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Please find attached tco
application for table and floor lamps on behalf of mercator
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lighting Thanking you
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Consolidated Cargo & Customs Pty/Ltd
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Ascot Vale, Victoria
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If this form was completed by a business with fewer than 20 employees,
please provide an estimate of the time taken to complete this form.
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APPLICATION FOR A TARIFF CONCESSION ORDER (TCO)
The form should be read carefully before being completed
(a) Before lodging an application for a TCO, the applicant should determine whether a suitable TCO already exists. Information
on existing TCOs is contained in the schedule of Concessional instruments (SCI), a copy of which is available at each
Regional Office of Customs. A TCO can be used by any importer.
(b) An application will be date stamped on the day it is first received in Canberra by an officer of Customs. Receipt of an
application will be acknowledged. Any resultant TCO will operate from the date of receipt. Instructions on how to lodge this
form are provided at the end of this form.
(c) Where an application is accepted as being a valid application, the identity of the applicant and of the importer for whom
the applicant is acting will be published in the Gazette.
(d) Section 269F of the Customs Act 1901 requires that a TCO application to be in writing, be in an "approved form", contain
such information as the form requires, and be signed in the manner indicated in the form. This is the approved form for
the purposes of that section.
(e) Section 269FA of the Customs Act 1901 states it is the responsibility of an applicant for a TCO to establish, to the
satisfaction of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), that, on the basis of:
(I) all information that the applicant has, or can reasonably be expected to have; and
(ii) all inquiries that the applicant has made, or can reasonably be expected to make;
there are reasonable grounds for asserting that the application meets the core criteria". The application is taken to meet
the core criteria if, on the day of lodgement of the application, no substitutable goods were produced in Australia in the
ordinary course of business.
(f) Every question on the form must be answered. Failure to supply the information required by this form will result in
rejection of the application (and in the loss of operative date).
(g) Where the form provides insufficient space to answer a question, an answer may be provided in an attachment. The
attachment should clearly identify the question to which it relates.
(h) All information about inquiries into the production of substitutable goods must relate to the date the application is lodged
with Customs.
(i) Customs may require an applicant to substantiate, with documentary evidence, any information provided in the application form.
(j) Further information on the Tariff Concession System is available in Part XVA of the Customs Act 1901, in the foreword
to the Schedule of Concessionai Instruments, in the administrative guidelines in Volume 13 of the Australian Customs
Service Manual, in Australian Customs Notice No. 98/19, on the Internet at www.customs.gov.au, by e-mailing
information@customs.gov.au or by phoning the Customs Information Centre 1300 363 263.
APPLICANT DETAILS Anagent/broker should provide details on the next paae
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Applicant's Name
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Australian Business Number (A.B.N.)
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Applicant's Reference
Owner Code (if applicable)
Company Contact
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Telephone Number
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Facsimile Number
E-mail Address
03eacr2- 6162If you do not intend to use the TCO to import into Australia the goods the subject of the application, you must provide, in the section
, below, the identity of the importer for whom you are acting (refer to paragraph 269F(3)(c) of the Customs Act 1901).
IMPORTER DETAILS
Importer's Name (If same as applicant, write "as above")
A.B.N.
PE 3
Postal Address
Importer's Reference
Owner Code
Company Contact
Position Held
Telephone Number
Facsimile Number
5443 (JUN 2001)
AGENT/BROKER DETAILS
Agent's Name
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DESCRIPTION OF GOODS
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
The description of the goods in the application will be used as the description of the goods in the TCO (if made).
The application should provide a full description of the goods, including the physical features of the goods or the various
components of the goods. It should not describe the goods in terms of what they do.
In accordance with section 269SJ of the Customs Act 1901, the CEO must not make a TCO in respect of goods:
(1)
described in terms other than in generic terms; or
(ii)
described in terms of their intended end use; or
(iii)
declared by the regulations to be goods to which a TCO should not be extended.
Goods will be taken to be described in terms other than in generic terms if, for example, their description, either directly or by
implication, indicates that they are goods of a particular brand or model, or that a particular part number applies to the goods.
Guidance on the drafting of the description of goods is contained in Volume 13 of the ACS Manual and in Australian Customs
Notice No. 98/19.
Describe the goods
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CNekte.
ILLUSTRATIVE MATERIAL
2
Attach technical, illustrative descriptive material and/or a sample to enable a full and accurate Identification
of the goods the subject of the application.
TARIFF CLASSIFICATION
3
Identify the tariff classification (to 8 figure subheading level)
Identify the General Duty rate
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If a Tariff Advice for the goods has been sought or obtained, please provide the TA No.
or attach a copy.
FL
USES OF THE IMPORTED GOODS
Describe ALL uses (including design uses) to which the goods can be put.
SUBSTITUTABILITY OF LOCALLY PRODUCED GOODS
(a)
(b)
(c)
A local manufacturer's goods are substitutable when they are put, or are capable of being put, to a use that corresponds with
a use (including a design use) to which the goods the subject of the application can be put (subsection 2698(1) of the Customs
Act 1901). Even if not identical, locally made goods may be substitutable.
In determining whether the uses of Australian produced goods correspond with the uses of the goods the subject of the
application, the ability of the goods to compete with each other in any market is not relevant.
The applicant must provide written information as to the inquiries made to establish that there are reasonable grounds for believing
that there are no producers of su bstitutable goods in Australia. The application must include a copy ofthe research material sourced
and a copy of correspondence to, and replies from, potential local manufacturers or relevant industry associations. The application
will be rejected if It fails to provide all written information as to the inquiries made.
NOTE: The Australian Customs Service suggests that potential local manufacturers should be given at least 10 working days to respond to
inquiries concerning local manufacture.
5
Provide details of the nature of ALL inquiries you have undertaken in order to establish that substitutable goods are not
produced in Australia, and the results of those inquiries. Attach copies of all correspondence or directory searches, etc.
PciArAr-v-A\-
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Provide any additional information in support of discharging your responsibility to establish that there are reasonable
grounds for asserting that there are no substitutable goods produced in Australia in the ordinary course of business.
PRESCRIBED ORGANISATIONS
7
Have you made inquiries of a prescribed organisation to obtain advice about whether there are producers in Australia of
substitutable goods?
Ei YES rlf, NO
If YES, attach a copy of the advice received.
Note that under subsection 269M(6) of the Customs Act 1901, the CEO may, despite section 16 of the Customs Administration
Act 1985, give a copy of all, or of a part, of the application to a prescribed organisation.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
8
Provide any additional information in support of your application.
DECLARATION
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declare that:
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To the best of my knowledge and belief the Information contained in this form is correct; and
2
I have the authority to act on behalf of the company/applicant; and
3
I agree, in submitting this form by electronic means (including facsimile) that, forthe purposes of Sub-Section 14(3) of the
Electronic Transactions Act, this application will be taken to have been lodged when it is first received by an officer of
Customs, or if by e-mail, when it is first accessed by an officer of Customs, as specified in ub-Section 269F(4) of the
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Customs Act.
Signature of Applicant/Age
NOTE:
SECTION 234 OF THE CUSTOMS ACT 1901 PROVIDES THAT IT IS AN OFFENCE TO MAKE A STATEMENT TO AN
OFFICER MAT IS FALSE OR MISLEADING IN A MATERIAL PARTICULAR.
WHEN THIS FORM HAS BEEN COMPLETED LODGE IT WITH CUSTOMS BY:
• posting it by prepaid post to the
National Manager, Tariff Branch
Australian Customs Service
Customs House
5 Constitution Avenue
CANBERRA ACT 2601
or
delivering it to the ACT Regional Office located at
Customs House, Canberra
or
sending it by facsimile to (02) 6275 6376
or
e-mailing It to tarcon@customs.gov.au.
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Enemy efficient lighting does not mean lower quality or less options. In fact, with modern technology
such as LEDs, CFLs, micro fluoros such as the Megaman range and cold cathode fluorescent lamps, it
is possible to light your home, garage, driveway, garden, shack, factory or shop in ways that we could
only dream about in the past. Their low power consumption, lower operating temperatures, long
operating life and versatile size and packaging means you can fit energy efficient lamps just about
anywhere you need light, for practical purposes or for decoration. Low energy consumption also
means It is much more viable to power lighting from renewable sources such as solar electricity,
especially in areas that have no power available, such as sheds, gardens and remote areas.
FIRSTLY, SOME IMPORTANT DEFINITIONS
sa, Watts — the wattage of a lamp indicates the rate at which it
consumes electricity. A 12V lamp does not necessarily use
less power than a 240V lamp, you have to compare the
watts. E.g. a standard 12 Volt halogen lamp is 50 Watts, four
of these in a room equals 200 Watts, not including losses in
the transformers.
Lumens — are a measure of the luminous flux, basically the
amount of light output by a lamp. You can directly compare
the brightness of different types of lamps by comparing their
output in lumens and you can get a good idea of the
efficiency of a lamp by looking at the lumens/watt.
Colour Temperature — Is an indicator of the colour of the
white light emitted by a lamp. Incandescent lamps are
usually very warm, with a slight yellow/orange tint to the
light Older style fluorescent lamps tended to be very cool
with a bluish tinge that is very practical to work by not very
flattering. Modern cool white fluoros are a nicer shade and are excellent for detailed work and high
visibility. Modern fluoro lamps come in a range of colour temperatures. Warm white is best for living
areas, cool white is best for work areas such as kitchens. Colour temperature is measured in Degrees
Kelvin. Warm white is typically 3500k or less, cool white is 4000k-6500k and daylight is 6500k+
TYPES OF LAMPS AND THEIR ALTERNATIVES
INCANDESCENT LAMPS
Incandescent lamps or bulbs are the most commonly used type of lighting. They include the
standard everyday light bulbs and halogen downlights. They are typically inexpensive to buy but their
lifetime running costs are high.
