LED Lighting Upgrades Sample Clauses

LED Lighting Upgrades. Of the fixtures surveyed, most will be retrofitted and some will be replaced. The fixtures not included are either efficient technology or there is no viable replacement available. These excluded fixtures can include fixtures already utilizing compact fluorescent bulbs or LED sources. The following are the type of retrofits being performed:  T-12 and T-8 Fluorescent Retrofit – Retrofit existing T-12 and T-8 fluorescent fixtures with new LED tube lamps, new electronic ballasts, and reflectors where applicable.  CFL Retrofit – Replace the lamps in compact fluorescent fixtures as indicated with appropriate LED screw in lamps or LED retrofit kits.  Exterior Metal Halide Lighting Retrofit –Exterior lighting listed in the scope of work at this facility is planned for replacement LED fixtures with the exception of the bollards and the flag flood lights.  Parking Lot Lighting Retrofit- retrofit parking lot lights. Excluded from the scope are any fixtures that are owned by the utility company.  Flag Pole Lighting Retrofit- flag pole lighting will be retrofitted or replaced as per availability of equipment  Bollard Lighting Retrofit- Bollard lighting will be retrofitted  Excluded Retrofits- ABM will not replace or retrofit existing chandelier lamps. Any existing battery powered emergency egress lighting will remain. State and OSHA disposal guidelines will be followed when disposing of any old lamps and ballasts.  Please refer to Exhibit E for Detailed Lighting line by line ECM-12 Transformer Replacement  ABM will replace the existing general purpose transformers shown in the table below with new high efficiency transformers. A detailed load study will be performed and new transformers will be sized appropriately for the load. The retrofit solution is replacement of the existing transformers with DOE Class 3 high-efficiency transformers. Class 3, or CSL 3, transformers were determined by the DOE to provide the lowest life-cycle cost of ownership and operation. Building Transformer Summary kVA Total Quantity Replacement Quantity CIRCUIT COURTHOUSE 000 X. Xxxx Xx, Xxxxxxx Xxxxx, XX ECM-3 Building Controls Upgrades The only controls modifications to the Circuit Courthouse will be based on sequence of operation provided by ABM and utilize an energy savings strategy such as demand control ventilation, electric demand response and other dynamic solutions. Graphics package and remote accessibility shall be in line with the existing controls systems within Xxxxxxxx ...
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LED Lighting Upgrades. ABM conducted a detailed, room-by-room lighting survey to assure accurate cost and savings values as well as to clearly understand area-specific challenges. ABM has analyzed the system and made recommendations for retrofits that will provide energy efficiency improvements while maintaining or improving existing light levels. If the fixtures surveyed, most will be retrofitted and some will be replaced. The following are the type of retrofits being performed:  T-8 Fluorescent Retrofit – Retrofit existing T-8 fluorescent fixtures with new LED tube lamps, new electronic ballasts, and reflectors where applicable. 4-Lamp fixtures will be delamped to (3) new lamps where applicable.
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LED Lighting Upgrades. Of the fixtures surveyed, most will be retrofitted, and some will be replaced. The fixtures not included are either efficient technology or there is no viable replacement available. These excluded fixtures can include fixtures already utilizing compact fluorescent bulbs or LED sources. Refer to Exhibit A for the LED lighting line by line and LED Lighting Exclusions. The following are the type of retrofits being performed: Scope Exterior Interior Total FLUORESCENT 3L to LED-Type A Retrofit 7 7 DO NOTHING 6 6 Grand Total 2 26 28 ECM-4: HVAC Armor Coil Coating COMPANY will provide an HVAC Armor coating to the condenser coil, as listed below:  Provide general clean-up of the condenser coil  Deep clean the condenser coil to remove final materials and corrosion in coil  Straighten all coil fins  Apply HVAC Armor coating to the condenser coils both from the outside and from the inside of the coil  Units included in this scope of work: Qty of 1 condenser ECM-5: LED Lighting Upgrades Of the fixtures surveyed, most will be retrofitted, and some will be replaced. The fixtures not included are either efficient technology or there is no viable replacement available. These excluded fixtures can include fixtures already utilizing compact fluorescent bulbs or LED sources. Refer to Exhibit A for the LED lighting line by line and LED Lighting Exclusions. The following are the type of retrofits being performed: Scope Exterior Interior Total CFL to LED-Screw in 5 5 FLUORESCENT 2L to LED-New Fixture 4 4 FLUORESCENT 2L to LED-Type A Retrofit 11 11 DO NOTHING 2 4 6 Grand Total 5 27 32
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LED Lighting Upgrades. ABM conducted a detailed, room-by-room lighting survey to assure accurate cost and savings values as well as to clearly understand area-specific challenges. ABM has analyzed the system and made recommendations for retrofits that will provide energy efficiency improvements while maintaining or improving existing light levels. Of the fixtures surveyed, most will be retrofitted and some will be replaced. The following are the type of retrofits being performed:  T-12 and T-8 Fluorescent Retrofit – Retrofit existing T-12 fluorescent fixtures with new LED tube lamps, new electronic ballasts, and reflectors where applicable.  CFL Retrofit – Replace the lamps in compact fluorescent fixtures as indicated with appropriate LED screw in lamps or LED retrofit kits.  Exterior Metal Halide Lighting Retrofit –Exterior lighting listed in the scope of work at this facility is planned for replacement LED. Any existing battery powered emergency egress lighting will remain. State and OSHA disposal guidelines will be followed when disposing of any old lamps and ballasts.
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LED Lighting Upgrades. ABM conducted a detailed, room-by-room lighting survey to assure accurate cost and savings values as well as to clearly understand area-specific challenges. ABM has analyzed the system and made recommendations for retrofits that will provide energy efficiency improvements while maintaining or improving existing light levels. Of the fixtures surveyed, most will be retrofitted and some will be replaced. The following are the type of retrofits being performed:  T-8 Fluorescent Retrofit – Retrofit existing T-8 fluorescent fixtures with new LED tube lamps, new electronic ballasts, and reflectors where applicable.
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