Commercial Lighting Program
P R O G R A M G U I DE
*Manitoba Hydro is a licensee of the Trademark and Official Mark.
Commercial Lighting Program (CLP)
PROGRAM GUIDE
Table of contents
INTRODUCTION _____________________________________3
APPENDIXES
Power Smart Design Standards
A. System wattage tables _______________________________8
B. How to complete an application ___________________ 12
C. How to calculate the lighting energy savings _____ 30
HOW TO PARTICIPATE ____________________________4
PROGRAM GUIDELINES AND POLICIES ______5
Customer eligibility
Project eligibility
Product eligibility
Installation requirements
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INTRODUCTION
Manitoba Hydro’s Commercial Lighting Program (CLP)
is available to Manitoba Hydro’s Electrical General Service
Rate customers in the commercial and industrial sectors.
The CLP offers incentives for both prescriptive and custom
installations of energy efficient lighting systems.
If you have questions about the Commercial Lighting
Program, contact your Manitoba Hydro account
representative or:
Power Smart Design Standards
Power Smart Design Standards are for new and renovated
commercial buildings, and cover most energy-related systems
in the building, including: insulation, windows/doors, air barrier,
lighting, heating, ventilation, air conditioning, heated service
water, electric power, and parking lots. Incentives are available
for several products or systems that meet or exceed these
standards.
The Power Smart New Buildings Program provides
technical guidance and financial incentives for designing,
constructing, and operating new, energy efficient buildings
in Manitoba.
Call 204-360-3676 (Winnipeg) or 1-888-624-9376
Email powersmartforbusiness@hydro.mb.ca or visit
hydro.mb.ca/power_smart_for_business/lighting.shtml
All new commercial construction projects in Manitoba
are eligible for incentives and building designation through
the Power Smart New Buildings Program.
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HOW TO PARTICIPATE
Pre-approval is required before purchasing lighting
equipment in order to be eligible for an incentive.
Projects that begin before pre-approval are not eligible
for incentives.
7. Lighting purchase and installation
Purchase and install the new lighting within one year
(12 months) of pre-approval by the Manitoba Hydro
account representative.
1. Determine lighting requirements
Consult an electrical contractor, lighting designer,
or your Manitoba Hydro account representative for
assistance.
8. Completion paperwork
Send your Manitoba Hydro account representative the
following completion paperwork after the lighting is
installed and operational:
2. Complete application
Submit the completed application with the appropriate
lighting layouts and specification sheets, including type
of product(s) and quantity of fixtures.
Incomplete applications will result in delays and may
be returned.
• Certificate of Inspection (within Winnipeg) or
Certificate of Approval (outside Winnipeg)
• Filled-out Completion Declaration
(blank supplied by Manitoba Hydro)
• Filled-out Completion Questionnaire
(blank supplied by Manitoba Hydro)
3. Application review
Your Manitoba Hydro account representative reviews
the application. Custom applications are forwarded to
Manitoba Hydro’s Lighting Program Engineer for review
and approval.
• Itemized invoice(s) detailing:
- product costs (separate from design, labour,
and taxes);
- product model details;
- date of purchase;
- vendor’s name.
4. Pre-inspection
Your Manitoba Hydro account representative conducts
a walk-through of the facility to verify the existing
lighting.
If invoices do not meet Manitoba Hydro
requirements, then payment of the incentive
will be delayed.
5. Make any necessary changes
Contact your Manitoba Hydro account representative
to modify the original application. Manitoba Hydro must
pre-approve any changes to the application.
6. Project authorization
Your Manitoba Hydro account representative issues
pre-approval for purchase and installation of energy
efficient lighting.
The incentive is based upon the equipment installed
and the work performed.
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9. Post-inspection
Your Manitoba Hydro account representative conducts
a post-inspection to confirm that
all products were installed in accordance with the preapproved application. The incentive is subject to change
if the equipment installed differs from the application.
10. Cheque processing
Your Manitoba Hydro account representative arranges
for payment to be issued.
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PROGRAM GUIDELINES AND POLICIES
Customer eligibility
Project eligibility
To be eligible for a financial incentive, your company must:
To determine which application is required, refer to the
information below:
• Be a Manitoba Hydro customer billed at the Electrical
General Service Rate;
• Use the lighting system in a commercial, not residential
(e.g. individual apartment) capacity;
• Renovation: A lighting project in a previously lit area
of an existing building, except:
- Farm shops/workshops that do not operate as
a primary business on a daily business.
• Have lighting fixtures permanently installed in the
facility;
• Operate the lighting system for a minimum of 2,000
hours per year to be eligible for posted incentives.
Lighting operation between 1,000 and 1,999 hours per
year may qualify for prorated incentives;
• Be the end user of the lighting (i.e. not a lighting vendor,
manufacturer, or installer);
- Attics, boiler/electrical/mechanical rooms, crawl
spaces, and similar storage spaces, which are only
eligible for occupancy sensors.
• New construction: Outdoor lighting measures only.
Consult your Manitoba Hydro account representative
to determine the “base case” lighting system for custom
measure incentives.
1.
Supply Manitoba Hydro with all the required
information, including photometric information,
scaled fixture layouts, and product specification
sheets upon request. Failure to do so will delay the
approval process.
2.
Purchase and install your lighting after Manitoba
Hydro approves your application.
3.
Only use products from Manitoba Hydro’s Eligible
Product List or those approved by Manitoba Hydro’s
Lighting Program Engineer.
4.
Refer to the input power that is listed on the Eligible
Product List to determine the appropriate wattages
of the proposed products. For custom measures,
refer to the System Wattage Tables (starting on
page 8). These wattages have been standardized
for the various product types.
• Keep the lighting installed, as specified on the
application, for a minimum of three years after the
date of the incentive payment.
Note: If your company has received financial assistance,
either in whole or in part, for the lighting installation from
any federal, provincial, or other Manitoba Hydro energy
efficiency funding programs, it may not be eligible under
this Program. Contact Manitoba Hydro for more details.
If your company fails to comply with these terms and
conditions or any other requirement of Manitoba Hydro,
then upon notice from Manitoba Hydro, your incentive
will be cancelled. If the incentive has already been paid
to your company, then you must repay Manitoba Hydro
the entire amount of the incentive in a manner as
required by Manitoba Hydro, and at Manitoba Hydro’s sole
discretion (which may include addition of such amount
to your company’s energy and/or loan account(s) with
Manitoba Hydro).
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5.
All incentives are limited to 100 per cent of the
actual cost of the lighting equipment paid for by the
recipient of the incentives, including taxes (excluding
design and labour costs).
