September 21, 2011

RESIDENTIAL LIGHTING
TECHNOLOGIES
Anne Thorson, Environmental Lights
Agenda

• Advantages of LED Lighting
• Standards and Regulations
• Selecting LED Lighting for your Home
  –   Kitchens, Closets & Curio Cabinets
  –   Hallways, Cove & Home Theaters
  –   Ceiling Lights
  –   Landscape LED & Solar Lighting
  –   Christmas Lights
• Events & Sponsorships
• LED Lighting Supplier


                         www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Environmental Lights

• Founded in 2006 by Greg & Anne Thorson
• Headquarters in San Diego
• Mission: To Be the Best!
  –   Best products
  –   Best information
  –   Best technical support
  –   Best service




                          www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Advantages of
LED Lighting
Advantages of LED Lighting

• Long Lasting
  – 25x longer than incandescent bulbs

• Energy-Efficient
  – Uses less energy per light output
      • Incandescent = 90% heat given off
  – San Diego: pay $0.31/hr at the margin

• Dimmable
  – New technologies for smooth dimming

• Color Ranges
  – Variations of white (warm, soft, neutral)

                          www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Advantages of LED Lighting (cont.)

• No Mercury
  – Disposal will not contaminate environment

• Instant On (vs CFLs)
  – Immediately see full brightness


• Cost Efficient
  – Quick payback & costs dropping


• Rapidly Developing Technologies
  – Haitz’s Law


                        www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Haitz’s Law

• Prediction about the steady
  improvement of LEDs over time

• The cost per lumen
  (unit of useful light emitted)
  falls by a factor of 10

• The amount of light
  generated per LED
  increases by a factor of 20




                            www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Evolution of Lighting



• Light Emitting Diode   • Compact Fluorescent            • Incandescent Lights
  (LED)                    (CFL)
• 85% energy savings     • 70% energy savings             • 10% energy (90% heat)
    – 5 watts               – 13 watts                       – 60 watts
• 25x longer than        • 10x longer than                • Dimmable
  incandescent             incandescent
• Dimmable
• One of today's most
  energy-efficient and
  rapidly developing
  technologies.



                            www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Standards & Regulations
CALiPER Testing Program



• Established by the Department of Energy (DOE)

• Provide accurate and comparable data on LED products from
  approved laboratories and testing facilities




                        www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Title 24: CA Energy Efficiency



• Part of the California Code of Regulations – Energy Efficiency
  Standards for Residential and Nonresidential Buildings

• Established in 1978 in response to a legislative mandate to reduce
  California's energy consumption
   – Saved more than $56 billion in electricity and natural gas costs


• Standards are updated periodically to incorporate new energy
  efficiency technologies and methods




                              www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Energy Star Partner



• Earning the ENERGY STAR means products meet strict energy
  efficiency guidelines set by the US Environmental Protection Agency.
• An ENERGY STAR qualified light bulb:
  – can save more than $40 in electricity costs over its lifetime
  – uses about 75% less energy than standard incandescent bulbs and lasts
    at least 6 times longer
• If every home replaced 1 light bulb we would save enough energy to:
  – Light 3 million homes for a year
  – Save about $600 million in annual energy costs
  – Prevent 9 billion pounds of greenhouse gas emissions per year
    (equivalent to those from about 800,000 cars)



                             www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Phase-out of Incandescent Bulbs

• Moving to more efficient lighting is one of the lowest-cost ways for
  the nation to reduce electricity use and greenhouse gases.
• Beginning Jan. 1, 2011, in California and Jan. 1, 2012, throughout
  the U.S., incandescent light bulbs will be phased out.


