2014 Lighting Innovation Report - November
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November 2014 Innovation Report Newsletter
Eaton Helps Improve Lighting Efficiency and Performance at Denver
International Airport
Wanting to improve optical performance and efficiencies, Denver International
Airport (DIA) is replacing more than 5,400 parking garage lighting fixtures in its
East and West parking decks. The DIA conversion will include almost 5,000
McGraw-Edison Valet LED luminaires, helping the airport to save approximately
$327,000 annually or $6.5 million over 20 years. In addition to substantial savings
over time, the new Valet LED products will help the DIA parking garages become
brighter and uniformly lit, increasing visibility and enhancing safety for its customers, while also shrinking its carbon footprint. The yearly
carbon reduction associated with the project is equivalent to the electricity used by 356 homes or taking 544 cars off the road each
year. The McGraw-Edison Valet LED lighting fixtures are DesignLights Consortium® (DLC) listed, which qualifies the DIA for a local
utility rebate. As a result, the airport is anticipating a rebate of approximately $800,000. Carbon reductions based on
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http://www.epa.gov/cleanenergy/energy-resources/calculator.html
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Simplify Lighting Projects with Powered by Fifth Light Integrated Luminaires
The Powered by Fifth Lighting Program helps to simplify lighting projects by ensuring
compatibility with Eaton’s market-leading control systems. Whether choosing ballasts or
drivers for a Fifth Light Digital Addressable Lighting interface (DALI) system or a Greengate
control system with 0-10V analog dimming, look for the Powered by Fifth Light logo on
product specification sheets, signifying the product has qualified controls options.
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Eaton’s Cooper Lighting Business Sponsored Keynote Speaker at IES Annual
Conference. World-renowned scientist and author Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson spoke at the
Keynote Dinner.
The 2014 IES Annual Conference was recently held in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. As part of the event, Eaton’s
Cooper Lighting business sponsored the Imagination Keynote Dinner featuring Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson. Currently
the director of the New York Hayden Planetarium and recently host of the TV series Cosmos: A SpaceTime
Odyssey, Dr. Tyson gave valuable insight into how scientists work in and think about the social, political and
physical world. With wit, charm and eloquence, he will forever change the way one looks at the beauty and
grandeur of the universe. Photo by Chris Cassidy
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ENERGY STAR® Campaign: A Picture is Worth A Thousand Words Dollars
Do you have old, inefficient downlights that you would like to replace? This exciting new
campaign asks consumers to submit photos of these inefficient fixtures for a chance to
win new Halo LED downlights. A team of judges from Eaton’s Cooper Lighting business
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will select the most creative and imaginative photos for the first place award of $1,000 of
HALO LED retrofit fixtures. Two second place winners, selected randomly, will win $500
of HALO LED retrofit fixtures. Hurry, the photo contest only runs through November 30,
2014.
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DOE Releases Latest Forecast Report on Energy Savings of Solid-State Lighting
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has released its latest forecasting report Energy Savings
Forecast of Solid-State Lighting in General Illumination Applications, which estimates the energy
savings of LED white-light sources over the analysis period of 2013 to 2030. Due to declining costs and
improved performance, LED products have been seeing increased adoption for general illumination
applications. The report indicated that LED lighting is projected to gain significant market penetration
and expected to represent 48 percent of lumen-hour sales of the general-illumination market by 2020,
and 84 percent by 2030. The report, a report summary, and a companion lighting market model are
available online.
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The Demand Response Solution
A demand response lighting control strategy reduces the lighting power consumption of a building in
response to an electronic distress signal sent by a local utility. Demand response functionality is
required in all commercial buildings at least 10,000 square feet per California's Title 24-2013 and
earns credits in the LEED™ green building rating system. Most states offer a utility energy efficiency
or demand response program and Eaton’s Cooper Controls business developed the Greengate
Room Controller product with an integral demand response input, enabling communication between
the lighting control system and the utility.
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A Simple Solution for Code-Required Receptacle Control
Both IES/ASHRAE 90.1-2010 and Title 24 2013 require that certain spaces be equipped
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to turn off power to receptacles when the space is unoccupied or after business hours.