Light meter measurements of the existing installation
will not be used since these levels are largely
impacted by the age of the lamps, the regularity of
fixture cleaning, etc., which may result in light meter
readings that are much lower than that of a properly
maintained system.
The maximum eligible incentive is $250,000 for all
electrical measures included in your lighting project.
If an incentive is assigned by a customer to the vendor
or installer of the lighting, the incentive is limited
to the actual cost of the lighting equipment to the
vendor or installer (as opposed to the cost of the
lighting equipment to the customer).
Manitoba Hydro reserves the right to verify
the accuracy of cost information of the lighting
equipment, and your company, the vendor, and
installer must fully cooperate to Manitoba Hydro’s
satisfaction, failing which, the incentive may be
cancelled.
6.
7.
10. Manitoba Hydro reserves the right to hire an
independent third party to analyze lighting design
proposals.
Product eligibility
1.
Doubling-up on incentives is not permitted. Your
company may only apply for one incentive per
technology.
All eligible products must meet the CLP’s technical
specifications. Always refer to the Eligible Product List
for eligibility.
2.
Projects that are not eligible for renovation incentives
include inefficient lighting technologies [incandescent,
Mercury Vapour (MV), etc.] that were installed
after April 1, 2000, in newly constructed buildings;
additions to existing buildings; and lighting installed in
a previously unlit area of an existing building.
Lighting must be new, approved by the Canadian
Standards Association (CSA), or certified by an
accredited independent organization, and must
conform to CSA standards.
3.
Lighting must adhere to IES recommendations,
guidelines, and calculation procedures. Manitoba
Hydro’s approval and payment of the incentive does
not ensure that IES standards have been met. It is the
responsibility of the customer, vendor, or installer to
ensure that the lighting adheres to the appropriate
design standards. The incentive may be revoked if any
of the eligibility criteria has been violated.
4.
With respect to the eligible product types, see the
Incentives sheet for eligible technologies, and the
following should be noted:
8.
In retrofit situations where an appreciable portion of
the existing lighting is inoperative, Manitoba Hydro
reserves the right to limit lighting power density and
incentives to the active portion only.
9.
In renovations where the customer is applying for
a custom incentive, demand reduction is calculated
by comparing the equivalent light levels of existing
and proposed lighting systems. For existing light
levels, the mean lumens of a properly maintained
system are used to determine the appropriate light
levels. For mean lumens of each technology, refer
to the Lamp Ratings Tables in the Technical
Specification Guide.
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Customers will not receive incentives for demand
reduction that results from reducing light levels
beyond those recommended by the Illuminating
Engineering Society (IES).
• T8 fluorescent lighting systems – 2’, 3’, 4’, and
8’ systems with electronic ballasts (standard,
premium, or dimmable) are eligible. U-Tube designs
are also acceptable. Back-to-back tandem wiring
of 4’ lamps into 8’ fixtures is acceptable. Remote
Master-Slave wiring is not allowed.
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Other LED technologies may be eligible for custom
incentives. Contact Manitoba Hydro for more
details.
• T5 fluorescent lighting systems – New fixtures
with T5 electronic ballasts [T5, T5 High Output
(HO), or dimmable] are eligible. Remote MasterSlave wiring is not allowed.
• Occupancy sensors – Principle of operation must
be based on passive infrared energy, ultrasonic
energy response, or a combination of both.
• Compact Fluorescent (CF) lighting systems –
Permanent hard-wired systems and screw-in
lamps must have High Power Factor (HPF)
electronic ballasts only, either in a new fixture
or as a retrofit kit.
• Specialty lamps – 4’ fluorescent systems with
electronic ballasts and Manitoba Hydro lamps
are eligible for incentives, provided they meet
performance criteria as outlined in the Technical
Specification Guide. Non-permanent conversions,
such as self-ballasted HID lamps, plug-in LEDs,
etc., may be eligible for incentives of up to $1,000
per kilowatt saved, based on the life of the lamp.
Contact Manitoba Hydro for more details.
• Light Emitting Diode (LED) exit signs –
Permanent hard-wired LED exit signs are eligible
as new fixtures only. Retrofit hard-wired LEDs may
be considered under special circumstances.
• High Intensity Discharge (HID) lighting systems –
Standard / probe start (quartz) Metal Halide (MH)
and High Pressure Sodium (HPS) lighting systems
must replace incandescent, quartz, or MV lamps.
Pulse start (quartz and ceramic) MH systems
are eligible.
Installation requirements
1.
Lighting must meet the requirements of the Manitoba
Electrical Code, all pertinent bylaws, be acceptable
to the inspection authorities that have jurisdiction,
and have a Certificate of Inspection (within Winnipeg)
or Certificate of Approval (outside Winnipeg).
2.
The lighting must be installed and operational in the
customer’s premises within one year of Manitoba
Hydro’s approval. If the installation deadline cannot
be met, then contact your Manitoba Hydro account
representative to request an extension.
3.
It is the customer’s responsibility to dispose of all
hazardous materials (including PCBs) in accordance
with all applicable government regulations.
4.
Lighting products that are removed from the
Manitoba Hydro system will not be resold, except for
scrap purposes, nor will they be installed elsewhere.
5.
For exterior lighting, luminaires must not be installed
and aimed in a manner so as to cause glare onto
neighbouring properties, streets, or highways.
All MH fixtures must be totally enclosed
for safety.
• LED technologies – Illuminating channel letters
where LED string is replacing neon or neon/
mercury tubes, and backlit fascia or box signs as
well as pylon signs where LED string is replacing
T12 HO/T12 fluorescent are eligible. Be sure to:
- include information on the existing system;
- indicate whether the sign is single-sided or
double-sided;
- include a drawing of the sign that also indicates
the dimensions;
- illustrate where the LEDs are to be installed
inside the sign;
- provide technical specifications, including power
per foot, of the LEDs to be installed.