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An incandescent lamp works by running electricity through a piece of wire known as the filament until
it heats up enough to emit light, literally glowing white hot This means that a lot of the energy used is
lost as heat rather than light, which is both inefficient and dangerous, with halogen downlights
responsible for many house fires.
Standard light bulbs typically only last about a thousand hours and must be
regularly replaced, which can be very costly, dangerous or just outright
annoying in difficult situations such as high ceilings.
Incandescent lamps are most suitable for areas where lighting is used
infrequently and for short periods, such as laundries and toilets and also harsh
environments such as inside fridges and ovens. Even though they are inefficient
users of energy, incandescent lamps can still be the most suitable choice for
certain situations.
COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS
The best alternative to the standard lightbulb in most situations is the compact fluorescent iaTIV, or
CFL. First invented during the oil crisis of the 1970s, they have become commonly available in the last
few years and provide very good quality light with up to 80% less energy use than an equivalent
incandescent light bulb.
Most of our Compact Fluoro Lamps use spiral tubes, which provide a better distribution of light and
are more compact and better looking than the more common linear tube lamps.
CFLs work by creating an arc that causes a
phosphor on the inside of the tube to glow. There is
some circuitry inside the base that controls the arc
and stops the lamp flickering at switch on like in
older fluoro lamps.
The main issue with compact fluorescents is the
large amount of energy and materials that goes into
manufacturing a lamp compared to an
incandescent. This is known as embodied energy. The much longer typical lifetime of a CFL means
that the greater embodied energy is more than made up for by the energy saved during use. The
problem appears when the lamp doesnt last as long as it should.
The answer to this is to buy a good quality CFL and make sure it is used appropriately. CFLs dont
like electronic switches such as sensor tights and most are not compatible with dimmers. We have
high quality Dimmable CFLs available.
HALOGEN LAMPS
Halogen downlights have become very popular over recent years. They are usually low voltage
systems, which many people have interpreted as low power. This is not
true.
Because of the directional nature of the halogen downlights, more
fittings are needed to light up a room compared to traditional light globe
batten fittings. Typical downlights use a 50watt lamp and a transformer
that can use as much as 10-15 watts more, for a total of up to 65 watts
per fitting. With 6 fittings per room, this can add up to 390 watts. The
same amount of light can be provided by two 20 watt CFL lamps in
batten fittings. Count the number of halogen downlights in your house
and add up the watts!
Halogens are also a fire hazard. The filaments in halogen lamps rise to about 2500°C and the bulb
wall is about 500°C. We have measured the external temperature of our display halogen lamps at over
200°C in open air. The temperature at which paper will ignite without a spark or flame is around
230°C. This means that if insulation is pushed against the lamp fitting or rodents drag nesting
materials around in your roof a fire cart very easily occur.
We highly recommend products such as the lsolite downlight cover and the TENMAT Fire-rated
downiight covers to protect your downlights. These products will also make your home more efficient
by stopping the thermal chimney effect, caused by the hot air being drawn through the lamp fitting and
into the roof space.
If you are renovating or designing a new home we highly recommend you do not install downlights,
there are better ways of lightng a room. However, many people already have many downlight fittings
in their home, or simply prefer the appearance.
We offer several efficient downlight alternatives.
HIGH EFFICIENCY AND LOW WATTAGE HALOGEN LAMPS
The simplest alternative is to replace your existing halogen lamps with
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the more efficient IRC lamps. They are identical to standard halogens,
except that the bulb has an Infra Red Coating which reflects some of the heat back into the filament.
As a result a 35 watt lamp can produce as much light as a 50 watt lamp. Lamp life is also extended
to 4,000 hours. These lamps will save up to 30% of energy compared to a standard halogen.
It is also worth considering replacing some of your lamps with a lower wattage where light levels are
too high. E.g. Replace a 50w standard halogen with a 20w IRC halogen.
This option is ideal for renters and others who cant afford or may not want to change their light fittings.
However, the tire hazard still remains and much greater energy savings can be made with other
options.
CFL DOWNLIGHT FITTINGS
The best alternative we have found for replacing standard
50W halogen downlights is a 15W Compact Fluor° lamp in a fitting
specially designed for CFLs. Dent try putting CFLs into fittings
designed for incandescent lamps, the reflector needs to be different to
efficiently get the light out. We have a range of downlight fittings
designed specifically for CFLs available in different sizes, shapes and
finishes. You can see them here.
MICRO FLUOROS
Micro Fluor° Lamas use the same technology as Compact Fluoro Lamps but in
a smaller package, designed to fit into a standard downlight lampholder. Most
use the 240V G1110 two pin fitting the same as 240V halogen lamps. This
means that you can directly replace any 240V halogens you have, but you will
have to remove the transformer and add a GUI 0 adaptor to your existing fittings
if you are replacing 12v halogens. As this is fixed wiring it requires a licensed
electrician, but it is a simple job and shouldnt take them long.
The compact size means that the maximum wattage we have available at the
moment is 11w, roughly equivalent to a 50w halogen. However the light quality
is a little different. Halogen downlights tend to throw a very directed beam of light
that is tightly focussed in the centre, while fluoro lamps tend to spread the light
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there are no bright spots to grab the eyes attention. This means that we perceive
the light levels as being slightly lower than with halogens. If you want the same perceived light
levels, you will need to install additional light fittings.
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LEDs
LEDsor Light Emitting Diodes are semiconductor devices which emit light. They can potentially have
very long life (100,000 hours), offer reasonably high efficiencies and are compact, very rugged and
highly controllable for both colour and brightness.
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Currently, LEDs tend to be very focussed light sources and there are limitations on the power output
levels, so they are not very practical for room lighting. (Yet° However, they are ideal for display and
task lighting, where the object to be fit is close to the light source. They make excellent workbench
lamps in a kitchen or workshop and are ideal for lighting up works of art.
The range of fittings, colours and brightness levels available mean that LEDs have amazing potential
for decorative lighting, whether in your garden, in a shop, around the house, for art or on your
christmas tree,
Technology is moving very rapidly in this area, so it is hard for us to keep the website up to date.
Please call or email us if you are interested in using LEDs, we can source a very wide range and
always have several types in stock and on display.
SOLAR BUD LIGHTING
Recent technological advances have made it possible to use Solar Powered LED (Light Emitting
Diodes) lights for exterior decorative lighting. The result is much lower power consumption, Longer
life and when powered with solar panels, zero green house gas emissions. The use of solar power
also means total flexibility in locating the lights, as no 240-volt power is required.
Solar Bud Lighting (Solar Fairy Lights/Solar Christmas Lights) can add magical sparkle to trees and
buildings in public places. However of all the forms of public lighting it is by far the most energy
inefficient. Those little glowing bulbs are designed for long life rather than efficiency. They are very
wasteful, producing much more heat than light. In fact, conventional bud lighting produces 2 or 3
Lumens per watt compared to about 15 lumens per watt for standard incandescent lamps.
Advantages
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• Uses less energy. Can be as tow as 5% of conventional bud lighting.
• No greenhouse gas emissions when run by solar power.
• Light can go anywhere. No 240 Volt power is required, so the light can go in the middle of
parks, on buildings, anywhere.
• These LED lights can still be used where 240 Volt power is available, but have the major
advantages of dramatically improved energy savings and long life.
• Last longer. LED Lights can last from 50,000 to 100,000 hours.
• The white LED Lights create clean attractive light similar to starlight.
• Flexibility, the lights can be used on trees, to profile buildings or provide lighting effects
with flashing, pulsing or fading lights of any colour.
The Environment Shop supplies a range of systems from simple domestic sets for under $50 to large
tree lighting systems costing thousands of dollars. Please note the larger tree systems are built to
order. Prices are indicative only and would have to be confirmed with a quotation. The Environment
Shop can also offer a full installation service of both the solar and LED light components.
Medium Tree LED Light Kit (No Solar)
This system consists of 5, 5 metre strings of lights with a controller and cables, It can be used as an
energy saving alternative when 240 volts is available. This price does not include installation.
approx $450
Large Tree LED Light Kit (No Solar)
This system consists of 15, 5 metre strings of lights with a controller and cables. It can be used as an
energy saving alternative when 240 volts is available. This price does not include installation.
approx $1,200
Medium Tree LED Solar Light Kit
This system consists of photovoltaic solar panel, battery pack, controller, lighting regulator,
weatherproof box, distribution box and 5, 5 metre strings of lights with cables. It can be used in any
location. This price does not include installation.
approx $1,600
Large Tree LED Solar Light Kit
This system consists of photovoltaic solar panel, battery pack, controller, lighting regulator,
weatherproof box, distribution box and 15, 5 metre strings of lights with cables. It can be used in
any location. This price does not include installation.
approx $2,500
Building LED Solar Light Kit
This system is specifically designed to be used in architectural applications. It could be used on a
building to outline its shape, to provide a colourful display, to spell out a message or any other
applications. It consists of a photovoltaic solar panel, battery pack, controller, lighting regulator,
weatherproof box, distribution box and 50 metres of Eights with cables. It can be used in any
location. This price does not include installation. Smaller and larger kits are available.
approx $2,000
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APPLICATION FOR A TARIFF CONCESSION ORDER (TCO)
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(a) Before lodging an application for a TCO, the applicant should determine whether a suitable TCO already exists. Information
on existing TCOs is contained in the schedule of Concessional instruments (SC!), a copy of which is available at each
Regional Office of Customs. A TCO can be used by any importer.
(h) Art application will be date stamped on the day it is first received in Canberra by an officer of Customs. Receipt of an
application will be acknowledged. Any resultant TCO will operate from the date of receipt. Instructions on how to lodge this
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(e) Section 269PA of the Customs Act 1901 states "It is the responsibility of an applicant for a TCO to establish, to the
satisfaction of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), that, on the basis of:
(I) all information that the applicant has, or can reasonably be expected to have; and
(ii) all inquiries that the applicant has made, or can reasonably be expected to make;
there are reasonable grounds for asserting that the application meets the core criteria". The application is taken to meet
the core criteria if, on the day of lodgement of the application, no substitutable goods were produced in Australia in the
ordinary course of business.
