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Switch Genie Sales

by bizbroker on Oct 24, 2010

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We make electronic switching ballasts and digital addressable switch controls for fluorescent fixtures. Our distributed end devices can talk to BAS and other lighting control systems.

We make electronic switching ballasts and digital addressable switch controls for fluorescent fixtures. Our distributed end devices can talk to BAS and other lighting control systems.

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and anyone interested in upgrading lighting products in non-renovated buildings. The enlighten American Web site features: • energy-saving solutions through energy-efficient lighting products • case studies • information on tax incentives • recycling strategies for fluorescent lamps • information on energy-efficient lighting products, high intensity- discharge and compact-fluorescent lamps, luminaires, lighting controls, NEMA Premium ballasts, LEDs, and exit signs. www.nemasavesenergy.org "In the case of metal halide, everyone should be aware that the DOE recently started a rulemaking to further regulate the efficiency of ballasts used in new fixtures and is about to begin a rulemaking on (high-intensity discharge, or HID) lamps. In the announcement of the HID lamp rulemaking, the DOE proposed elimination of the older metal-halide probe-start technology lamps. When considering metal halide, think pulse start for greater energy efficiency." To obtain a tax deduction of 30 cents per square foot for lighting, the project must reduce the wattage by 25 percent from ASHRAE 90.1-2001 levels. "Federal, state, community, and electrical utility lighting incentive programs have been built around high efficiency T8 and T5 fluorescent systems, pulse-start metal-halide systems, and controls such as occupancy sensors and dimming," Anderson says. "Today's T8 and T5 lamps also offer an added advantage: they use less mercury than the T12 lamps they replace." "The DOE is conducting another fluorescent-ballast rule making, and in many cases, the standard levels they are going to consider will eliminate even T12 electronic ballasts when these standards go into effect in 2014 This is a good thing as T12 lamps are more inefficient than T8 or T5 lamps. The arc is closer to the phosphors on the inside of the lamp. - Jim
SwitchGenie™ is a cost-effective alternative to 1-10V control systems because it focuses on each tube regardless of circuitry. Analog 1-10V controls are “wired” for entire circuits. Analog 1-10V systems require considerable installation and product cost. SwitchGenie™ focuses on one fixture at a time with “wireless” control. SwitchGenie™ Systems feature ease of installation “anywhere” placement of the central wireless controller. DALI focuses on new installation and can be an attractive product. However, all DALI systems rely on the same protocol. When compared with SwitchGenie™, the comparable DALI will be far more expensive because DALI systems rely on an expensive central control configuration.
Because lighting quality was a motivation KV choose to replace existing fixtures. It is not always necessary to replace fixtures in order to use the SwitchGenie solution. Jim visited, toured the plant and recommended that KV use SwitchGenie 10K2P Primary Switch on each fixture which would allow turning on the two lamp ballast alone to get 33% light, or 4 lamp ballast and get 66% light or turn on both ballasts and get 100% light. KV wanted to be able to control each light fixture individually and to assign the fixtures to various lighting groups using the software on computer to do so. The reduction in fixtures quantity is the result of the higher efficiency of the new fixtures. Each of the fixtures was fitted with a SwitchGenie Primary Switch and the fixtures and controllers were networked together with low voltage wire. The system is also controllable using PC or MAC with software REMOTELY, allowing control by department, time, day, even individual lights. KV’s total cost of installation was approximately $131,000 for the product, the majority of which was for the new fixtures. KV had the capability to do its own installation.
Sumitomo Wiring, Bowling Green, KY Challenge: Improve the lighting levels in the plant so the workers could see the fine lettering on the wires they used to make wire harnesses for Toyota, Honda and GMC products. Solution: SwitchGenie installed a SwitchGenie 10K4 Primary Switch on each fixture and in lamps in work areas and furnished with local controls. Result: Sumitomo will save 50% on their lighting energy costs and provide better light for their workers. # Ron Howell, Chief Engineer at the special projects plant in Bowling Green, KY contacted SwitchGenie and wanted help to improve the lighting levels in the plant so the workers could see the fine lettering on the wires they used to make wire harnesses for Toyota, Honda and GMC products. Sumitomo had 400 watt metal halide fixtures and with their lighting requirements an eight lamp T5HO fixture was required.
Talking Points on special Health issues: The Center for Discovery offers individuals with a range of disabilities and medical frailties - and their families -innovative educational, clinical, residential and social and creative arts experiences designed to enrich their lives through personal accomplishment. A common autism unfriendly feature is the common fluorescent lighting. While most people cannot see their flicker , some autistics do. It is irritating to have your room lit by high speed strobe lights.

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