available 3000K with select types available in 2700K and 5000K with an 82 CRI.

ULTRA RT LED Downlights

ULTRA RT Downlight kits are offered in 4", 5" and 6" cans and are compatible with most Insulated Ceiling (IC), Non-Insulated Ceiling (Non-IC), and Airtight (AT) downlight housings with gimbal versions available in 4" and 6" types. Offering includes RT6 in 700 lumens (10 watts) and 900 lumens (13 watts), RT5 625 lumens (11W) and RT4 600 lumens (9W). SYLVANIA ULTRA downlight kits provide energy savings up to 87% over the halogen equivalents they replace. All RT products are offered in 2700 and 3000K correlated color temperatures. The RT6 is also offered in 3500K and 4000K.

SYLVANIA ULTRA LED PAR lamps and RT Downlight retrofit kits provide energy savings, longer life, reliability and sustainability providing up to 82% in energy savings and long life of 25,000-50,000 hours (L70) for maintenance cost savings. They are high-quality replacements for conventional light sources.


OSRAM’s high performance and innovative PrevaLED® Cube, PrevaLED Core Z3, and PrevaLED COIN 50 paired with OPTOTRONIC® programmable constant current LED power supplies can be found in many downlights and track heads produced by our OEM partners. These modules are available in industry recognizable form factors with some meeting Zhaga requirements to allow for easy installation into existing luminaire designs. The programmable power supplies offer OEMs the flexibility to fine-tune the light output for any application requirement, as well as setting the dimming level. For an integrated power supply module, the PrevaLED Cube AC is available in the familiar form factor of its external power supply version.

LED Lamps & Downlight Kits

For more information on these luminaires, please work with an OSRAM sales representative.

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QUICKTRONIC® Compact Fluorescent Systems

SYLVANIA DULUX® D/E, T/E and L 4-pin base lamps are available in energy saving SUPERSAVER® lamp versions for energy saving up to 10%. For optimal performance pair these lamps with QUICKTRONIC® high efficiency compact fluorescent ballasts. When DULUX compact fluorescent lamps are installed on QUICKTRONIC ballasts, the system is covered by the QUICK 60+® warranty, covering ballasts for up to 5-years and lamps up to 2-years.

QUICKTRONIC® MH Systems

METALARC® POWERBALL® ceramic metal halide lamps meet today’s color critical applications, delivering long life, high efficacy, and superior color rendering and color consistency over standard metal halide lamps. Medium base E17 (50, 70, 100, 150W) lamps are ideal for downlighting for high ceilings. While T4/GU6.5 base (15, 20 & 39W), lamps T4.5/G8.5 base (20, 39 and 70W) lamps and T6/G12 base (39, 70, 100W) lamps operated on QUICKTRONIC MH Electronic ballast are ideal for track and small aperture downlights. High performance METALARC or METALARC POWEBALL metal halide 200W, 250W, 320W, 350W or 400W lamps for low bay and high bay applications can be used in conjunction with QUICKTRONIC® MH dimmable electronic ballasts to save energy up to 17% in energy over magnetically ballasted systems plus additional energy saving with dimming. Bi-level dimming or 0-10V continuous dimming 100%-50% is possible.

Traditional Lighting

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California Quality LED Lamp Specification

OSRAM offers a variety outdoor dimmable lighting products including a wide variety of LED luminaires as well as high intensity discharge and fluorescent induction lamp and ballast systems for use in a wide variety of outdoor luminaires.

Product Type QUICKTRONIC® High Intensity Discharge QUICKTRONIC® ICE Induction Luminaire Type Electronic Systems (Pulse Start) Fluorescent Electronic Systems

Square Canopy METALARC® Metal Halide Lamps with ICETRON® lamp and electronic ballast electronic ballasts Best lamps: Raceway & circular shapes METALARC Pulse Start METALARC POWERBALL® Ceramic Fixed output and 100W dimmable systems 0-10V or 100%-50% dim Shoe Box LUMALUX® High Pressure Sodium Lamps with electronic ballast Post Top Best lamps: LUMALUX PLUS® XL LUMALUX PLUS® Dimmable systems 0-10V or 100%-50% dim

Voluntary LED lamp specification created by the California Energy Commission (CEC) and California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) instituted in 2014 for omnidirectional and directional lamps. The desired intent is to help accelerate consumer adoption of LED technology while avoiding CFL lamp mistakes. Many CA utilities are using this specification for utility incentive programs to qualify lamps.