 Date                Wattage
 January 1, 2012     100W
 January 1, 2013     75W
 January 1, 2014     60W & 40W




                            www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Selecting LED Lighting
for your Home
Selecting LED Lights

1. How compatible is it with the fixture?
  –   Shape
  –   Size
  –   Socket Type
  –   Voltage: LEDs operate on low voltage direct current




                         www.EnvironmentalLights.com
www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Selecting LED Lights

2. How bright is it?
  – Make sure will provide enough light
    for your space
  – Brightness measured in Lumens
     • Watts measure amount of energy
  – More Lumens = Brighter Light
  – Replacing incandescent with LED
     •   100W bulb = 1600 lumens
     •   75W bulb = 1100 lumens
     •   60W bulb = 800 lumens
     •   40W bulb = 450 lumens




                         www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Lighting Facts Label




                www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Selecting LED Lights

3. What color white is it?
  – Light color is measured on a temperature scale: Kelvin (K)
  – Low K for Warm, High K for Cool
  – Lower Kelvin numbers mean the light appears more yellow
     • Warm White (2,700 K) is primarily used
       in personal, friendly, or intimate settings
       such as a home or restaurant.
  – Higher Kelvin numbers mean the
    light is whiter/bluer
     • Neutral White (4,000 K) is cooler and
       is commonly used in offices, jewelry
       displays, galleries and museums.




                           www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Selecting LED Lights

3. What color white is it? (cont.)




                     www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Selecting LED Lights

4. Does it dim?
  – LED lights are not compatible with all dimmers
  – If not properly matched up, could see problems:
      •   Pop-on / Drop-off
      •   Flicker
      •   Dead Travel
      •   Damage
  – Careful testing on every bulb and dimmer for best results
      • Environmental Lights Compatibility Guide




                              www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Kitchens, Closets &
Curio Cabinets
Kitchens, Closets & Curio Cabinets

LED Under Cabinet Lighting
  –   High brightness
  –   Natural color (soft white & neutral white)
  –   Dimmable
  –   Energy Efficient - only 5 watts consumed
  –   Easy to wire
  –   Low profile (0.65” thick)




                           www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Kitchens, Closets & Curio Cabinets




                 www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Hallways, Cove & Home Theater
Hallways, Cove & Home Theater

LED Strip Lighting
  –   Flexible
  –   Easy to use – plug & play
  –   Cuttable
  –   Adhesive back
  –   Dimmable
  –   Accent lighting




                          www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Hallways, Cove & Home Theater




                www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Ceiling Lighting
Ceiling Lighting

LED Light Bulbs
  –   Flexible
  –   Easy to use – plug & play
  –   Cuttable
  –   Adhesive back
  –   Dimmable
  –   Accent lighting




                          www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Ceiling Lighting




                   www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Landscape Lighting
Landscape Lighting

LED Landscape Lighting
  –   Durable
  –   Waterproof
  –   Low voltage
  –   Create atmosphere
  –   Low maintenance
  –   10 year warranty




                          www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Landscape Lighting




                www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Solar Lighting
Solar Lighting

Solar LED Lighting
  –   Durable
  –   Waterproof
  –   Low maintenance
  –   Paths, driveways & pools
  –   No power, no wires
  –   Long-lasting




                         www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Solar Lighting




                 www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Outdoor Strip Lighting
Outdoor Strip Lighting

Super Flat LED Rope Light
  –   Durable
  –   Waterproof
  –   Low maintenance
  –   Stairways, railings
  –   Dimmable




                            www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Outdoor Strip Lighting




                 www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Christmas Lights
Christmas Lights

LED Christmas Lights
  –   Energy-efficient: 2-5 watts / string
  –   Multi-function
  –   Variety of bulb shapes
  –   Low maintenance
  –   Linkable & stackable




                            www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Christmas Lights




                   www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Events & Sponsorships
Events & Sponsorships

•   DIY Construction Intervention
•   House Crashers
•   CCSE Energy Outreach Trailer
•   Solar Decathlon
• Project Spotlights: American Idol,
  So You Think You Can Dance,
  It’s Worth What?