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APPENDIX A – SYSTEM WATTAGE TABLES
NOMINAL WATTAGES – T12 AND T8 FLUORESCENT LIGHTING SYSTEMS
T8 systems
Lamp
length
2-foot
systems
3-foot
systems
4-foot
systems
8-foot
slimline
8-foot
HO
8-foot
VHO
Number of
lamps
Normal light
T12 systems
Low light
Magnetic
Electronic
Magnetic
Electronic
1
26
25
18
21
16
2
54
44
33
37
26
3
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
40
4
108*
88*
62
55
52
1
37
33
25
28
24
2
61
60
49
50
40
3
N/A
80
66
66
58
4
122*
100
88
83
75
1
41
37
32
31
28
2
74
71
59
59
49
3
115
108
87
N/A
73
4
148*
142*
112
118*
98
1
75
N/A
70
N/A
N/A
2
135
N/A
110
N/A
100
3
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
4
270
N/A
220*
N/A
N/A
1
107
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
2
205
N/A
160
N/A
N/A
3
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
4
410*
N/A
320*
N/A
N/A
1
230
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
2
420
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
3
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
4
840*
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
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NOMINAL WATTAGES – T5 FLUORESCENT LIGHTING SYSTEMS (CRI = 84%)
Lamp
length
Lamp wattage
(W)
2-foot
systems
14
3-foot
systems
21
4-foot
systems
28
5-foot
systems
35
2-foot
HO
24
3-foot
HO
39
4-foot
HO
Number of lamps
Fixture wattage
(including ballast)
(W)
Rated life
(hours)
Mean lumens
(lm)
Mean efficacy
(lm/W)
1
18
20,000
1,267
70
2
34
20,000
2,534
75
1
25
20,000
1,976
79
2
50
20,000
3,952
79
1
33
20,000
2,724
83
2
65
20,000
5,448
84
1
40
20,000
3,425
86
2
80
20,000
6,850
86
1
28
20,000
1,880
67
2
52
20,000
3,760
72
1
42
20,000
3,290
78
2
86
20,000
6,580
77
1
62
20,000
4,700
76
2
120
20,000
9,400
78
3
180
20,000
14,100
78
4
237
20,000
18,800
79
1
89
20,000
6,580
74
2
180
20,000
13,160
73
54
5-foot
HO
80
Notes:
CBCP
Centre Beam Candle Power
HO
High Output
CRI
Color Rendering Index
VHO
Very High Output
Watts
Lumens per Watt
lm
cd
Lumens
Candela
Units:
W
lm/W
NOMINAL WATTAGES – HARD-WIRED COMPACT FLUORESCENT (CF) LIGHTING SYSTEMS (CRI = 82%)
Number of lamps
Fixture wattage
(including ballast)
(W)
Rated life
(hours)
Mean lumens
(lm)
Mean efficacy
(lm/W)
Equivalent
incandescent
(W)
1
17
11,000
765
45
60
2
32
11,000
1,530
48
100
1
21
11,000
1,024
49
75
2
38
11,000
2,048
54
100–150
1
28
11,000
1,506
54
100
2
55
11,000
3,012
55
200
32
1
34
11,000
1,985
58
150
42
1
46
11,000
2,721
59
150
Lamp wattage
(W)
13
18
26
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NOMINAL WATTAGES – SCREW-IN COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS (CFLs) (CRI = 82%)
Lamp wattage
(W)
Number of lamps
Fixture wattage
(including ballast)
(W)
Rated life
(hours)
Mean lumens
(lm)
Mean efficacy
(lm/W)
Equivalent
incandescent
(W)
11
1
15
1
11
8,000
510
46
40
15
10,000
713
48
60
20
1
20
8,000
1,032
52
75
23
1
23
8,000
1,247
54
90
27
1
27
10,000
1,505
56
100
42
1
42
10,000
2,275
54
150
NOMINAL WATTAGES – INCANDESCENT LAMPS
Lamp wattage
(W)
Rated life
(hours)
Mean lumens
(lm)
Mean efficacy
(lm/W)
60
1,000
833
14
75
750
1,140
15
100
750
1,644
16
150
750
2,674
18
200
750
3,658
18
300
750
5,686
19
500
1,000
9,189
18
750
1,000
16,188
22
1,000
1,000
22,553
23
NOMINAL WATTAGES – HALOGEN PAR (SPOTLIGHT) LAMPS
Lamp wattage
(W)
Rated life
(hours)
Mean lumens
(lm)
Mean efficacy
(lm/W)
CBCP
(cd)
45
2,667
516
11
7,933
60
3,000
776
13
13,947
75
2,500
1,017
14
17,067
90
2,500
1,257
14
17,833
100
2,250
1,425
14
22,000
120
2,750
1,758
15
20,250
250
4,350
3,420
14
43,250
500
4,000
7,980
16
87,500
1,000
4,000
18,430
18
178,333
NOMINAL WATTAGES – HALOGEN DOUBLE-ENDED LAMPS
Lamp wattage
(W)
Rated life
(hours)
Mean lumens
(lm)
Mean efficacy
(lm/W)
100
1,833
1,536
15
150
1,833
2,280
15
300
2,000
5,415
18
500
2,000
9,120
18
1,000
2,333
20,266
20
1,500
2,000
31,999
21
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NOMINAL WATTAGES – HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE (HID) LIGHTING SYSTEMS
System type
Number of
lamps
Lamp wattage
(W)
Fixture wattage
(including ballast) (W)
CRI
(%)
Rated life
(hours)
Mean lumens
(lm)
Mean
efficacy
(lm/W)
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
50
75
100
175
175
250
250
400
400
1,000
1,000
100
150
175
250
400
1,000
1,500
50
70
100
150
175
250
320
350
400
750
1,000
50
70
100
150
250
250
400
35
50
70
100
150
200
250
400
600
1,000
65
95
125
215
430
295
570
455
890
1,065
2,130
140
190
220
300
470
1,100
1,600
70
95
135
190
210
290
370
400
455
825
1,080
70
100
135
190
300
300
470
45
70
97
135
190
240
300
470
675
1,080
45
45
45 (21)
45 (19)
45 (19)
45 (21)
45 (21)
45 (21)
45 (21)
45 (21)
45 (21)
75
70
65
65
65
65
67
68
70
70
70
67
65
64
64
64
65
65
85
84
84
87
94
85
85
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
24,000
24,000
24,000
24,000
24,000
24,000
24,000
24,000
24,000
24,000
24,000
15,000
12,500
10,000
10,000
20,000
14,000
3,000
13,333
14,000
15,000
15,000
15,000
16,250
20,000
20,000
20,000
16,000
13,500
10,000
14,500
15,000
11,000
15,000
15,000
15,000
20,000
24,000
24,000
24,000
24,000
24,000
24,000
24,000
24,000
24,000
1,260
2,025
3,225 (3,038)
7,080 (7,127)
14,160 (14,254)
10,015 (9,788)
20,030 (19,576)
17,225 (16,950)
34,450 (33,900)
44,050 (43,325)
88,100 (86,650)
5,800
8,300
9,200
14,375
23,600
81,800
140,000
1,900
3,433
5,742
9,533
12,733
18,156
21,800
26,350
31,380
60,000
92,075
2,750
4,462
6,975
10,750
19,200
19,125
28,900
2,031
3,600
5,512
8,413
14,050
19,665
25,750
45,000
81,000
122,000
19
21
26 (24)
33 (33)
33 (33)
34 (33)
35 (34)
38 (37)
39 (38)
41 (41)
41 (41)
41
44
42
48
50
74
88
27
36
43
50
61
63
59
66
69
73
85
39
45
52
57
64
64
61
45
51
57
62
74
82
86
96
120
113
MV coated lamps
(clear in brackets)
Probe start
(quartz)
MH
Pulse start
(quartz)
MH
Pulse start
(ceramic)
MH
Pulse start (ceramic)
MH - HPS rated
HPS
Notes:
HPS
High Pressure Sodium
MH
Metal Halide
MV
Mercury Vapour
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APPENDIX B – HOW TO COMPLETE AN APPLICATION
PF2956(1)/f Rev 13 11
DATA ENTRY USE ONLY
COMMERCIAL LIGHTING PROGRAM
RENOVATIONS APPLICATION
CUSTOMER INFORMATION
DISBURSEMENTS USE ONLY
PAYEE CODE
INSTALLER INFORMATION
Business name
Company name
Mailing address
Mailing address
ABC Commercial Company
456 Some Street
PROVINCE
Anytown
POSTAL CODE
PROVINCE
CITY / TOWN
MB A2B 1C3
Anytown
Contact name
Email address
Contact name
Telephone no.