(f) Every question on the form must be answered. Failure to supply the information required by this form will result in
rejection of the application (and in the loss of operative date).
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attachment should clearly identify the question to which it relates.
(h) All information about inquiries into the production of substitutable goods must relate to the date the application is lodged
with Customs.
(i) Customs may require art applicant to substantiate, with documentary evidence, any information provided in the application form.
(j) Further information on the Tariff Concession System is available in Part XVA of the Customs Act 1901, in the foreword
to the Schedule of Concessional Instruments, in the administrative guidelines in Volume 13 of the Australian Customs
Service Manual, in Australian Customs Notice No. 98/19, on the internet at www.customs.gov.au, by e-mailing
information@customs.gov.au or by phoning the Customs Information Centre 1300 363 263.
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implication, indicates that they are goods of a particular brand or model, or that a particular part number applies to the goods.
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and a copy of corres po nd en ce to, and replies from, potential local manufacturers or relevant industry associations. The application
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At The Environment Shop, we specialise in Energy Efficient Llahtina. We stock a wide range of
lamps and fittings for home, garden, office and retail and can source almost anything you can imagine.
We have energy efficient alternatives for standard light globes, halogen downlights, outdoor lighting,
garden lighting, older fluoro lamps and fittings including ballasts, industrial and factory lighting
including mercury vapour alternatives, office lighting, display lighting and other specialist and detailed
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lowest running costs and lighting that is beautiful as well as practical.
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We offer a lighting design service for new buildings and renovations. Call us to organise an
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a lighting solution that is practical, beautiful and most importantly, efficient. Shortly after the
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which also entitles you to a discount on light fittings bought through us.
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The amount of energy used by lighting in Australian households is increasing, mainly due to larger
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energy used by your lights by up to 80% without affecting your light levels or quality. In fact many
energy efficient lights provide better light coverage and quality than traditional lights.
Enemy efficient Rating does not mean lower quality or less options. In fact, with modern technology
such as LEDs, CFLs, micro fluoros such as the Megaman range and cold cathode fluorescent lamps, it
is possible to fight your home, garage, driveway, garden, shack, factory or shop in ways that we could
only dream about in the past. Their low power consumption, lower operating temperatures, long
operating life and versatile size and packaging means you can fit energy efficient lamps just about
anywhere you need light, for practical purposes or for decoration. Low energy consumption also
means it is much more viable to power lighting from renewable sources such as solar electricity,
especially in areas that have no power available, such as sheds, gardens and remote areas.
FIRSTLY, SOME IMPORTANT DEFINITIONS
Watts — the wattage of a lamp indicates the rate at which it
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watts. E.g. a standard 12 Volt halogen lamp is 50 Watts, four
of these in a room equals 200 Watts, not including losses in
the transformers.
Lumens — are a measure of the luminous flux, basically the
amount of light output by a lamp. You can directly compare
the brightness of different types of lamps by comparing their
output in lumens and you can get a good idea of the
efficiency of a lamp by looking at the lumens/watt.
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Colour Temperature— is an indicator of the colour of the
white light emitted by a lamp. Incandescent lamps are
usually very warm, with a slight yellow/orange tint to the
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light. Older style fluorescent lamps tended to be very cool
with a bluish tinge that is very practical to work by not very
flattering. Modern cool white fluoros are a nicer shade and are excellent for detailed work and high
visibility. Modern fluoro lamps come in a range of colour temperatures. Warm white is best for living
areas, cool white is best for work areas such as kitchens. Colour temperature is measured in Degrees
Kelvin. Warm white is typically 3500k or less, cool white is 4000k-6500k and daylight is 6500k+
TYPES OF LAMPS AND THEIR ALTERNATIVES
INCANDESCENT LAMPS
Incandescent lamps or bulbs are the most commonly used type of lighting. They include the
standard everyday light bulbs and halogen downlights. They are typically inexpensive to buy but their
lifetime running costs are high.
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An incandescent lamp works by running electricity through a piece of wire known as the filament until
it heats up,enough to emit light, literally glowing white hot. This means that a lot of the energy used is
lost as heat rather than light, which is both inefficient and dangerous, with halogen downlights
responsible for many house fires.
Standard light bulbs typically only last about a thousand hours and must be
regularly replaced, which can be very costly, dangerous or just outright
annoying in difficult situations such as high ceilings.
Incandescent lamps are most suitable for areas where lighting is used
infrequently and for short periods, such as laundries and toilets and also harsh
environments such as inside fridges and ovens. Even though they are inefficient
users of energy, incandescent lamps can still be the most suitable choice for
certain situations.
COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS
The best alternative to the standard lightbulb in most situations Is the compact fluorescent lamp, or
CFL. First invented during the oil crisis of the 1970s, they have become commonly available in the last
few years and provide very good quality light with up to 80% less energy use than an equivalent
Incandescent light bulb.
Most of our Compact Fluoro Lamps use spiral tubes, which provide a better distribution of fight and
are more compact and better looking than the more common linear tube lamps.
CFLs work by creating an arc that causes a
phosphor on the inside of the tube to glow. There is
some circuitry Inside the base that controls the arc
and stops the lamp flickering at switch on like in
older fluoro lamps.
The main Issue with compact fluorescents is the
large amount of energy and materials that goes into
manufacturing a lamp compared to an
incandescent. This is known as embodied energy. The much longer typical lifetime of a CFL means
that the greater embodied energy is more than made up for by the energy saved during use. The
problem appears when the lamp doesnt last as long as It should.
The answer to this is to buy a good quality CFL and make sure it is used appropriately. CFLs dont
like electronic switches such as sensor lights and most are not compatible with dimmers. We have
high quality Dimmable CFLs available,
HALOGEN LAMPS
Halogen downlights have become very popular over recent years. They are usually low voltage
systems, which many people have interpreted as low power. This is not
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true.
Because of the directional nature of the halogen downlights, more
fittings are needed to light up a room compared to traditional light globe
batten fittings. Typical downlights use a 50watt lamp and a transformer
that can use as much as 10-15 watts more, for a total of up to 65 watts
per fitting. With 6 fittings per room, this can add up to 390 watts. The
same amount of light can be provided by two 20 watt CFL lamps in
batten fittings. Count the number of halogen downlights in your house
and add up the watts!
Halogens are also a fire hazard. The filaments in halogen lamps rise to about 2500°C and the bulb
wait is about 500°C. We have measured the external temperature of our display halogen lamps at over
200°C in open air. The temperature at which paper will ignite without a spark or flame is around
230°C. This means that if insulation is pushed against the lamp fitting or rodents drag nesting
materials around in your roof a fire can very easily occur.
We highly recommend products such as the Isolite downlight cover and the TENMAT Fire-rated
downlight covers to protect your downlights. These products will also make your home more efficient
by stopping the thermal chimney effect, caused by the hot air being drawn through the lamp fitting and
into the roof space.
If you are renovating or designing a new home we highly recommend you do not install downlights,
there are better ways of lightng a room. However, many people already have many downlight fittings
in their home, or simply prefer the appearance.
We offer several efficient downlight alternatives.
HIGH EFFICIENCY AND LOW WATTAGE HALOGEN LAMPS
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the more efficient IRC lamps. They are Identical to standard halogens,
except that the bulb has an Infra Red Coating which reflects some of the heat back into the filament.
As a result a 35 watt lamp can produce as much light as a 50 watt lamp. Lamp life Is also extended
to 4,000 hours. These lamps will save up to 30% of energy compared to a standard halogen.
It is also worth considering replacing some of your lamps with a lower wattage where light levels are
too high. E.g. Replace a 50w standard halogen with a 20w IRC halogen.
This option is ideal for renters and others who cant afford or may not want to change their light fittings.
However, the fire hazard still remains and much greater energy savings can be made with other
options.
CFL DOWN LIGHT FITTINGS
The best alternative we have found for replacing standard
50W halogen downlights is a 15W Compact Fluor° lamp in a fitting
specially designed for CFLs. Dont try putting CFLs into fittings
designed for incandescent lamps, the reflector needs to be different to
efficiently get the light out. We have a range of down light fittings
designed specifically for CFLs available in different sizes, shapes and
finishes. You can see them here.
MICRO FLUOROS
Micro Fluoro Lamps use the same technology as Compact Fluoro Lamps but in
a smaller package, designed to fit into a standard downlight lampholder. Most
use the 240V GU10 two pin fitting the same as 240V halogen lamps. This
means that you can directly replace any 240V halogens you have, but you will
have to remove the transformer and add a GU10 adaptor to your existing fittings
if you are replacing 12v halogens. As this is fixed wiring it requires a licensed
electrician, but it is a simple job and shouldnt take them long.
The compact size means that the maximum wattage we have available at the
moment is 11w, roughly equivalent to a 50w halogen. However the light quality
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is a little different. Halogen downlights tend to throw a very directed beam of light
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that is tightly focussed in the centre, while fluor° lamps tend to spread the light
very evenly across a wide angle. An 11w micro fluoro lamp emits the same
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amount of light as a 50w halogen, however the light is spread more evenly and
there are no bright spots to grab the eyes attention. This means that we perceive
the light levels as being slightly lower than with halogens. If you want the same perceived light
levels, you will need to install additional light fittings.
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LEDsor Light Emitting Diodes are semiconductor devices which emit light. They can potentially have
a very long life (100,000 hours), offer reasonably high efficiencies and are compact, very rugged and
highly controllable for both colour and brightness.