                          www.EnvironmentalLights.com
www.EnvironmentalLights.com
www.EnvironmentalLights.com
www.EnvironmentalLights.com
www.EnvironmentalLights.com
www.EnvironmentalLights.com
www.EnvironmentalLights.com
Events & Sponsorships
LED Lighting Supplier

•   Knowledgeable staff
•   Assistance with layout and design
•   Warranties on products
•   Quality
•   Price (seem too good to be true?)




                       www.EnvironmentalLights.com

Residential lighting technologies

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    September 21, 2011 RESIDENTIALLIGHTING TECHNOLOGIES Anne Thorson, Environmental Lights
  • 2.
    Agenda • Advantages ofLED Lighting • Standards and Regulations • Selecting LED Lighting for your Home – Kitchens, Closets & Curio Cabinets – Hallways, Cove & Home Theaters – Ceiling Lights – Landscape LED & Solar Lighting – Christmas Lights • Events & Sponsorships • LED Lighting Supplier www.EnvironmentalLights.com
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    Environmental Lights • Foundedin 2006 by Greg & Anne Thorson • Headquarters in San Diego • Mission: To Be the Best! – Best products – Best information – Best technical support – Best service www.EnvironmentalLights.com
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    Advantages of LEDLighting • Long Lasting – 25x longer than incandescent bulbs • Energy-Efficient – Uses less energy per light output • Incandescent = 90% heat given off – San Diego: pay $0.31/hr at the margin • Dimmable – New technologies for smooth dimming • Color Ranges – Variations of white (warm, soft, neutral) www.EnvironmentalLights.com
  • 6.
    Advantages of LEDLighting (cont.) • No Mercury – Disposal will not contaminate environment • Instant On (vs CFLs) – Immediately see full brightness • Cost Efficient – Quick payback & costs dropping • Rapidly Developing Technologies – Haitz’s Law www.EnvironmentalLights.com
  • 7.
    Haitz’s Law • Predictionabout the steady improvement of LEDs over time • The cost per lumen (unit of useful light emitted) falls by a factor of 10 • The amount of light generated per LED increases by a factor of 20 www.EnvironmentalLights.com
  • 8.
    Evolution of Lighting •Light Emitting Diode • Compact Fluorescent • Incandescent Lights (LED) (CFL) • 85% energy savings • 70% energy savings • 10% energy (90% heat) – 5 watts – 13 watts – 60 watts • 25x longer than • 10x longer than • Dimmable incandescent incandescent • Dimmable • One of today's most energy-efficient and rapidly developing technologies. www.EnvironmentalLights.com
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    CALiPER Testing Program •Established by the Department of Energy (DOE) • Provide accurate and comparable data on LED products from approved laboratories and testing facilities www.EnvironmentalLights.com
  • 11.
    Title 24: CAEnergy Efficiency • Part of the California Code of Regulations – Energy Efficiency Standards for Residential and Nonresidential Buildings • Established in 1978 in response to a legislative mandate to reduce California's energy consumption – Saved more than $56 billion in electricity and natural gas costs • Standards are updated periodically to incorporate new energy efficiency technologies and methods www.EnvironmentalLights.com
  • 12.
    Energy Star Partner •Earning the ENERGY STAR means products meet strict energy efficiency guidelines set by the US Environmental Protection Agency. • An ENERGY STAR qualified light bulb: – can save more than $40 in electricity costs over its lifetime – uses about 75% less energy than standard incandescent bulbs and lasts at least 6 times longer • If every home replaced 1 light bulb we would save enough energy to: – Light 3 million homes for a year – Save about $600 million in annual energy costs – Prevent 9 billion pounds of greenhouse gas emissions per year (equivalent to those from about 800,000 cars) www.EnvironmentalLights.com
  • 13.
    Phase-out of IncandescentBulbs • Moving to more efficient lighting is one of the lowest-cost ways for the nation to reduce electricity use and greenhouse gases. • Beginning Jan. 1, 2011, in California and Jan. 1, 2012, throughout the U.S., incandescent light bulbs will be phased out. Date Wattage January 1, 2012 100W January 1, 2013 75W January 1, 2014 60W & 40W www.EnvironmentalLights.com
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    Selecting LED Lights 1.How compatible is it with the fixture? – Shape – Size – Socket Type – Voltage: LEDs operate on low voltage direct current www.EnvironmentalLights.com