Fax no.
Telephone no.
John Smith
jsmith@mail.com
(204) 555-1234
1
CBA Electrical Company
123 Any Street
CITY / TOWN
Application no.
PSL
CH
R1B 2C3
Email address
Joe Builder
cbaelectric@mail.com
(204) 555-4567
(204) 555-1111
POSTAL CODE
MB
Fax no.
(204) 555-7890
PROJECT SITE INFORMATION
Building use description
GST registration no.
Office and warehouse
2
CITY / TOWN
Building address (if different from Customer mailing address)
EXPECTED
START
yyyy
mm
dd
2013 04 01
EXPECTED
COMPLETION
yyyy
POSTAL CODE
dd Manitoba Hydro account no.
mm
7654321 6123456
2013 05 30
CUSTOMER ACKNOWLEDGMENT
(Read cover page of this Application before signing.)
PROVINCE
3
Signed by (Customer)
I, the Customer, have read and understood the Agreement and
the Program Eligibility Criteria printed on the cover page of this
Application. I agree to the listed terms and conditions and warrant
that I fully qualify and have complied with such terms and conditions.
I am also applying for the Power Smart* for Business PAYS
Financing Program.
Print name
Print title
yyyy
mm
dd
2013 03 30
John Smith
Owner
Personal information is being collected under the authority Program Activity and The Manitoba Hydro Act. The purpose is to provide incentives to commercial customers for upgrading their lighting and to acquire specific related information to
calculate energy and demand savings resulting from the program. Other uses and disclosures may be to participating contractors, electronic system for program tracking, Public Utilities Board for statistical reporting, external auditors as part
of a sample audit, government entities for reporting purposes and Manitoba Hydro officials on a “need to know” basis. The personal information is protected by the Protection of Privacy provisions of The Freedom of Information and Protection of
Privacy Act. If you have any questions about the collection, contact Power Smart for Business at Manitoba Hydro, PO BOX 815 STN MAIN, Winnipeg MB R3C 2P4 or telephone 1-204-360-3676.
CHEQUE PAYMENT INFORMATION (Read the back of this Application before signing.)
Payee name
4
CBA Electrical Company
Cheque mailing address
TOTAL INCENTIVE
PAYABLE
CITY / TOWN
PROVINCE
456 Some Street Anytown
POSTAL CODE
MB
A1B 2C3
40,474 50
$
(subject to final inspection
and submission of invoices)
5
VOLUNTARY ASSIGNMENT* (Do not sign if Incentive is to be paid to Customer.)
I, the Customer, do hereby irrevocably direct and authorize Manitoba
Hydro to pay the Incentive to the vendor or Installer named in the
box titled “CHEQUE PAYMENT INFORMATION”.
Signed by (Customer)
yyyy
6
mm
dd
2013 03 30
*NOTE: Manitoba Hydro reserves the right to apply the Incentive first to any outstanding account balances or loans of the Customer and to pay the balance,
if any, to the vendor or Installer to whom the Customer has assigned the Incentive.
STATUS
MANITOBA HYDRO USE ONLY
Receipt (R)
Post-Inspection (R)
Tech review (BES)
Receipt (MP)
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PAYS AGREEMENT
NO.
Disbursements
DUE DATE
Cheque no.
yyyy
mm
dd
Cheque amount ($)
Payment authorized by (Program Coordinator)
yyyy
mm
dd
Approved by (Marketing Programs Manager)
yyyy
mm
dd
Approved by (Group Manager Financial Services)
yyyy
mm
dd
mm dd
CHEQUE DELIVERY INSTRUCTION (Refer to P95 for Cheque Delivery Code)
Cheque delivery code
7
yyyy
Name
Incent. Bkdwn.
Cost Element
Order No.
Activity Code
Net Amt
720610
230522
0220
AMOUNT
$
Tax Code 1G
DISTRIBUTION:
12
PINK – Manitoba Hydro
BLUE – Customer
* Manitoba Hydro is a licensee of the Trademark and Official Mark.
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The front application page is identical for renovation and new construction (outdoor lighting measures only) applications
and must be completed in full.
1.
The installer information is required in case there are questions about the equipment being installed.
2.
Enter the address of the building where the installation is taking place. Include the project start and completion dates,
even if they are estimates.
3.
The customer must sign this section and also indicate if they are applying for Power Smart* for Business
PAYS Financing. Information required for this section includes: customer’s signature, printed name, title, and marked
check box if PAYS application was submitted. Read the Terms and Conditions on the back of the application form.
4.
The incentive can be assigned to a vendor or installer. Indicate the name and mailing address of the individual
or organization that should receive the cheque.
5.
The total incentive payable comes from the summary of measure incentives (directly following this page).
6.
If the cheque is to be assigned to the vendor or installer, the customer must authorize this with a signature in this box.
7.
Your Manitoba Hydro account representative must verify the application for completeness and eligibility before
forwarding it to the Marketing Programs department.
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PF2956(2) Rev 13 11
Application no.
COMMERCIAL LIGHTING PROGRAM
RENOVATIONS – SUMMARY OF MEASURE INCENTIVES
PSL
NOTE: See the Eligible Product List to match your product designation into your application’s proposed system.
Complete this page last.