Receptacle control, also called plug load control, was not previously required by
ASHRAE 90.1 or Title 24 ratings. This new measure is aimed at reducing the amount of
electricity consumed by telephones, computers, copiers, phone chargers and countless
other office and personal devices when they are switched off or in standby mode, but
still plugged in. The Greengate™ receptacle-rated switchpack from Eaton's Cooper
Controls business is a simple and cost-effective solution for providing the newly required
receptacle control.
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Video Highlight
Eaton's Cooper Lighting at the Denver International Airport
Denver International Airport (DIA) upgraded its parking garages with McGraw-Edison LED luminaires, helping the airport to save
approximately $327,000 annually or $6.5 million over 20 years. Eaton’s Cooper Lighting is committed to the development of innovative
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New Products
Metalux Accord LED
Series
Halo RL56 900 Series
Neo-Ray 79-PF LED
Perimeter Luminaire
Halo RL56 900 Series high lumen LED
Offering up to 117 lumens per watt, the
baffle-trim modules expand application
Now available in LED, the 79-PF
high performance LED system with
capabilities where higher ceilings or
luminaire achieves a seamless,
advanced light distribution and an
higher lumen values are required. The
continuous line of light while softly
attractive appearance delivers
series is designed for new construction,
washing perimeter walls. Installed after
unprecedented energy savings, comfort
remodel and retrofit installations in 5"
the housing and wiring, the product
and aesthetics. A tool-less design
and 6"compatible recessed housings.
features the acrylic PentaFlex™
simplifies installation and maintenance.
reflector that eliminates gaps and
construction flaws for seamless
continuous runs.
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Shaper 140-P LED
Fabrique™ Series
Offered in 24", 30" and 36" nominal
diameters, the unique commercial
specification-grade LED fabric pendants
feature three overlapping fabric panels
available in 19 shade fabrics and more
than 15 painted and plated finish options
for the stem, canopy and finial.
Neo-Ray Series 22 and 23
DIP and DIW LED
Luminaires
Portfolio LSM/LSWM
WaveStream™ LED
Luminaires
Driven by advanced LED performance
Offering packages from 4,500 to 9,000
and ease of installation, the LED
lumens, the LSM/LSWM product is ideal
luminaires are now constructed using a
for high ceiling applications in retail,
one-piece extruded housing, resulting in
commercial and architectural spaces.
extraordinary straight runs. Exceeding
WaveStream LED technology provides
100 lm/W in some configurations, the
outstanding optical performance and
series seamlessly integrates with
glare control. Fixture can be ceiling-,
today’s modern building management
wall- or pendant-mount or hung by
systems.
aircraft cables.
Awards
IES Progress Report
Proudly honored annually, the IES has recognized nine of
Eaton’s Cooper Lighting LED luminaires for inclusion in the
Find a Local
Lighting Agent
2014 IES Progress Report for providing significant technical
advancement in the art and science of lighting. All the
products submitted for evaluation in the report undergo a
Find an Agent
rigorous assessment process and are judged based on their
unique qualities, optical performance, efficiency, innovative
features and overall significance to the lighting industry.
Products include:
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Trade Shows
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Indoor LED Solutions
NEO-RAY™ Index Pendant Luminaire
NOVEMBER 15 - 18
Metalux® SkyBar® High Bay Luminaire
Healthcare Design Conference
San Diego, CA
Portfolio 6-inch LED Retrofit Downlight (LD6ART)
Fail-Safe® LED Cleanroom Luminaire
www.healthcaredesignmagazine.com
Halo® Surface LED Downlight (SLD)
Sure-Lites® EUX Edge-Lit Exit Sign
NOVEMBER 18
Outdoor LED Solutions
New Jersey State of Leagues of
Municipalities Conference
Atlantic City, NJ
McGraw-Edison® Galleon® LED Area/Site Luminaire
McGraw-Edison® TopTier® LED Parking Garage and Canopy Luminaire
www.njslom.org/98thconf
Lumark® Caretaker® LED Area Luminaire
NOVEMBER 19 - 20
ELS Expo
New York, NY
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www.enterels.com
More Shows/Events
Halo SLD Surface LED Downlights Receive a 2014 Handy
Innovation Award
HANDY magazine has awarded the Halo SLD
Surface LED Downlights in the 2014 Innovation
Awards competition, honoring products that
showcase initiative, creativity, invention,
reinvention and eco-innovation.
SOURCE
Educational
Classes
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NOVEMBER 17 - 18
LED's & New Technology for
Residential Lighting
Peachtree City, GA
View Classes
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