Energy Efficiency in Industrial Lighting
This fact sheet provides descriptions of common lamp types along with
basic advantages and disadvantages of each for help determining the best
energy efficient lamp to meet the needs of a facility.Conducting
a Lighting Audit
This fact sheet will help facilities realize quick savings by assessing
current conditions and recommendations for lighting system changes and upgrades.
CFL Retrofits
in Commercial Lighting
High efficiency screw-in compact fluorescent lamps are an important cost saving technology that can be retrofitted in a number of commercial lighting applications.
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Task Lighting
In many cases, task lighting can allow occupants to shut off or
reduce overhead lighting and save energy and cost savings.
4-Foot T-8 Fluorescent Lamp Upgrading
Brochure
shows upgrading to T-8 from old standard
T-12 lamps and replacing with more efficient ballasts has saved money
and energy for many facilities.
Fluorescent
Light Disposal
Mercury is an essential ingredient for most energy-efficient lamps. A typical fluorescent lamps contain mercury, of which only a very small amount is in vapor form. DPPEA's Mercury Web site contains important information about
fluorescent lamp disposal.
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