TOTAL MEASURE INCENTIVES
1. T8 Fluorescent Lighting Systems
1. $
3,255.00
2. T8 Energy Efficient (EE) Lamps
2. $
37.50
3. T5 Energy Efficient (EE) Lamps
3. $
15.00
4. LED Screw-in Lamps
4. $
2,000.00
5. T5 Fluorescent Lighting Systems
5. $
900.00
6. Compact Fluorescent (CF) Lighting Systems
6. $
692.00
7. Metal Halide (MH) Energy Efficient (EE) Lamps
7. $
125.00
8. LED Exit Signs
8. $
900.00
9. Occupancy Sensors
9. $
550.00
10. LED Backlit Signage
10. $
4,500.00
11. Custom Option
11. $
27,500.00
$
40,474.50
TOTAL INCENTIVE PAYABLE
(carry this total to front of Application)
8
9
* Manitoba Hydro is a licensee of the Trademark and Official Mark.
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The summary of measure incentives page is filled out in the same manner for both renovation and new
construction (outdoor lighting measures only) applications.
8.
The incentive for each measure is summarized on this form. Incentives for each measure are calculated and brought
forth from the measure incentive calculations pages.
9.
This total is carried forward to the front application sheet.
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PF2956(3) Rev 13 11
Application no.
COMMERCIAL LIGHTING PROGRAM
RENOVATIONS – MEASURE INCENTIVE CALCULATIONS
PSL
1. T8 FLUORESCENT LIGHTING SYSTEMS
EXISTING SYSTEM
LAMPS/
FIXTURE
LOCATION
Lunchroom
Office
10
4 FOOT
T12 SYSTEM
WATTS/ FIXTURE
(including lamps)
TYPE
FIXTURE QUANTITY
2
77 W
4
154 W
15
48
W
Warehouse
8 FOOT
T12 SYSTEM
2
Slimline
138 W
2
HO
216 W
56
W
W
INCANDESCENT
or other, specify:
W
NOTE: Fixture must be on Manitoba Hydro Eligible Product List to be eligible for incentive.
PROPOSED FIXTURE
NIGHT
LIGHT
QUANTITY*
LAMPS
MANUFACTURER
MODEL NO.
No./
fixture
FIXTURE
Fixture
style
Length
INCENTIVE
Fixture
Category**
quantity
Incentive/
fixture***
Total
11 ø
Acme Lights
T8F-PRL-2
2
4
ft.
RL 15
P
x$
20.00
=$
300.00
5
Acme Lights
T8F-PSL-4
4
4
ft.
SL 48
P
x$
20.00
=$
960.00
ø
Acme Lights
T8F-PPA-2
2
8
ft.
PA
P
x$
20.00
=$
1,120.00
ft.
13
12
56
x$
=$
TOTAL MEASURE INCENTIVE
A $
2,380.00
4,160
ANNUAL HOURS OF OPERATION
14
h
NOTES:
1. Eligible ELECTRONIC ballasts MUST be used.
2. Ballast must be on Manitoba Hydro Eligible Product List to be eligible for incentive.
PROPOSED BALLAST
LAMPS
FIXTURE
INCENTIVE
NIGHT
LIGHT
QUANTITY*
MANUFACTURER
MODEL NO.
ø
Acme Lights
T8B-P-60-2
P
120 V 60 W 2
4 ft.
1
15
x$
5.00
=$
75.00
5
Acme Lights
T8B-P-120-4
P
120 V 120 W 4
4 ft.
2
48
x$
5.00
=$
240.00
ø
Acme Lights
T8B-P-120-8
P
120 V 120 W 2
8
1
56
x$
10.00
=$
560.00
CATEGORY** VOLTAGE
V
12
INPUT
POWER
No./
fixture
Length
W
Ballasts/ Fixture
fixture quantity
ft.
ft.
Incentive/
fixture***
Total
x$
TOTAL MEASURE INCENTIVE
=$
B $
875.00
4,160
ANNUAL HOURS OF OPERATION
A
$
FIXTURE TOTAL
2,380.00
B
+$
BALLAST TOTAL
875.00
AB
=$
h
14
TOTAL
3,255.00
TOTAL MEASURE INCENTIVE
1. $
3,255.00
15
*Please indicate night light quantity: number of lights on for 24 hours per day, seven days per week for safety or security reasons.
**Please indicate category: Premium (P) or Standard (S).
***Please refer to Incentives sheet for incentive amount.
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Only renovation application forms have a page for T8 fluorescent lighting systems.
10. Provide room name or brief description of the area.
11. Indicate the quantity of “night lights” that operate for 24 hours per day, seven days per week for safety or security
reasons. The “night light” information is used strictly for tracking energy savings and is not a factor in the calculation
of financial incentives.
12. Although the incentive is paid on a per fixture basis, under proposed system, ensure that manufacturer name
and model number of the fixture and/or ballast respectively are on the Eligible Product List and recorded.
13. Indicate appropriate fixture style by using the following abbreviations:
SL
– strip luminaires
SLR – strip luminaires with reflector
WL – wrap luminaires
RL
– recessed luminaires
CBL – cross blade luminaires
PA
– parabolics
RI
– reflectored individual lamp/lensed luminaires
14. Enter the lighting system’s annual hours of operation. The total annual hours of operation must be a minimum
of 2,000 hours to be eligible for posted incentives. Lighting operation between 1,000 and 1,999 hours per year may
qualify for prorated incentives.
15. The total measure incentive is carried forward to the summary of measure incentives page.
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PF2956(4) Rev 13 11
Application no.
COMMERCIAL LIGHTING PROGRAM
RENOVATIONS – MEASURE INCENTIVE CALCULATIONS
PSL
2. T8 ENERGY EFFICIENT (EE) LAMPS
PROPOSED SYSTEM
LAMPS
NIGHT
LIGHT
QUANTITY*
16
ø
LOCATION
Manufacturer
Back Room
INCENTIVE
Model no.
Watts
18
17
Quantity
25 W 25
Acme Lights T8EEL-25-5
Incentive/
lamp**
x$
Total
1.50
=$
W
x$
=$
W
x$
=$
TOTAL MEASURE INCENTIVE
2. $
37.50
37.50
19
4,160
ANNUAL HOURS OF OPERATION
20
h
3. T5 ENERGY EFFICIENT (EE) LAMPS
PROPOSED SYSTEM
LAMPS
NIGHT
LIGHT
QUANTITY*
16
ø
LOCATION
Assembly
Manufacturer
INCENTIVE
Model no.
