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IAEEL - There's more than athletics to sports...
Lighting energy consumption in an indoor sports center was reduced by appr. 70% in a recent retrofit in the Swedish city of Gothenburg. The installation of occupancy sensors accounted for some 35% of the total savings, and the sensors paid for themselves in a little less than a year.
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Lamp Life (La vita è bella)"
Article in Lighting Futures by Lighting Research Center By John D. Bullough : It\'s not likely that Roberto Benigni will ever make any feature films extolling the virtues of long-life lamps and lighting systems. However, many in the lighting industry recently have been more than willing to discuss this aspect of lighting, and it appears that many more will do so in the future. A growing sophistication about the economics of lighting has emerged, and with it, so has an understanding that luminous efficacy, or lumens per watt, is not the only important variable in designing and maintaining cost-effective, quality lighting.
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Shining a Light on Savings by Mike Kennedy
Discusses how schools and universities can save energy and money by evaluating lighting systems and changing behaviors. Retrofitting older buildings with better lighting technology and use of natural light are examined.
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The Real Cost of Lighting by NLB
Sooner or later, your parking facility will need new lighting. How will you take care of it? If you're like many managers, chances are you will look closely at the bottom-line to ensure you get maximum value. How you perform that bottom-line analysis is ....
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Winning with LED Exit Sign Technology by Charles May
All across the country, America's schools and hospitals are retrofitting their lighting systems in order to conserve energy and save precious dollars. However, while facility managers have been mainly focusing on initial fixture cost, foot-candle levels,
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