Currently, LEDs tend to be very focussed light sources and there are limitations on the power output
levels, so they are not very practical for room lighting. (Yeti) However, they are ideal for display and
task lighting, where the object to be lit is close to the light source. They make excellent workbench
lamps in a kitchen or workshop and are ideal for lighting up works of art.
The range of fittings, colours and brightness levels available mean that LEDs have amazing potential
for decorative lighting, whether in your garden, in a shop, around the house, for art or on your
otiristrnas tree.
Technology is moving very rapidly in this area, so it is hard for us to keep the website up to date.
Please call or email us if you are interested in using LEDs, we can source a very wide range and
always have several types in stock and on display.
SOLAR BUD LIGHTING
Recent technological advances have made it possible to use Solar Powered LED (Light Emitting
Diodes) tights for exterior decorative lighting. The result is much tower power consumption, longer
life and when powered with solar panels, zero green house gas emissions. The use of solar power
also means total flexibility in locating the lights, as no 240-volt power is required.
Solar Bud Lighting (Solar Fairy Lights/Solar Christmas Lights) can add magical sparkle to trees and
buildings in public places. However of all the forms of public lighting it is by far the most energy
inefficient. Those tittle glowing bulbs are designed for tong life rather than efficiency. They are very
wasteful, producing much more heat than tight. In fact, conventional bud lighting produces 2 or 3
lumens per watt compared to about 15 lumens per watt for standard incandescent lamps.
Advantages
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• Uses less energy. Can be as low as 5% of conventional bud lighting.
• No greenhouse gas emissions when run by solar power.
• Light can go anywhere. No 240 Volt power is required, so the tight can go in the middle of
parks, on buildings, anywhere.
• These LED lights can still be used where 240 Volt power is available, but have the major
advantages of dramatically improved energy savings and long Life.
• Last longer. LED Lights can last from 50,000 to 100,000 hours.
• The white LED Lights create clean attractive light similar to starlight.
• Flexibility, the lights can be used on trees, to profile buildings or provide lighting effects
with flashing, pulsing or fading lights of any colour.
The Environment Shop supplies a range of systems from simple domestic sets for under $50 to large
tree lighting systems costing thousands of dollars. Please note the larger tree systems are built to
order. Prices are indicative only and would have to be confirmed with a quotation. The Environment
Shop can also offer a full installation service of both the solar and LED light components.
Medium Tree LED Light Kit (No Solar)
This system consists of 5, 5 metre strings of lights with a controller and cables. It can be used as an
energy saving alternative when 290 volts is available. This price does not include installation.
approx $450
Large Tree LED Light Kit (No Solar)
This system consists of 15, 5 metre strings of lights with a controller and cables. It can be used as an
energy saving alternative when 290 volts is available. This price does not include installation.
approx $1,200
Medium Tree LED Solar Light Kit
This system consists of photovoltaic solar panel, battery pack, controller, Lighting regulator,
weatherproof box, distribution box and 5, 5 metre strings of lights with cables. It can be used in any
location. This price does not include installation.
approx $1,600
Large Tree LED Solar Light Kit
This system consists of photovoltaic solar panel, battery pack, controller, lighting regulator,
weatherproof box, distribution box and 15, 5 metre strings of lights with cables. It can be used in
any location. This price does not include installation.
approx $2,500
Building LED Solar Light Kit
This system is specifically designed to be used in architectural applications. It could be used on a
building to outline its shape, to provide a colourful display, to spell out a message or any other
applications. It consists of a photovoltaic solar panel, battery pack, controller, lighting regulator,
weatherproof box, distribution box and 50 metres of lights with cables. It can be used in any
location. This price does not include installation. Smaller and larger kits are available.
approx $2,000
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(a) Before lodging an application for a TCO, the applicant should determine whether a suitable TOO already exists. Information
on existing TOOs is contained in the schedule of Concessional Instruments (SO), a copy of which is available at each
Regional Office of Customs. A TCO can be used by any importer.
(b) An application will be date stamped on the day it is first received in Canberra by an officer of Customs. Receipt of an
application will be acknowledged. Any resultant TCO will operate from the date of receipt. Instructions on how to lodge this
form are provided at the end of this form.
(c) Where an application is accepted as being a valid application, the identity of the applicant and of the importer for whom
the applicant is acting will be published in the Gazette.
(d) Section 269F of the Customs Act 1901 requires that a TCO application to be in writing, be in an "approved form", contain
such information as the form requires, and be signed in the manner indicated in the form. This is the approved form for
the purposes of that section.
(e) Section 269FA of the Customs Act 1901 states "It is the responsibility of an applicant for a TCO to establish, to the
satisfaction of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), that, on the basis of:
(i) all information that the applicant has, or can reasonably be expected to have; and
(ii) all inquiries that the applicant has made, or can reasonably be expected to make;
there are reasonable grounds for asserting that the application meets the core criteria". The application is taken to meet
the core criteria if, on the day of lodgement of the application, no substitutable goods were produced in Australia in the
ordinary course of business.
(f) Every question on the form must be answered. Failure to supply the information required by this form will result in
rejection of the application (and in the loss of operative date).
(g) Where the form provides insufficient space to answer a question, an answer may be provided in an attachment. The
attachment should clearly identify the question to which it relates.
(h) All information about inquiries into the production of substitutable goods must relate to the date the application is lodged
with Customs.
(i) Customs may require an applicant to substantiate, with documentary evidence, any information provided in the application form.
(j) Further information on the Tariff Concession System is available in Part XVA of the Customs Act 1901, in the foreword
to the Schedule of Concessional Instruments, in the administrative guidelines in Volume 13 of the Australian Customs
Service Manual, in Australian Customs Notice No. 98/19, on the intemet at www.customs.gov.au, by e-mailing
information@customs.gov.au or by phoning the Customs Information Centre 1300 363 263.
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IMPORTER DETAILS
Importer's Name (If same as applicant, write "as above")
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(b)
(c)
(d)
The description of the goods in the application will be used as the description of the goods in the TCO (if made).
The application should provide a full description of the goods, including the physical features of the goods or the various
components of the goods. It should not describe the goods in terms of what they do.
In accordance with section 269SJ of the Customs Act 1901, the CEO must not make a TCO in respect of goods;
(1)
described in terms other than in generic terms; or
(ii)
described in terms of their intended end use; or
(iii)
declared by the regulations to be goods to which a TCO should not be extended.
Goods will be taken to be described in terms other than in generic terms if, for example, their description, either directly or by
implication, indicates that they are goods of a particular brand or model, or that a particular part number applies to the goods.
Guidance on the drafting of the description of goods is contained in Volume 13 of the ACS Manual and in Australian Customs
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TARIFF CLASSIFICATION
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SUBSTITUTABILITY OF LOCALLY PRODUCED GOODS
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A local manufacturer's goods are substitutable when they are put, or are capable of being put, to a use that corresponds with
a use (including a design use) to which the goods the subject of the application can be put (subsection 2693(1) of the Customs
Act 1901). Even if not identical, locally made goods may be substitutable.
in determining whether the uses of Australian produced goods correspond with the uses of the goods the subject of the
application, the ability of the goods to compete with each other in any market is not relevant.
The applicant must provide written information as to the inquiries made to establish that there are reasonable grounds for believing
thatthere are no producers of substitutable goods in Australia. The application must include a copy of the research material sourced
and a copy of correspanden ce to, and replies from, potential local manufacturers or relevant industry associations. The application
will be rejected if it fails to provide all written information as to the inquiries made.
NOTE: The Austra Ilan Customs Service suggests that potential local manufacturers should be given at least 10 working days to respond to
inquiries concerning local manufacture.
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Note that under subsection 269M(6) of the Customs Act 1901, the CEO may, despite section 16 of the Customs Administration
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AD DMONAL INFORMATION
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WHEN THIS FORM HAS SEEN COMPLETED LODGE IT WITH CUSTOMS BY:
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At The Environment Shop, we specialise in Energy Efficient Lighting. We stock a wide range of
lamps and fittings for home, garden, office and retail and can source almost anything you can imagine.
We have energy efficient alternatives for standard light globes, halogen downlights, outdoor lighting,
garden lighting, older fluoro lamps and fittings including ballasts, industrial and factory lighting
including mercury vapour alternatives, office lighting, display lighting and other specialist and detailed
lighting challenges.
Our knowledgable staff can advise you on the options available to replace your current inefficient
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Lighting Efficiency
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energy used by your lights by up to 80% without affecting your light levels or quality. In fact many
energy efficient lights provide better light coverage and quality than traditional lights.
Enemy efficient lighting does not mean lower quality or less options. In fact, with modern technology
such as LEDs, CFLs, micro ftuoros such as the Megaman range and cold cathode fluorescent lamps, it
is possible to light your home, garage, driveway, garden, shack, factory or shop in ways that we could
only dream about in the past. Their low power consumption, lower operating temperatures, long
operating life and versatile size and packaging means you can fit energy efficient lamps just about
anywhere you need light, for practical purposes or for decoration. Low energy consumption also
means it is much more viable to power lighting from renewable sources such as solar electricity,
especially in areas that have no power available, such as sheds, gardens and remote areas.
FIRSTLY, SOME IMPORTANT DEFINITIONS
Watts — the wattage of a lamp indicates the rate at which it
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Lumens — are a measure of the luminous flux, basically the
amount of light output by a lamp. You can directly compare
the brightness of different types of lamps by comparing their
output in lumens and you can get a good idea of the
efficiency of a lamp by looking at the lumens/watt.
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Colour Tern perature — is an indicator of the colour of the
white light emitted by a lamp. Incandescent tamps are
usually very warm, with a slight yellow/orange tint to the
light. Older style fluorescent lamps tended to be very cool
with a bluish tinge that is very practical to work by not very
flattering. Modem cool white fluoros are a nicer shade and are excellent for detailed work and high
visibility. Modern fluoro lamps come in a range of colour temperatures. Warm white is best for living
areas, cool white is best for work areas such as kitchens. Colour temperature is measured in Degrees
Kelvin. Warm white is typically 3500k or less, cool white is 4000k-6500k and daylight is 6500k+
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TYPES OF LAMPS AND THEIR ALTERNATIVES
INCANDESCENT LAMPS
Incandescent lamps or bulbs are the most commonly used type of lighting_ They include the
standard everyday light bulbs and halogen downlights. They are typically inexpensive to buy but their
lifetime running costs are high.