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    Selecting LED Lights 2.How bright is it? – Make sure will provide enough light for your space – Brightness measured in Lumens • Watts measure amount of energy – More Lumens = Brighter Light – Replacing incandescent with LED • 100W bulb = 1600 lumens • 75W bulb = 1100 lumens • 60W bulb = 800 lumens • 40W bulb = 450 lumens www.EnvironmentalLights.com
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    Lighting Facts Label www.EnvironmentalLights.com
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    Selecting LED Lights 3.What color white is it? – Light color is measured on a temperature scale: Kelvin (K) – Low K for Warm, High K for Cool – Lower Kelvin numbers mean the light appears more yellow • Warm White (2,700 K) is primarily used in personal, friendly, or intimate settings such as a home or restaurant. – Higher Kelvin numbers mean the light is whiter/bluer • Neutral White (4,000 K) is cooler and is commonly used in offices, jewelry displays, galleries and museums. www.EnvironmentalLights.com
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    Selecting LED Lights 3.What color white is it? (cont.) www.EnvironmentalLights.com
  • 21.
    Selecting LED Lights 4.Does it dim? – LED lights are not compatible with all dimmers – If not properly matched up, could see problems: • Pop-on / Drop-off • Flicker • Dead Travel • Damage – Careful testing on every bulb and dimmer for best results • Environmental Lights Compatibility Guide www.EnvironmentalLights.com
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    Kitchens, Closets &Curio Cabinets LED Under Cabinet Lighting – High brightness – Natural color (soft white & neutral white) – Dimmable – Energy Efficient - only 5 watts consumed – Easy to wire – Low profile (0.65” thick) www.EnvironmentalLights.com
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    Kitchens, Closets &Curio Cabinets www.EnvironmentalLights.com
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    Hallways, Cove &Home Theater
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    Hallways, Cove &Home Theater LED Strip Lighting – Flexible – Easy to use – plug & play – Cuttable – Adhesive back – Dimmable – Accent lighting www.EnvironmentalLights.com
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    Hallways, Cove &Home Theater www.EnvironmentalLights.com
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    Ceiling Lighting LED LightBulbs – Flexible – Easy to use – plug & play – Cuttable – Adhesive back – Dimmable – Accent lighting www.EnvironmentalLights.com
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    Ceiling Lighting www.EnvironmentalLights.com
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    Landscape Lighting LED LandscapeLighting – Durable – Waterproof – Low voltage – Create atmosphere – Low maintenance – 10 year warranty www.EnvironmentalLights.com
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    Landscape Lighting www.EnvironmentalLights.com
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    Solar Lighting Solar LEDLighting – Durable – Waterproof – Low maintenance – Paths, driveways & pools – No power, no wires – Long-lasting www.EnvironmentalLights.com
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    Solar Lighting www.EnvironmentalLights.com
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    Outdoor Strip Lighting SuperFlat LED Rope Light – Durable – Waterproof – Low maintenance – Stairways, railings – Dimmable www.EnvironmentalLights.com
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    Outdoor Strip Lighting www.EnvironmentalLights.com
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    Christmas Lights LED ChristmasLights – Energy-efficient: 2-5 watts / string – Multi-function – Variety of bulb shapes – Low maintenance – Linkable & stackable www.EnvironmentalLights.com
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    Christmas Lights www.EnvironmentalLights.com
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  • 44.
    Events & Sponsorships • DIY Construction Intervention • House Crashers • CCSE Energy Outreach Trailer • Solar Decathlon • Project Spotlights: American Idol, So You Think You Can Dance, It’s Worth What? www.EnvironmentalLights.com
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    LED Lighting Supplier • Knowledgeable staff • Assistance with layout and design • Warranties on products • Quality • Price (seem too good to be true?) www.EnvironmentalLights.com