Watts
49 W 15
Acme Lights T5EEL-49-9
17
18
Incentive/
lamp**
Quantity
x$
Total
1.00
=$
W
x$
=$
W
x$
=$
TOTAL MEASURE INCENTIVE
3. $
15.00
15.00
19
4,160
ANNUAL HOURS OF OPERATION
h
20
4. LED SCREW-IN LAMPS
EXISTING SYSTEM
SYSTEM 1
LOCATION
LAMP TYPE
17
Lobby
Retail Space
SYSTEM 2
Watts
Quantity
Incandescent
100 W
25
Screw-in CFL
W
50 W
Halogen
15
Watts
SYSTEM 3
Quantity
Watts
Quantity
W
W
W
W
75 W 30
W
PROPOSED SYSTEM
NIGHT
LIGHT
QUANTITY*
16
LAMPS
LOCATION
ø
Lobby
ø
Retail Space
Manufacturer
Model no.
INCENTIVE
Rated
Quantity
Lamp Hours
Watts
Acme Lights ABC-LED 20
18
Acme Lights ABC-LED MR7
20
Acme Lights ABC-LED 14
Incentive/
lamp**
Total
35
875
W
50,000
25
x$
7
W
25,000
15
x$
15
=$
225
14
W
50,000
30
x$
30
=$
900
TOTAL MEASURE INCENTIVE
ANNUAL HOURS OF OPERATION
=$
4. $
2,000.00 19
3,000
h
20
*Please indicate night light quantity: number of lights on for 24 hours per day, seven days per week for safety or security reasons.
**Please refer to Incentives sheet for incentive amount.
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Only renovation application forms have a page for T8 and T5 energy efficient (EE) lamps as well as
LED screw-in lamps.
16. Indicate the quantity of “night lights” that operate for 24 hours per day, seven days per week for safety or security
reasons. The “night light” information is used strictly for tracking energy savings and is not a factor in the calculation
of financial incentives.
17. Provide room name or brief description of the area.
18. Ensure that the manufacturer name and model number of the lamps are on the Eligible Product List
and recorded.
19. The total measure incentive is carried forward to the summary of measure incentives page.
20. Enter the lighting system’s annual hours of operation. The total annual hours of operation must be a minimum
of 2,000 hours to be eligible for posted incentives. Lighting operation between 1,000 and 1,999 hours per year may
qualify for prorated incentives.
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PF2956(5) Rev 13 11
Application no.
COMMERCIAL LIGHTING PROGRAM
RENOVATIONS – MEASURE INCENTIVE CALCULATIONS
PSL
5. T5 FLUORESCENT LIGHTING SYSTEMS
EXISTING SYSTEM
LAMPS/
FIXTURE
LOCATION
4 FOOT
T12 SYSTEM
WATTS/FIXTURE
(including lamps)
TYPE
FIXTURE QUANTITY
2
77 W
4
154 W
W
8 FOOT
T12 SYSTEM
2
Slimline
138 W
2
HO
216 W
W
MV
Warehouse
HID TYPE
1
21
W
Probe Start MH
470 W
Pulse Start MH
W
HPS
W
10
W
W
INCANDESCENT
or other, specify:
W
W
NOTE: Eligible ELECTRONIC ballasts MUST be used.
PROPOSED SYSTEM
NIGHT
LIGHT
QUANTITY*
22 ø
BALLAST
Manufacturer
Acme Lights
23
Model no.
T5FLS-LH-60
Category**
LH
120
LAMPS
No./
Length
fixture
Input
power
Voltage
6
FIXTURE
Ballasts/ Fixture
fixture quantity
4 ft.
2
10
INCENTIVE
Incentive/
fixture***
V
360W
V
W
ft.
x$
=$
V
W
ft.
x$
=$
V
W
ft.
x$
=$
V
W
ft.
x$
=$
V
W
ft.
x$
=$
x$
90
Total
TOTAL MEASURE INCENTIVE
=$
5. $
ANNUAL HOURS OF OPERATION
900.00
900.00
4,160
24
h
25
*Please indicate night light quantity: number of lights on for 24 hours per day, seven days per week for safety or security reasons.
**Please indicate category: Low Harmonics (LH) or Standard Harmonics (SH).
***Please refer to Incentives sheet for incentive amount.
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21. Provide room name or brief description of the area.
22. Indicate the quantity of “night lights” that operate for 24 hours per day, seven days per week for safety or security
reasons. The “night light” information is used strictly for tracking energy savings and is not a factor in the calculation
of financial incentives.
23. Although the incentive is paid on a per fixture basis, under proposed system, ensure that manufacturer name and
model number of the ballasts are on the Eligible Product List and recorded.
24. The total measure incentive is carried forward to the summary of measure incentives page.
25. Enter the lighting system’s annual hours of operation. The total annual hours of operation should be a minimum
of 2,000 hours to be eligible for posted incentives. Lighting operation between 1,000 and 1,999 hours per year may
qualify for prorated incentives.
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PF2956(6) Rev 13 11
Application no.
COMMERCIAL LIGHTING PROGRAM
RENOVATIONS – MEASURE INCENTIVE CALCULATIONS
PSL
6. COMPACT FLUORESCENT (CF) LIGHTING SYSTEMS
EXISTING SYSTEM
LOCATION
26
FIXTURE OR LAMP TYPE
100
Incandescent
Washroom
Screw-in CFL
Hallway
FIXTURE OR LAMP
QUANTITY
LAMP WATTS
24
W
W
Wall sconce
60
10
W
Hard-Wired CFs
NOTE: Eligible HPF/ELECTRONIC ballasts MUST be used.
PROPOSED SYSTEM
BALLAST
NIGHT
LIGHT
QUANTITY*
ø
27
Manufacturer
LAMPS
Model no.
Acme Lights
Category**
HWCF-13-1
LH
Input
power
Voltage
No./
fixture
120 V 16 W
28
Watts/
lamp
Length
1
FIXTURE
QUANTITY
13 W 10
ft.
INCENTIVE
Incentive/
fixture or kit***
x$
50.00
Total
V
W
ft.
W
x$
=$
V
W
ft.
W
x$
=$
TOTAL MEASURE INCENTIVE
500.00
=$
500.00
A $
4,160
ANNUAL HOURS OF OPERATION
h
30
Screw-in CFLs
PROPOSED SYSTEM
NIGHT
LIGHT
QUANTITY*
27 ø
LAMPS
Manufacturer
INCENTIVE
Model no.
Acme Lights
Watts
SICFL-23-1
Quantity
23 W
28
24
Incentive/
lamp***
x$
x$
=$
W
x$
=$
ANNUAL HOURS OF OPERATION
$
HARD-WIRED CFs TOTAL B
500.00
+$
SCREW-IN CFLs TOTAL
192.00
AB
=$
***If you have previously installed screw-in CFLs, please
state the installation date (year and month).