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An incandescent lamp works by running electricity through a piece of wire known as the filament until
it heats up enough to emit light, literally glowing white hot. This means that a lot of the energy used is
lost as heat rather than light, which is both inefficient and dangerous, with halogen downlights
responsible for many house fires.
Standard light bulbs typically only last about a thousand hours and must be
regularly replaced, which can be very costly, dangerous or just outright
annoying in difficult situations such as high ceilings.
Incandescent lamps are most suitable for areas where lighting is used
infrequently and for short periods, such as laundries and toilets and also harsh
environments such as inside fridges and ovens. Even though they are inefficient
users of energy, incandescent lamps can still be the most suitable choice for
certain situations.
COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS
The best alternative to the standard lightbulb in most situations is the compact fluorescent lamp, or
CFL. First invented during the oil crisis of the 1970s, they have become commonly available in the last
few years and provide very good quality light with up to 80% less energy use than an equivalent
incandescent light bulb.
Most of our Compact Fluoro Lamps use spiral tubes, which provide a better distribution of light and
are more compact and better looking than the more common linear tube lamps.
CFLs work by creating an arc that causes a
phosphor on the inside of the tube to glow. There is
some circuitry inside the base that controls the arc
and stops the lamp flickering at switch on like in
older fluoro lamps.
The main issue with compact fluorescents is the
large amount of energy and materials that goes into
manufacturing a lamp compared to an
incandescent. This is known as embodied energy. The much longer typical lifetime of a CFL means
that the greater embodied energy is more than made up for by the energy saved during use. The
problem appears when the lamp doesnt last as long as it should.
The answer to this is to buy a good quality CFL and make sure it is used appropriately. CFLs dont
like electronic switches such as sensor lights and most are not compatible with dimmers. We have
high quality Dimmable CFLs available.
HALOGEN LAMPS
Halogen downlights have become very popular over recent years. They are usually low voltage
systems, which many people have interpreted as low power. This is not
true.
Because of the directional nature of the halogen downlights, more
fittings are needed to light up a room compared to traditional light globe
batten fittings. Typical downlights use a 50watt lamp and a transformer
that can use as much as 10-15 watts more, for a total of up to 65 watts
per fitting. With 6 fittings per room, this can add up to 390 watts. The
same amount of light can be provided by two 20 watt CFL lamps in
batten fittings. Count the number of halogen downlights in your house
and add up the watts!
Halogens are also a fire hazard. The filaments in halogen lamps rise to about 2500°C and the bulb
wall Is about 500°C. We have measured the external temperature of our display halogen lamps at over
200°C in open air. The temperature at which paper will ignite without a spark or flame is around
230°C. This means that if insulation is pushed against the lamp fitting or rodents drag nesting
materials around in your roof a fire can very easily occur.
We highly recommend products such as the !sate downliaht cover and the TENMAT Fire-rated
downlight covers to protect your downlights. These products will also make your home more efficient
by stopping the thermal chimney effect, caused by the hot air being drawn through the lamp fitting and
into the roof space.
If you are renovating or designing a new home we highly recommend you do not install downlights,
there are better ways of tightng a room. However, many people already have many downlight fittings
in their home, or simply prefer the appearance.
We offer several efficient downlight alternatives.
HIGH EFFICIENCY AND LOW WATTAGE HALOGEN LAMPS
The simplest alternative is to replace your existing halogen lamps with
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the more efficient IRC lamps. They are identical to standard halogens,
except that the bulb has an Infra Red Coating which reflects some of the heat back into the filament.
As a result a 35 watt lamp can produce as much light as a 50 watt lamp. Lamp life is also extended
to 4,000 hours. These tamps will save up to 30% of energy compared to a standard halogen.
It is also worth considering replacing some of your lamps with a lower wattage where light levels are
too high. E.g. Replace a 50w standard halogen with a 20w IRC halogen.
This option is ideal for renters and others who cant afford or may not want to change their light fittings.
However, the fire hazard still remains and much greater energy savings can be made with other
options.
CFL DOWNLIGI-IT FITTINGS
The best alternative we have found for replacing standard
50W halogen downlights is a 15W Compact Fluoro lamp in a fitting
specially designed for CFLs. Dont try putting CFLs into fittings
designed for incandescent lamps, the reflector needs to be different to
efficiently get the light out We have a range of downlight fittings
designed specifically for CFLs available in different sizes, shapes and
finishes. You can see them here.
MICRO FLUOROS
Micro_Fluoro Lamps use the same technology as Compact Fluor° Lamps but in
a smaller package, designed to fit into a standard downlight lampholdar. Most
use the 240V GUI° two pin fitting the same as 240V halogen lamps. This
means that you can directly replace any 240V halogens you have, but you will
have to remove the transformer and add a GUI 0 adaptor to your existing fittings
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applications. It consists of a photovoltaic solar panel, battery pack, controller, lighting regulator,
weatherproof box, distribution box and 50 metres of lights with cables. It can be used in any
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APPLICATION FOR A TARIFF CONCESSION ORDER (TCO)
The farm should be read carefully before being completed
(a) Before lodging an application for a TCO, the applicant should determine whether a suitable TCO already exists. Information
on existing TCOs is contained in the schedule of Concessional Instruments (SC!), a copy of which is available at each
Regional Office of Customs. A TCO can be used by any importer.
(b) An application will be date stamped on the day it is first received in Canberra by an officer of Customs. Receipt of an
application will be acknowledged. Any resultant TCO will operate from the date of receipt. Instructions on how to lodge this
form are provided at the end of this form.
(c) Where an application is accepted as being a valid application, the identity of the applicant and of the importer for whom
the applicant is acting will be published in the Gazette.
(d) Section 269F of the Customs Act 1901 requires that a TCO application to be in writing, be in an "approved form", contain
such information as the form requires, and be signed in the manner indicated in the form. This is the approved form for
the purposes of that section.
(e) Section 269FA of the Customs Act 1901 states "It is the responsibility of an applicant for a TCO to establish, to the
satisfaction of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), that, on the basis of:
(I) all information that the applicant has, or can reasonably be expected to have; and
(ii) all inquiries that the applicant has made, or can reasonably be expected to make;
there are reasonable grounds for asserting that the application meets the core criteria". The application is taken to meet
the core criteria if, on the day of lodgement of the application, no substitutable goods were produced in Australia in the
ordinary course of business.
(f) Every question on the form must be answered. Failure to supply the information required by this form will result in
rejection of the application (and in the loss of operative date).
(g) Where the form provides insufficient space to answer a question, an answer may be provided in an attachment, The
attachment should clearly identify the question to which it relates.
(h) All information about inquiries into the production of substitutable goods must relate to the date the application is lodged
with Customs.
(i) Customs may require an applicant to substantiate, with documentary evidence, any information provided in the application form.
(j) Further information on the Tariff Concession System is available in Part XVA of the Customs Act 1901, in the foreword
to the Schedule of Concessional Instruments, in the administrative guidelines in Volume 13 of the Australian Customs
Service Manual, in Australian Customs Notice No. 98/19, on the Internet at www.customs.gov.au, by e-mailing
information@customs.gov.au or by phoning the Customs Information Centre 1300 363 263.
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The application should provide a full description of the goods, including the physical features of the goods or the various
components of the goods. It should not describe the goods in terms of what they do.
In accordance with section 269SJ of the Customs Act 1901, the CEO must not make a TOO in respect of goods:
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implication, indicates that they are goods of a particular brand or model, or that a particular part number applies to the goods.
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Act 1901). Even if not identical, locally made goods may be substitutable.
In determining whether the uses of Australian produced goods correspond with the uses of the goods the subject of the
application, the ability of the goods to compete with each other in any market is not relevant.
The applicant must provide written information as to the inquiries made to establish that there are reasonable grounds for believing
thatthere are no producers of substitutable goods I n Australia. The application must include a copy ofthe research material sourced
and a copy of correspo nd en ce to, and replies from, potential local manufacturers or relevant industry associations. The application
will be rejected if it fails to provide all written information as to the inquiries made.
NOTE: The Australian Customs Service suggests that potential local manufacturers should be given at least 10 working days to respond to
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Customs House
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Glass panels for lights
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At The Environment Shop, we specialise in Energy Efficient Lighting. We stock a wide range of
lamps and fittings for home, garden, office and retail and can source almost anything you can imagine.
We have energy efficient alternatives for standard fight globes, halogen downlights, outdoor lighting,
garden lighting, older fluor° lamps and fittings including ballasts, industrial and factory lighting
including mercury vapour alternatives, office lighting, display lighting and other specialist and detailed
lighting challenges.
Our knowledgable staff can advise you on the options available to replace your current inefficient
lighting, or help you with a lighting plan for your new home, extension or renovation, ensuring you the
lowest running costs and lighting that is beautiful as well as practical.
Lighting Design
We offer a lighting design service for new buildings and renovations. Call us to organise an
appointment, then bring in your house plans and ideas and we will talk through them and come up with
a lighting solution that is practical, beautiful and most importantly, efficient. Shortly after the
meeting we will email you a formal copy of the lighting plan. Typical pricing for a family home is $250,
which also entitles you to a discount on light fittings bought through us.
Lighting Efficiency
The amount of energy used by lighting in Australian households is increasing, mainly due to larger
house sizes and the proliferation of halogen downlights. It is possible to decrease the amount of
energy used by your lights by up to 80% without affecting your light levels or quality. In fact many
energy efficient lights provide better light coverage and quality than traditional lights.
