INDUSTRlAL

RELIGHTING
ENERGY EFFICIENT H.I.D. LIGHTING

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COMBAT RISING ENERGY COSTS...CONVERT TO H.I.D. LIGHTING !!
Today's energy costs (and tomorrow's project ons) d ctate that industrial managers take a good look at lighting equip-
ment and its' use. For instance, it is est mated that OVER 40% OF THE ENERGY now used to lighi industrial sites
COULD BE SAVED if existing incandescent, fluorescent and (older) mercury fixtures were converted to more efticient
l''gh pressure sodiurr lLminai'es.
ln response to today's demands for energy-efficient lighting, the Hi-Tek Division of Lithonia Lightlng offers a compre-
hensive line of HID equipment suitable for a broad range of industriallinstitutional relighting appljcations. Hi-Tek Lumi-
naires feature energy-efficient design, modern appearance and lasting serv ce. The variety of models offered permits the
desiqner to match the inherent efficiencies of HID product to near y any industrial use. And Hi-Tek doesn t offer lust
product design and performance. Wrth H -Tek you get dependable service and the kind of knowledgeable technical
assistance that helps you properly specify your needs and helps manage your costs.

Properly applied INDUSTRIAL RELIGHTING can
result in maintaining, or significantly increasing illumina-
tion levels while lowering overall operating costs. The
charts and guidelines on these pages can help you de-
velop lighting system deslgns that maximize effic ency,
reduce energyloperatingimaintenance costs and
improve pay-back and return on investment.
All industrial lighting users have one characteristic
in common; a growing concern for the continuing in-
crease in energy costs. This chart illustrates the steep
rise in the cost of energy from the 1960's through the
1980's and projects anticipated costs to the year 2000.
The economics at current rates are excellent, and you
can be sure that enerqy costs will not decline.

A Relighting Example: For a typical 150'x 200' x PROJECTED ENERGY COSTS

20' industrial space, 77 Hi-Tek TH Series-4oow HPS lu- ^(a
minaires will produce the same illumination level as 180 T -O'c^
400W mercury fixtures. With 57% FEWER FIXTURES
(and lamps), the Hi-Tek installation saves on cleaning, = '\;..-
relamplng and maintenance whi e using 56% LESS
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ENERGY to operate. At 5O/KWH (highly conservative for
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today's economy), the 77 Hi-Tek fixtures would save

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Source: United States Department of Energy
MERCURY VAPO

Longer lamp I fe means fewer lamp repiacements

and lower maintenance costs. The graph below com-
pares the average life of high pressure sodium lamps
wth commonly-used incandescent lamps and
illustrates the number of times lamps $/ould need

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replacement.

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gf Light / Employee Productivity
' Workers are very adaptable, but work best when
quality lighting at the proper illumination level is pro-
vided. When lighting is reduced below recommended
levels to save energy, worker productivity suffers signifi-
cantly (see chart below). With lighting reduced lrom 100
to 50 fc, productivity dropped 287o and the increase in
time required to do the same work cost nearly 15 times
the amount saved in lighting cost. Relamping to 100 fc
resulted in increased productivity that leveled otf to the
former rate.
Although there are many choices when considering
relighting, actual selection will depend on existing wat
tage, application design, and footcandle level required.
The table compares an installation using a quantity of
each of the most commonly-used incandescent, Iluores-
cent and (older) mercury f ixtures to Hi-Tek's TH and TX
high pressure sodium luminaires as "best" choices Jor
replacement. Contact your Hi-Tek/Lithonia sales repre-
sentative for a specilic comparison, a detailed analysis
or a computer-assisted survey (see below). ln addition,
the Retro-Tek TK Series, described on the back page of
this brochure, is speciJically designed for economical
conversion to HID through existing incandescent wiring.

lnduslrial Relighting Guide

120 EX]STINC F XTUBES

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$6000 $lc000 s15000 s3 4fi0 65.800 69000 s2r 400

BELIGHT WITH'TH" HPS L U III INAIB ES

251 40, 30, zrJi 25' 5ri, 42/ 42i I l0r'
250W 250W 400W 250\! 400\! 400\! 250W 400W 400W
7 million 8.5-7 million liu r26 r9i
units/wk units/wk ll 500 s2 /cu $1200 s2 320 55208 ! !2n t r q06 tr0 210
t4.500 s7600 $2,210 i640 i1.r40 J3.092 t3.200 t5 094 9 .170

5 million BFI t6ltT wtTH D( HPS utM[{AlBtS

u n its /wk ?8/ 44i 34,/ ?2/ 28 62,, 48,/ 48i
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6l tiSll $2b4u $3 rb2 s2 880 14460 Sr 160

20 Pre-Test 6-Wk Test Post-Test i4.320 11360 S11838 3520 9355 t3 334 !2q20 t4.540 flo 240

100 fc 50 fc 100 fc 'Sasod on4,000ho!6/ye i4 l005/kirowan

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l-amp Efficiency (Lumens PerWatt)
The measure ol a light source's "efficiency" is the
quantity of Lumens produced per Watt ol power con-
sumed. Lumens Per Watt (LPW) varies considerably
among light sources, and by wattage within a given
source. The higher wattages usually produce more LPW
than lower wattages. The chart below shows the ranges
ol LPW among the various light sources.
t"i.i't+'l MERCU RY VAPOR
R.A.C.E.-
Relight And Conserve Energy
Hr-Tek s RACE compuler program can grve you a
report or a complete study to show you how to save
energy dollars by converting to HID lighting. This unique
program compares the owning and operating costs of
your present lighting system to a recommended Hi-Tek
energy-saving HID lighting system. Results are pro-
jected over the first 11 years of system life and com-
pared to present and projected costs. Based on energy
savings alone, RACE proposals will recommend a sys-
tem that provides pay-back in two years or less. Return
on investment is also detailed in the RACE program.
Contact your Hi-Tek/Lithonia sales representative
for a simplified report or a comprehensive hard-copy
verification.

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 ONE WAY TO CUT YOUR
RETRO.TEK LIGHTING COST IN MINUTES

The Retro-Tek product line, consisting of the TK,

TKS and TKAR luminaires, are designed {or direct in-
TK candescent replacement on existing conduit and wire.

The TKS luminaire has been designed ln the 50

through 70 watt HPS range as a direct replacement for
bare incandescent. Simply unscrew any medium base
incandescent source (of equal wattage or higher) and
apply the TKS uminaire.
Results are longer life, less maintenance and lower
operating costs.

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Retro-Tek is a s mple way to CONVERT from incan-

descent to HID lighting. u.sing existing wiring. Within Remove Exisi ng Attach TKS Lr n t by
minutes, you can start cutting your lighting costs and lncandescent Larnp slrnp y screwing un t nto sockei
saving on energy, maintenance, material and labor.

Designed to use existing wiring and install to any

The graphs below compare wattages for common standard 4" outlet box, Retro-Tek creates NO extra cost
incandescent bulbs with the HID sources needed for for wir ng or hardware. One person, as the photographs
equivalent lighl output. HID can save as much as show, can easi y complete the insta lation in mlnutes.
75 percent in energy.

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