PSL
***If you have previously received an incentive for
installing screw-in CFLs, please state the application no.
8.00 = $ 192.00
W
TOTAL MEASURE INCENTIVE
A
Total
B $
192.00
4,160
30
h
TOTAL
692.00
yyyy
TOTAL MEASURE INCENTIVE
692.00
6. $
mm
31
32
*Please indicate night light quantity: number of lights on for 24 hours per day, seven days per week for safety or security reasons.
**Please indicate category: Low Harmonics (LH) or Standard Harmonics (SH).
***Please refer to Incentives sheet for incentive amount.
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Only renovation applications have a page for Compact Fluorescent (CF) lighting systems.
26. Provide room name or brief description of the area.
27. Indicate the quantity of “night lights” that operate for 24 hours per day, seven days per week for safety or security
reasons. The “night light” information is used strictly for tracking energy savings and is not a factor in the calculation
of financial incentives.
28. Ensure that manufacturer name and model number of the ballasts and/or lamps respectively are on the
Eligible Product List and recorded.
29. The total measure incentive is carried forward to the summary of measure incentives page.
30. Enter the lighting system’s annual hours of operation. The total annual hours of operation should be a minimum
of 2,000 hours to be eligible for posted incentives. Lighting operation between 1,000 and 1,999 hours per year may
qualify for prorated incentives..
31. If existing screw-in CFLs are being replaced, enter the original installation date.
32. If an incentive was received for the existing screw-in CFLs, enter the application number or approximate date
of application.
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PF2956(7) Rev 13 11
Application no.
COMMERCIAL LIGHTING PROGRAM
RENOVATIONS – MEASURE INCENTIVE CALCULATIONS
PSL
7. METAL HALIDE (MH) ENERGY EFFICIENT (EE) LAMPS
PROPOSED SYSTEM
LAMPS
LOCATION
33 Storage
Manufacturer
INCENTIVE
Model no.
Watts
Acme Lights MHEEL-360
Incentive/
lamp*
Quantity
360
W
34
25
Total
5.00
x$
=$
W
x$
=$
W
x$
=$
TOTAL MEASURE INCENTIVE
125.00
125.00
7. $
4,160
ANNUAL HOURS OF OPERATION
35
36
h
8. LED EXIT SIGNS
EXISTING SYSTEM
NO. OF
LAMPS
WATTAGE OF LAMPS TOTAL SIGN WATTS FIXTURE QUANTITY
2
25 W
50 W
2
15 W
30 W
W
W
20
NOTE: LED retrofit kits will be considered only under special circumstances. Please see Application Guide for details.
PROPOSED SYSTEM
NEW HARD-WIRED LED SIGN
Manufacturer
INCENTIVE
Model no.
Acme Lights
FIXTURE QUANTITY
Watts
LEDES-4-1
4
37
W
20
Incentive/
sign*
x$
Total
45.00 = $ 900.00
W
x$
=$
W
x$
=$
TOTAL MEASURE INCENTIVE
8. $
900.00
ANNUAL HOURS OF OPERATION
38
8,760 h
9. OCCUPANCY SENSORS
PROPOSED SYSTEM
SENSOR
LOCATION
Manufacturer
Model no.
INCENTIVE
Type**
Total watts controlled
by all sensors
Sensor
quantity
Incentive/
sensor*
Total
39 Washroom
Acme Lights
OS-WM-400
Type I
400
W
1
x$
50.00 = $
50.00
Store Room
Acme Lights
OS-CM-500
Type II
500
W
5
x$
100.00 = $
500.00
x$
=$
40
W
TOTAL MEASURE INCENTIVE
9. $
550.00
41
*Please refer to Incentives sheet for incentive amount.
**Please indicate type: Type I – wall switch and fixture mount or Type II – wall/ceiling (all other sensors).
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Renovation and new construction (outdoor lighting measures only) applications are similar except only the renovation
applications have a page for Light Emitting Diode (LED) exit signs and occupancy sensors.
33. Provide room name or brief description of the area.
34. Ensure that manufacturer name and model number of MH energy efficient (EE) lamp are on the Eligible Product
List and recorded.
35. The total measure incentive is carried forward to the summary of measure incentives page.
36. Enter the lighting system’s annual hours of operation. The total annual hours of operation must be a minimum
of 2,000 hours to be eligible for posted incentives. Lighting operation between 1,000 and 1,999 hours per year may
qualify for prorated incentives.
37. Ensure that manufacturer name and model number of the new LED exit sign are on the Eligible Product List
and recorded.
38. The total measure incentive is carried forward to the summary of measure incentives page.
39. Provide room name or brief description of the area.
40. Ensure that manufacturer name and model number of the occupancy sensor are on the Eligible Product List
and recorded. Note the mounting installation. Note that occupancy sensor technology incentives are broken down
into two categories: Type I includes wall switch replacement and fixture mount sensors, and Type II includes all other
sensors.
41. The total measure incentive is carried forward to the summary of measure incentives page.
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PF2956(8) Rev 13 11
Application no.
COMMERCIAL LIGHTING PROGRAM
RENOVATIONS – MEASURE INCENTIVE CALCULATIONS
PSL
10. LED BACKLIT SIGNAGE
44
EXISTING SYSTEM
LOCATION
NEON
Diameter
of tube
Colour
42 Front Lot
White
12
43
TRANSFORMER RATING
Current
mm
Voltage
Current
60 mA 120 V
White
6
Acme Lights
600 W
5
LENGTH
3000 W 300 ft.
V
A
W
W
ft.
mm
mA
V
A
W
W
ft.
Manufacturer
44
Model no.
45
A
TOTAL
POWER
mA
PROPOSED SYSTEM
Colour
No.
mm
LED
No. LEDs/
foot
5
Power
LEDBS-400-3
POWER SUPPLY
Length
Total power
300 ft.
400
43
INCENTIVE
Incentive/
foot*
W x$
Total
15.00
=$
ft.
W x$
=$
ft.
W x$
=$
ft.
W x$
=$
TOTAL MEASURE INCENTIVE
10. $
4,500.00
4,500.00 46
4,160
ANNUAL HOURS OF OPERATION
h
47
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY
30 mA
W/FOOT
NO. FEET
TOTAL W
TOTAL kW
Neon base case
4.78
x
=
/ 1,000 =
LED
1.32
x
=
/ 1,000 =
SAVINGS
3.46
60 mA
W/FOOT
NO. FEET
TOTAL W
TOTAL kW
Neon base case
9.62
x
=
/ 1,000 =
LED
1.32
x
=
/ 1,000 =
SAVINGS
MANITOBA HYDRO
LIGHTING ENGINEER
SIGN-OFF
8.30
Signature
yyyy
mm
dd
*Please refer to Incentives sheet for incentive amount.