Energy efficient lighting does not mean lower quality or less options. In fact, with modem technology
such as LEDs, CFLs, micro fluoros such as the Megaman range and cold cathode fluorescent lamps, it
is possible to light your home, garage, driveway, garden, shack, factory or shop in ways that we could
only dream about in the past. Their low power consumption, lower operating temperatures, long
operating life and versatile size and packaging means you can fit energy efficient lamps just about
anywhere you need light, for practical purposes or for decoration. Low energy consumption also
means it is much more viable to power lighting from renewable sources such as solar electricity,
especially in areas that have no power available, such as sheds, gardens and remote areas.
FIRSTLY, SOME IMPORTANT DEFINITIONS
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output in lumens and you can get a good idea of the
efficiency of a lamp by looking at the lumens/watt.
Colour Temperature — is an indicator of the colour of the
white light emitted by a lamp. Incandescent lamps are
usually very warm, with a slight yellow/orange tint to the
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light. Older style fluorescent lamps tended to be very cool
with a bluish tinge that is very practical to work by not very
flattering. Modern cool white fluoros are a nicer shade and are excellent for detailed work and high
visibility. Modem fluoro lamps come in a range of colour temperatures. Warm white is best for living
areas, cool white is best for work areas such as kitchens. Colour temperature is measured in Degrees
Kelvin. Warm white is typically 3500k or less, cool white is 4000k-6500k and daylight is 6500k1•
TYPES OF LAMPS AND THEIR ALTERNATIVES
INCANDESCENT LAMPS
Incandescent lamps or bulbs are the most commonly used type of lighting. They include the
standard everyday light bulbs and halogen downlights. They are typically inexpensive to buy but their
lifetime running costs are high.
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An incandescent lamp works by running electricity through a piece of wire known as the filament until
it heats up enough to emit light, literally glowing white hot. This means that a lot of the energy used is
lost as heat rather than light, which is both inefficient and dangerous, with halogen downlights
responsible for many house fires.
Standard light bulbs typically only last about a thousand hours and must be
regularly replaced, which can be very costly, dangerous or just outright
annoying in difficult situations such as high ceilings.
Incandescent lamps are most suitable for areas where lighting is used
infrequently and for short periods, such as laundries and toilets and also harsh
environments such as inside fridges and ovens. Even though they are inefficient
users of energy, incandescent lamps can still be the most suitable choice for
certain situations.
COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS
The best alternative to the standard lIghtbulb in most situations Is the compact fluorescent lamp, or
CFL. First invented during the oil crisis of the 1970s, they have become commonly available in the last
few years and provide very good quality light with up to 80% less energy use than an equivalent
incandescent light bulb.
Most of our Compact Fluor° Lamps use spiral tubes, which provide a better distribution of light and
are more compact and better looking than the more common linear tube lamps.
CFLs work by creating an arc that causes a
phosphor on the inside of the tube to glow. There is
some circuitry inside the base that controls the arc
and stops the lamp flickering at switch on like in
older fluoro lamps.
The main issue with compact fluorescents is the
large amount of energy and materials that goes into
manufacturing a lamp compared to an
incandescent. This is known as embodied energy. The much longer typical lifetime of a CFL means
that the greater embodied energy Is more than made up for by the energy saved during use. The
problem appears when the lamp doesnt last as long as it should.
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The answer to this is to buy a good quality CFL and make sure it is used appropriately. CFLs dont
like electronic switches such as sensor lights and most are not compatible with dimmers. We have
high quality Dimmable CFLs available.
HALOGEN LAMPS
Halogen downlights have become very popular over recent years. They are usually low voltage
systems, which many people have interpreted as low power. This is not
true.
Because of the directional nature of the halogen downlights, more
fittings are needed to light up a room compared to traditional light globe
batten fittings. Typical downlights use a 50watt lamp and a transformer
that can use as much as 10-15 watts more, for a total of up to 65 watts
per fitting. With 6 fittings per room, this can add up to 390 watts. The
same amount of light can be provided by two 20 watt CFL lamps in
batten fittings. Count the number of halogen downlights in your house
and add up the watts!
Halogens are also a fire hazard, The filaments in halogen lamps rise to about 2500°C and the bulb
wall is about 500°C. We have measured the external temperature of our display halogen lamps at over
200°C in open air. The temperature at which paper will ignite without a spark or flame is around
230°C. This means that if insulation is pushed against the lamp fitting or rodents drag nesting
materials around in your roof a fire can very easily occur.
We highly recommend products such as the Isolite downlight cover and the TENIVIAT Fire-rated
downlight covers to protect your downlights. These products will also make your home more efficient
by stopping the thermal chimney effect, caused by the hot air being drawn through the lamp fitting and
into the roof space.
If you are renovating or designing a new home we highly recommend you do not install downlights,
there are better ways of lightng a room. However, many people already have many downlight fittings
in their home, or simply prefer the appearance.
We offer several efficient downlight alternatives.
HIGH EFFICIENCY AND LOW WATTAGE HALOGEN LAMPS
The simplest alternative is to replace your existing halogen lamps with
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the more efficient IRC lamps. They are identical to standard halogens,
except that the bulb has an Infra Red Coating which reflects some of the heat back into the filament.
As a result a 35 watt lamp can produce as much light as a 50 watt lamp. Lamp life is also extended
to 4,000 hours. These lamps will save up to 30% of energy compared to a standard halogen.
It Is also worth considering replacing some of your lamps with a lower wattage where light levels are
too high. E.g. Replace a 50w standard halogen with a 20w IRC halogen.
This option is ideal for renters and others who cant afford or may not want to change their light fittings.
However, the fire hazard still remains and much greater energy savings can be made with other
options.
CFL DOWNLIGHT FITTINGS
The best alternative we have found for replacing standard
50W halogen downlights Is a 15W Compact Fluor° lamp in a fitting
specially designed for CFLs. Dent try putting CFLs into fittings
designed for incandescent lamps, the reflector needs to be different to
efficiently get the light out. We have a range of downlight fittings
designed specifically for CFLs available in different sizes, shapes and
finishes. You can see them here.
MICRO FLUOROS
Micro Fluor° Lamps use the same technology as Compact Fluoro Lamps but in
a smaller package, designed to fit into a standard downlight lam pholder. Most
use the 240V all° two pin fitting the same as 240V halogen lamps. This
means that you can directly replace any 240V halogens you have, but you will
have to remove the transformer and add a GUI 0 adaptor to your existing fittings
if you are replacing 12v halogens. As this is fixed wiring it requires a licensed
electrician, but it is a simple job and shouldnt take them long.
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that is tightly focussed In the centre, while fluor° lamps tend to spread the light
very evenly across a wide angle. An 11w micro fluoro lamp emits the same
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amount of light as a 50w halogen, however the light is spread more evenly and
there are no bright spots to grab the eyes attention. This means that we perceive
the light levels as being slightly lower than with halogens. If you want the same perceived light
levels, you will need to install additional light fittings.
LEDs
LEDsor Light Ernittina Diodes are semiconductor devices which emit light. They can potentially have
a very long life (100,000 hours), offer reasonably high efficiencies and are compact, very rugged and
highly controllable for both colour and brightness.
Currently, LEDs tend to be very focussed light sources and there are limitations on the power output
levels, so they are not very practical for room lighting. (Yeti) However, they are ideal for display and
task lighting, where the object to be lit is close to the light source. They make excellent workbench
lamps in a kitchen or workshop and are ideal for lighting up works of art.
The range of fittings, colours and brightness levels available mean that LEDs have amazing potential
for decorative lighting, whether in your garden, in a shop, around the house, for art or on your
christmas tree.
Technology is moving very rapidly in this area, so It is hard for us to keep the website up to date.
Please call or email us if you are interested in using LEDs, we can source a very wide range and
always have several types in stock and on display.
SOLAR BUD LIGHTING
Recent technological advances have made it possible to use Solar Powered LED (Light Emitting
Diodes) lights for exterior decorative lighting. The result is much lower power consumption, longer
life and when powered with solar panels, zero green house gas emissions. The use of solar power
also means total flexibility in locating the lights, as no 240-volt power is required.
Solar Bud Lighting (Solar Fairy Lights! Solar Christmas Lights) can add magical sparkle to trees and
buildings in public places. However of all the forms of public lighting it is by far the most energy
inefficient. Those little glowing bulbs are designed for long life rather than efficiency. They are very
wasteful, producing much more heat than light. In fact, conventional bud lighting produces 2 or 3
lumens per watt compared to about 15 lumens per watt for standard incandescent Lamps.
Advantages
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• Uses less energy. Can be as low as 5% of conventional bud lighting.
• No greenhouse gas emissions when run by solar power.
• Light can go anywhere. No 240 Volt power is required, so the tight can go in the middle of
parks, on buildings, anywhere.
• These LED lights can still be used where 240 Volt power is available, but have the major
advantages of dramatically improved energy savings and long life.
• Last Longer. LED Lights can Last from 50,000 to 100,000 hours.
• The white LED Lights create clean attractive Light similar to starlight.
• Flexibility, the lights can be used on trees, to profile buildings or provide lighting effects
with flashing, pulsing or fading lights of any colour.
The Environment Shop supplies a range of systems from simple domestic sets for under $50 to Large
tree lighting systems costing thousands of dollars. Please note the larger tree systems are built to
order. Prices are indicative only and would have to be confirmed with a quotation. The Environment
Shop can also offer a full installation service of both the solar and LED light components.