Overview of Lamp Specifications:– CRI > 90, R9 > 50– CCT of 2700 or 3000K– 4-step MacAdam ellipse color tolerance– Dimmable to < 10% - continuous, flicker-free, noise-free– Power factor > 0.9– Life > 25,000 hrs (residential), > 35,000 hrs (commercial)– Minimum 5-year free replacement warranty– No minimum efficacy threshold– Photometric distribution: • Omnidirectional – same as ENERGY STAR Lamps v.1, draft 2 • Directional – specific requirements for spot & flood beam angles

Solutions for Outdoor Lighting

Surface, Pole and Wall-Mounted Exterior Luminaires

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QUICKTRONIC® ICETRON® Systems

Electrodeless ICETRON® induction systems offer a high quality white light lamp with color consistency throughout the long 100,000 hour rated life thereby reducing maintenance cost without giving up light or color. Available in 40W, 70W, 100W, 150W and 200W systems in 3500K, 4100K, 5000K correlated color temperatures, these systems are ideal for use in post top, shoebox, canopy and low or high bay luminaires.

QUICKTRONIC® MH-HPS Outdoor Systems

High performance METALARC® or METALARC® POWERBALL® metal halide 200W, 250W, 320W, 350W or 400W lamps for low bay and high bay applications can be used in conjunction with QUICKTRONIC® MH-Outdoor dimmable electronic ballasts to save energy up to 17% in energy over magnetically ballasted systems, plus additional energy saving with dimming. Bi-level dimming or 0-10V continuous dimming 100%-50% is possible. LUMALUX® high pressure sodium 100W, 150W and 200W lamps can be operated on the QUICKTRONIC MH Outdoor ballast. LUMALUX PLUS® XL non-cycling and instant restrike (70W, 100W, 150W, 200W, 310W & 400W) lamps with an average rated life up to 80,000 hours provide long life similar to LED systems and are direct replacements for all high pressure sodium lamps.

Traditional Lighting

OSRAM’s high performance PrevaLED® Compact modules paired with OPTOTRONIC® Outdoor Programmable constant current LED power supplies are ideal for many outdoor luminaire designs. These modules are available in a Zhaga Book 4 form factor allowing for easy installation into existing luminaire designs. The outdoor programmable power supplies offer OEMs the flexibility to fine-tune the light output for any application requirement. These power supplies also allow OEMs to program the dimming level, activate the AstroDIM autonomous control and LEDset feature, provide constant lumen maintenance, set an end-of-life indicator for end users, and set the LED thermal protection.

For more information on these luminaires, please work with an OSRAM sales representative.


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Utility Rebates Help lower initial cost to install! Utility incentives nation-wide are expected to grow by 16-20% per year thru 2020 focusing on new lighting technologies and controls. There are 10+ prescriptive lighting programs and many more custom programs particularly with LED luminaires at the 70+ utility companies/municipalities in the state of California. About 90% of the incentive programs recognize only approved products that meet certain performance criteria. These criteria include CEE standards for high performance fluorescent lamp and ballast systems, Design Lights Consortium (DLC) qualified luminaires and ENERGY STAR criteria for lamps and decorative luminaires as well as installation of specific controls for additional rebate money.

Commercial/Industrial Utility Incentive Programs

Contact your OSRAM SYLVANIA representative for available rebates in your area. Source: SYLVANIA Utility Rebate Database

The dark green utility service areas offer lighting incentives by service area, the lighter green shows state programs exists and the white geographies do not have an incentive program at the moment.

Snapshot for Prescriptive Rebates 2014

Product Approx. Number of Rebates Average Rebate Amount

LED Replacement 610 $12 LED Downlight Replacement 680 $20 LED Accent Lighting Track Heads 305 $21 High Performance Super T8 Luminaire 900 $10 Wallbox Occupancy Sensors 890 $20

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SYLVANIA Lighting Services (SLS) is an industry leader in energy management solutions for interior and exterior lighting systems. With over 40 years of experience, we are focused on delivering sustainable energy efficient lighting upgrade projects and value added services for all vertical markets. As experts in LED lighting, design and rebate management, we can help your company customize a solution with the latest technologies to meet energy codes, reduce energy consumption and ultimately save you money. SLS provides access to new energy efficient lighting products, audit and survey capabilities, project management, as well as the latest lighting control system design, installation and commissioning.

Here are some of the energy-saving solutions SLS has to offer:– Energy and lighting audits and surveys– Energy management programs– Lighting design and management– Lighting systems controls integration and commissioning– Utility program management and rebate optimization– Financing programs and performance contracts– National project management and one point of contact– Retrofit and relamp programs

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Americas Headquarters

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Phone 1-800-LIGHTBULB (1-800-544-4828)

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