Occupancy Sensors:
These sensors detect the motion of room occupants, turning off lights in unoccupied areas and turning them back on when movement is detected.
Occupancy sensors are commonly used in restrooms, classrooms, and warehouses.
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Sunday, March 22, 2015
Occupancy Sensors
Occupancy Sensors:
These sensors detect the motion of room occupants, turning off lights in unoccupied areas and turning them back on when movement is detected.
Occupancy sensors are commonly used in restrooms, classrooms, and warehouses.
Exit Signs
Exit Signs
Exit signs are an excellent, low-cost, low-labor opportunity to increase the energy efficiency and safety of your facility.Replacing incandescent exit signs that operate at about 40 watts per sign, or fluorescent exit signs that operate between 12 and 20 watts per sign, with an ENERGY STAR qualified exit sign can increase the energy efficiency of your exit signs by 3 to 8 times!
Many ENERGY STAR qualified exit signs are based on light-emitting diode (LED) technology, while others are based on photoluminescent and electroluminescent technology.
You may also be able to retrofit your exit sign with LED technology while retaining the housing.
FLUORESCENT LIGHTING USAGES
Image via Wikipedia Standard fluorescent lamps are commonly used in a variety of places in a facility. Some common applications include:
- Suspended and recessed "troffer" fixtures
- Recessed "can" fixtures
- Wall sconces
- Suspended fixtures
- Lamps and task lighting
- Accent lighting and "track" lighting
- Illuminated exit signs
- Exterior and facade
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