Medium Tree LED Light Kit (No Solar)
This system consists of 5, 5 metre strings of lights with a controller and cables. It can be used as an
energy saving alternative when 240 volts is available. This price does not include installation.
approx $450
Large Tree LED Light Kit (No Solar)
This system consists of 15, 5 metre strings of lights with a controller and cables. It can be used as an
energy saving alternative when 240 volts is available. This price does not include installation.
approx $1,200
Medium Tree LED Solar Light Kit
This system consists of photovoltaic solar panel, battery pack, controller, lighting regulator,
weatherproof box, distribution box and 5, 5 metre strings of lights with cables. It can be used in any
location. This price does not include installation.
approx $1,600
Large Tree LED Solar Light Kit
This system consists of photovoltaic solar panel, battery pack, controller, lighting regulator,
weatherproof box, distribution box and 15, 5 metre strings of lights with cables. It can be used in
any location. This price does not include installation.
approx $2,500
Building LED Solar Light Kit
This system is specifically designed to be used in architectural applications. It could be used on a
building to outline its shape, to provide a colourful display, to spell out a message or any other
applications. It consists of a photovoltaic solar panel, battery pack, controller, lighting regulator,
weatherproof box, distribution box and 50 metres of lights with cables. It can be used in any
location. This price does not include installation. Smatter and Larger kits are available.
approx $2,000
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At The Environment Shop, we specialise in Energy Efficient Lighting. We stock a wide range of
lamps and fittings for home, garden, office and retail and can source almost anything you can imagine.
We have energy efficient alternatives for standard light globes, halogen downlights, outdoor lighting,
garden lighting, older fluoro lamps and fittings including ballasts, industrial and factory lighting
including mercury vapour alternatives, office lighting, display lighting and other specialist and detailed
lighting challenges.
Our knowledgable staff can advise you on the options available to replace your current inefficient
lighting, or help you with a lighting plan for your new home, extension or renovation, ensuring you the
lowest running costs and lighting that is beautiful as well as practical.
Lighting Design
We offer a lighting design service for new buildings and renovations. Call us to organise an
appointment, then bring in your house plans and ideas and we will talk through them and come up with
a lighting solution that is practical, beautiful and most importantly, efficient. Shortly after the
meeting we will email you a formal copy of the Fighting plan. Typical pricing for a family home is $250,
which also entitles you to a discount on light fittings bought through us.
Lighting Efficiency
The amount of energy used by lighting in Australian households is increasing, mainly due to larger
house sizes and the proliferation of halogen downlights. It is possible to decrease the amount of
energy used by your lights by up to 80% without affecting your light levels or quality. In fact many
energy efficient lights provide better light coverage and quality than traditional lights.
Energy efficient lighting does not mean lower quality or less options. In fact, with modern technology
such as LEDs, CFLs micro fluoree such as the Megaman range and cold cathode fluorescent lamps, it
is possible to light your home, garage, driveway, garden, shack, factory or shop in ways that we could
only dream about in the past. Their low power consumption, lower operating temperatures, long
operating life and versatile size and packaging means you can fit energy efficient lamps just about
anywhere you need light, for practical purposes or for decoration. Low energy consumption also
means it is much more viable to power lighting from renewable sources such as solar electricity,
especially in areas that have no power available, such as sheds, gardens and remote areas.
FIRSTLY, SOME IMPORTANT DEFINITIONS
Watts - the wattage of a lamp indicates the rate at which it
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consumes electricity. A 12V lamp does not necessarily use
less power than a 240V lamp, you have to compare the
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watts. E.g. a standard 12 Volt halogen lamp is 50 Watts, four
of these In a room equals 200 Watts, not including losses in
the transformers.
Lumens -are a measure of the luminous flux, basically the
amount of light output by a lamp. You can directly compare
the brightness of different types of lamps by comparing their
output in lumens and you can get a good idea of the
efficiency of a lamp by looking at the lumens/watt.
Colour Temperature - is an indicator of the colour of the
white light emitted by a lamp. Incandescent lamps are
usually very warm, with a slight yellow/orange tint to the
light. Older style fluorescent lamps tended to be very cool
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with a bluish tinge that is very practical to work by not very
flattering. Modern cool white fluoros are a nicer shade and are excellent for detailed work and high
visibility. Modern fluoro lamps come in a range of colour temperatures. Warm white is best for living
areas, cool white is best for work areas such as kitchens. Colour temperature is measured in Degrees
Kelvin. Warm white is typically 3500k or less, cool white is 4000k-6500k and daylight is 6500k+
TYPES OF LAMPS AND THEIR ALTERNATIVES
INCANDESCENT LAMPS
Incandescent lamps or bulbs are the most commonly used type of lighting. They include the
standard everyday light bulbs and halogen downlights. They are typically inexpensive to buy but their
lifetime running costs are high.
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An incandescent lamp works by running electricity through a piece of wire known as the filament until
it heats up enough to emit light, literally glowing white hot. This means that a lot of the energy used is
lost as heat rather than light, which is both inefficient and dangerous, with halogen downlights
responsible for many house fires.
Standard light bulbs typically only last about a thousand hours and must be
regularly replaced, which can be very costly, dangerous or just outright
annoying in difficult situations such as high ceilings.
Incandescent lamps are most suitable for areas where lighting is used
infrequently and for short periods, such as laundries and toilets and also harsh
environments such as inside fridges and ovens. Even though they are inefficient
users of energy, incandescent lamps can still be the most suitable choice for
certain situations.
COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS
The best alternative to the standard lightbulb in most situations is the compact fluorescent lamp, or
CFL. First invented during the oil crisis of the 1970s, they have become commonly available in the last
few years and provide very good quality light with up to 80% less energy use than an equivalent
incandescent light bulb.
Most of our Compact Fluor° Lamps use spiral tubes, which provide a better distribution of light and
are more compact and better looking than the more common linear tube lamps.
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CFLs work by creating an arc that causes a
phosphor on the inside of the tube to glow. There is
some circuitry inside the base that controls the arc
and stops the lamp flickering at switch on like in
older fluoro lamps.
The main issue with compact fluorescents is the
large amount of energy and materials that goes into
manufacturing a lamp compared to an
incandescent. This is known as embodied energy. The much longer typical lifetime of a CFL means
that the greater embodied energy is more than made up for by the energy saved during use. The
problem appears when the lamp doesnt last as long as it should.
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The answer to this is to buys good quality CFL and make sure it is used appropriately. CFLs dont
like electronic switches such as sensor lights and most are not compatible with dimmers. We have
high quality Dimmable CFLs available.
HALOGEN LAMPS
Halogen downright have become very popular over recent years. They are usually low voltage
systems, which many people have interpreted as low power. This is not
true.
Because of the directional nature of the halogen downlights, more
fittings are needed to light up a room compared to traditional light globe
batten fittings. Typical downllghts use a 50watt lamp and a transformer
that can use as much as 10-15 watts more, for a total of up to 65 watts
per fitting. With 6 fittings per room, this can add up to 390 watts. The
same amount of light can be provided by two 20 watt CFL lamps in
batten fittings. Count the number of halogen downlights in your house
and add up the watts!
Halogens are also a fire hazard. The filaments in halogen lamps rise to about 2500°C and the bulb
wall is about 500°C. We have measured the external temperature of our display halogen lamps at over
200°C in open air. The temperature at which paper will ignite without a spark or flame is around
230°C. This means that if insulation is pushed against the lamp fitting or rodents drag nesting
materials around in your roof a fire can very easily occur.
We highly recommend products such as the Isolite downlight cover and the TEN MAT Fire-rated
downlight covers to protect your downlights. These products will also make your home more efficient
by stopping the thermal chimney effect, caused by the hot air being drawn through the lamp fitting and
into the roof space.
If you are renovating or designing a new home we highly recommend you do not install downlights,
there are better ways of lightng a room. However, many people already have many downlight fittings
in their home, or simply prefer the appearance.
We offer several efficient downlight alternatives.
HIGH EFFICIENCY AND LOW WATTAGE HALOGEN LAMPS
The simplest alternative Is to replace your existing halogen lamps with
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the more efficient iRC lamps. They are identical to standard halogens,
except that the bulb has an Infra Red Coating which reflects some of the heat back into the filament.
As a result a 35 watt lamp can produce as much light as a 50 watt lamp. Lamp life is also extended
to 4,000 hours. These lamps will save up to 30% of energy compared to a standard halogen.
It is also worth considering replacing some of your lamps with a lower wattage where light levels are
too high. E.g. Replace a 50w standard halogen with a 20w IRC halogen.
This option is ideal for renters and others who cant afford or may not want to change their light fittings.
However, the fire hazard still remains and much greater energy savings can be made with other
options.
CFL DOWNLIGHT FITTINGS
The best alternative we have found for replacing standard
50W halogen downlights is a 15W Compact Fluoro lamp in a fitting
specially designed for CFLs. Dont try putting CFLs into fittings
designed for incandescent lamps, the reflector needs to be different to
efficiently get the light out. We have a range of downlight fittings
designed specifically for CFLs available in different sizes, shapes and
finishes. You can see them here.
MICRO FLUOROS
Micro Fluoro Lamps use the same technology as Compact Fluoro Lamps but in
a smaller package, designed to fit Into a standard downlight lampholder. Most
use the 240V GUI 0 two pin fitting the same as 240V halogen lamps. This
means that you can directly replace any 240V halogens you have, but you will
have to remove the transformer and add a GUI 0 adaptor to your existing fittings
if you are replacing 12v halogens. As this is fixed wiring it requires a licensed
electrician, but it is a simple job and shouldnt take them long.
The compact size means that the maximum wattage we have available at the
moment is 11w, roughly equivalent to a 50w halogen. However the light quality
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is a little different Halogen downlights tend to throw a very directed beam of light
that is tightly focussed in the centre, while fluoro lamps tend to spread the light
very evenly across a wide angle. An 11w micro Nord lamp emits the same
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amount of light as a 50w halogen, however the light is spread more evenly and
there are no bright spots to grab the eyes attention. This means that we perceive
the light levels as being slightly lower than with halogens. If you want the same perceived light
levels, you will need to install additional light fittings.