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Only renovation applications have a page for LED backlit signage. Use this page for illuminating channel letter signs
converting from neon to LED. Use the Custom Option page for backlit fascia or box signs, and pylon signs converting
from T12 High Output (HO)/T12 fluorescent to LED.
42. Provide location or brief description of area.
43. Indicate the colour.
44. Indicate the length.
45. Ensure that manufacturer name and model number of LED are approved and recorded.
46. The total measure incentive is carried forward to the summary of measure incentives page.
47. Enter the lighting system’s annual hours of operation. The total annual hours of operation should be a minimum
of 2,000 hours to be eligible for posted incentives. Lighting operation between 1,000 and 1,999 hours per year may
qualify for prorated incentives.
Note: Be sure to:
• include information on the existing system;
• indicate whether the sign is single-sided or double-sided;
• include a drawing of the sign that also indicates the dimensions;
• illustrate where the LEDs are to be installed inside the sign;
• provide technical specifications, including power per foot, of the LEDs to be installed.
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PF2956(9) Rev 13 11
Application no.
COMMERCIAL LIGHTING PROGRAM
RENOVATIONS – MEASURE INCENTIVE CALCULATIONS
INSTRUCTION: If using more than one page, photocopy this page and indicate page numbers: Page
PSL
of
.
11. CUSTOM OPTION
ALL CUSTOM OPTIONS MUST BE APPROVED BY MANITOBA HYDRO’S LIGHTING ENGINEER BEFORE INSTALLATION BEGINS.
This option is primarily intended for use when systems are being redesigned to change lighting technologies which have not been identified in the
fixed product incentive categories:
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This option may also be used for innovative equipment and designs which have not been identified in the fixed product incentive category.
Customized proposals submitted by qualified lighting designers that can demonstrate demand reductions will be evaluated upon request.
INFORMATION REQUIRED:
1. Design calculations per IES Zonal Cavity procedure.
2. Scaled fixture layouts of Existing and Proposed Systems.
3. Photometric data sheets for Proposed Light Fixtures.
4. Location of lighting.
5. Copy of lighting equipment invoice to be submitted with project Completion Declaration.
NOTE: All MH fixtures must be totally enclosed for safety.
Description of proposed lighting system
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Replace mercury vapour fixtures with Pulse Start Metal Halide fixtures
in warehouse
DESIGN INFORMATION
BASE CASE
B) Fixture type, manufacturer, and model no.
C) No. of fixtures
D) Watts per fixture including ballast*
E) Total kilowatt lighting load (C x D / 1000)
F) Weekly winter operating schedule (December 1 to February 28)
G) Operating hours per year
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PROPOSED kWh
kWh –
1
+
ENERGY SAVINGS (from controls only)
BASE kWh
ENERGY SAVINGS
1
kWh x $
DEMAND SAVINGS
ENERGY SAVINGS
kWh
INCENTIVE**
PROPOSED SYSTEM
MV
Pulse Start MH
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Acme Lights MV-1000 Acme Lights MH-400
60
80
W
W
1,065
455
50
kW
kW
63.9
36.4
80 hours
80 hours
4,160
4,160
A) Lamp type and wattage (INC, MV, MH, HPS, etc.)
BASE kW
A
ENERGY TOTAL
=$
N/A
PROPOSED kW
63.9
kWh
2
36.4
kW –
DEMAND SAVINGS
27.5
2
INCENTIVE**
1,000.00
kW x $
DEMAND SAVINGS
27.5
kW
kW
B
DEMAND TOTAL
=$
27,500.00
TOTAL CALCULATED INCENTIVE
A
$
ENERGY TOTAL
N/A
B
+$
DEMAND TOTAL
27,500.00
AB
TOTAL
=$
27,500.00
AB
TOTAL LIGHTING EQUIPMENT COST
including taxes (excluding labour and design)
COST
$
PER CENT ALLOWED
C
TOTAL
x 100%
=$
29,000.00
29,000.00
C
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THE LESSER OF
AB OR C
TOTAL MEASURE INCENTIVE
11. $
27,500.00
*Please refer to “Input Power” column of Eligible Product List.
**Please refer to Incentives sheet for incentive amount.
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Renovation and new construction (outdoor lighting measures only) applications are similar.
48. Provide description of the proposed installation.
49. Provide information about the existing and proposed systems.
50. Use nominal wattages found in the system wattage tables (starting on page 8).
51. Use the energy savings (from controls only) table for your Energy Management System,
otherwise this is not applicable for your application.
52. The incentive is based upon the lesser of:
• Up to $1,000 per kilowatt saved, or
• 100 per cent of lighting equipment cost including taxes (excluding labour and design).
53. The total measure incentive is carried forward to the summary of measure incentives page.
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APPENDIX C –
HOW TO CALCULATE THE LIGHTING ENERGY SAVINGS
LIGHTING ENERGY SAVING CALCULATION WORKSHEET (OPTIONAL)
Lamp type
EXISTING
LIGHTING SYSTEM
(e.g. T12, Inc., MV, etc.)
PROPOSED
LIGHTING SYSTEM
(e.g. T8, T5, HID, etc.)
Wattage / fixture
lamps & ballasts*
(W)
Annual hours
of operation
(hours)
Fixture
quantity
Energy usage
(kWh)
/ 1,000 kW x
x
=
/ 1,000 kW x
x
=
TOTAL ENERGY SAVINGS (kW.h)
A
B
A–B
=
AVERAGE COST PER kWh
x $0.0**
TOTAL ENERGY SAVINGS
$
Energy Savings = (Existing Energy Usage in kWh – Proposed Energy Usage in kWh) x Average Cost per kWh.
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This sheet is provided if you want to calculate the estimated energy and dollar savings from lighting improvements.
It is optional and is not a requirement to qualify for any lighting incentive.
Notes:
* Refer to system wattage tables (starting on page 8) for details. Divide total wattage by 1,000 to get kilowatts.
** Based on general service medium rate as of May 1, 2014.
Energy savings may vary depending on the building’s heating system and location of lighting.
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For more information, contact your Manitoba Hydro account representative or:
Call 204-360-3676 (Winnipeg) or 1-888-624-9376
Email powersmartforbusiness@hydro.mb.ca
hydro.mb.ca/psfb
Revised July 2016
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