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LEDs
LEDsor Light Emitting Diodes are semiconductor devices which emit light. They can potentially have
a very long life (100,000 hours), offer reasonably high efficiencies and are compact, very rugged and
highly controllable for both colour and brightness.
Currently, LEDs tend to be very focussed light sources and there are limitations on the power output
levels, so they are not very practical for room lighting. (Yefi) However, they are ideal for display and
task lighting, where the object to be lit is close to the light source. They make excellent workbench
lamps In a kitchen or workshop and are ideal for lighting up works of art.
The range of fittings, colours and brightness levels available mean that LEDs have amazing potential
for decorative lighting, whether in your garden, in a shop, around the house, for art or on your
christmas tree.
Technology is moving very rapidly in this area, so It Is hard for us to keep the website up to date.
Please call or email us if you are interested in using LEDs, we can source a very wide range and
always have several types in stock and on display.
SOLAR BUD LIGHTING
Recent technological advances have made it possible to use Solar Powered LED (Light Emitting
Diodes) lights for exterior decorative lighting. The result is much lower power consumption, longer
life and when powered with solar panels, zero green house gas emissions. The use of solar power
also means total flexibility in locating the tights, as no 240-volt power is required.
Solar Bud Lighting (Solar Fairy Lights/Solar Christmas Lights) can add magical sparkle to trees and
buildings in public places. However of all the forms of public lighting it is by far the most energy
inefficient. Those little glowing bulbs are designed for tong life rather than efficiency. They are very
wasteful, producing much more heat than light. In fact, conventional bud lighting produces 2 or 3
lumens per watt compared to about 15 lumens per watt for standard incandescent lamps.
Advantages
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• Uses less energy. Can be as low as 5% of conventional bud lighting.
• No greenhouse gas emissions when run by solar power.
• Light can go anywhere. No 240 Volt power is required, so the tight can go in the middle of
parks, on buildings, anywhere.
• These LED tights can still be used where 240 Volt power is available, but have the major
advantages of dramatically improved energy savings and long life.
• Last longer. LED Lights can last from 50,000 to 100,000 hours.
• The white LED Lights create clean attractive light similar to starlight.
• Flexibility, the tights can be used on trees, to profile buildings or provide lighting effects
with flashing, pulsing or fading lights of any colour.
The Environment Shop supplies a range of systems from simple domestic sets for under $50 to large
tree lighting systems costing thousands of dollars. Please note the larger tree systems are built to
order. Prices are indicative only and would have to be confirmed with a quotation. The Environment
Shop can also offer a full installation service of both the solar and LED light components.
Medium Tree LED Light Kit (No Solar)
This system consists of 5, 5 metre strings of lights with a controller and cables. It can be used as an
energy saving alternative when 240 volts is available. This price does not include installation.
approx $450
Large Tree LED Light Kit (No Solar)
This system consists of 15, 5 metre strings of lights with a controller and cables. It can be used as an
energy saving alternative when 240 volts is available. This price does not include installation.
approx $1,200
Medium Tree LED Solar Light Kit
This system consists of photovoltaic solar panel, battery pack, controller, lighting regulator,
weatherproof box, distribution box and 5, 5 metre strings of lights with cables. It can be used in any
location. This price does not include installation.
approx $1,600
Large Tree LED Solar Light Kit
This system consists of photovoltaic solar panel, battery pack, controller, lighting regulator,
weatherproof box, distribution box and 15, 5 metre strings of lights with cables. It can be used in
any location. This price does not include installation.
approx $2,500
Building LED Solar Light Kit
This system is specifically designed to be used in architectural applications. It could be used on a
building to outline its shape, to provide a colourful display, to spelt out a message or any other
applications. It consists of a photovoltaic solar panel, battery pack, controller, lighting regulator,
weatherproof box, distribution box and 50 metres of lights with cables, It can be used in any
location. This price does not include installation. Smaller and larger kits are available.
approx $2,000
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BROWN AND SON ELECTRICAL
• New installations and repair to power point outlets internal or external.
• safety switches on the power and lighting circuits.
. Installation and repair of exhaust fans.
• Installation of all types of Ceiling sweep fans Fan Lights.
• New installation and repair of lighting, Including New points, sensor lights, low voltage garden lighting, Floodlighting.
• Installation of Light fittings.
• New installation of Range or Wall Oven & Hotplate, Replacement of existing cooking equipment.
• Installation of heavy duty power for Air Conditioners
. Installation of new circuits to provide better power distribution, room for additional points etc.
. Replacement of switchboard to update with Circuit breakers, Safety switches etc.
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THE ENERGY EFFICIENT DOWNLIGHT
ESPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR
SELF BALLASTED FLUORESCENT LAMPS
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DEDICATED LAMP - only self ballasted lamps can fit
into the SD-125F.
DEDICATED QUALITY - of lig.ht same output as GLS lamps
and warm colour rendering,
DEDICATED REFLECTOR - is designed to optimise
self ballasted lamp characteristics.
DEDICATED AESTHETICS - attractive low profile ceiling
trim as well as a choice of other trim accessories.
DEDICATED COMPLETE SOLUTION - eliminates heat
transfer inefficiencies in your home.
Moisture Transfer Classification - Closed. Sealed construction
preventing access of insects and drafts through ceilings.
Thermal Insulation Classification - Abutted. Ceiling insulated
(zero rated) may be abutted up against the SDI 25 for maximum
insulation effectiveness.
• Fire rated to 30130/30 minutes
p not exposed in ceiling cavity
• Thermal cut-off and auto reset function for protection against
'misuse and overloading.
• Complies with AS/NZS60598 electrical safety standard.
• 3 mounting dips to ensure optimum snug fit to ceiling.
• Low light pollution characteristics.
• (RW) STC sound transmission rating.
• Reolacernent lamp.
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White Ring
Isolate the electrical supply 230-240V, 50Hz,
SD1 25 F-WH
1. Do not install SD125F on dimmer switch circuit.
SD125 F
Energy
Efficient
Downlight
2. Cut a 125mm (5") diameter hole in ceiling. Keeping edge of hole
25mm away from any timber or obstructions.
3. Connect power supply to connector block:- Brown-(P), Grn/Y1-(E),
and Blue-(N). Clamp cable and snap cover shut.
4. Insert the S0125F body into the ceiling hole and retain by inserting
the three retention springs.
5. Screw bulb in, be careful to hold body not spiral.
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6. Sit the ceiling ring onto the plastic reflector then lift into the
downlight and turn 1200 until locked onto the three bumps.
• Moisture transfer and thermal efficiency = CA
When using building insulation with zero rated flammability (eg)
Fiberglass - this unit will run safely with insulation abutted to it.
•47 Can be mounted into timber ceiling.
• Maintain at least 25mm clearance from all timber above and to sides.
50125F
SBFSP-15EWW
• An energy saving 60 minute option is available just use Model
S0125-FIRE60 and replace reflector with SD-REF-SBF.
For Acoustic STC55 Ceilings space 1.6M minimum.
For Acoustic STC57 and 58 space 2.5M minimum.
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EFFICIENT
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guaranteed to achieve significant savings over
conventional incandescent and halogen lights.
The reflector has been specially designed
to extract maximum lighting performance
from self ballasted fluorescent lamps
(energy saving bulbs), providing light
output and warm colour rendering
similar to standard GLS bulbs but at
a much lower cost.
Compare a house using 20
conventional downlights with
one using 20 Superlux SD125F
downlights over an 8 hour
,nod per day.
At a 12 cent per kilowatt/hour power
charge you will save over $400 per year.
As the price of electricity inevitably
increases so do the savings!
The savings don't end at the cost of lighting
either, the SDI 25F is sealed preventing air
movement from the house into the ceiling,
eliminating heat transfer inefficiencies.
The Superlux SD125F energy saving
downlights are not significantly more
expensive than conventional down
lights, making the savings true
savings, there is no huge pay
back hurdle to overcome.
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Isolate the electrical supply.
• Cut 75mm hole. Ensure 50mm clear of timber and that the cavity
depth is at least 180mm.
• if building insulation is present ensure that it is zero rated
(eg) fibreglass.
• Do not push the downlight under the insulation, cut a 75mm hole
through it.
• Connect Phase and Neutral wires to Land N terminals.
Do not earth.
• Replace Terminal Block cover cable clamp.
• Insert Downiight into the ceiling while holding the 2 spring clips
upward.
NOTES
• The cavity must not be smaller than 0.3m3 for a 50W lamp.
25% power savings
• If Thermal cut-off cycles check downlight is not covered nor
over-lamped (20W-50W).
H1H lamp included
• if Dimming ensure the Dimmer is recommended for electronic
Transformers.
• Lamps run Hot. Allow to cool before touching.
• Fire Rating : Not fire rated.
• Acoustic Rating: For Acoustic SIC 55 Ceilings space 1.6M
minimum. For Acoustic SIC 57 and 58 space 2.5M minimum.
SVE75
Hole 075MM SVE-75
Ceiling
Certified
Below
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Integrated
Construction puts
the transformer
in the right place
CAUTION: Recessed Luminaires and their associated
equipment may peso a risk of (ire or damage to
property it not installed and maintained correctly.
ENGINEERED FO ARE SAFETY FOR YOUR PEACE OF MINE
FEATU I
• Designed for H1, high 'R' value
batt installations.
Gold
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Halogen 35W lamp included,
equivalent light output of 50W
old technology lamps.
• Quick and economical
installation.
Silver
• Integrated Downlight for safer
placement of Transformer and
supply wires.
• Wide cable entry for looping.
• Thermal cut-off protection with
auto reset function. Guards
against Installation faults or
over-lamping.
Cream
25% power savings
HIH lamp included
White
• CA classification (Closed
Abutted).
• Dimmable.
• 220-240VoIt 50Hz
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Black
• Lamp - 12Volt, MR16, GX5.3
20W-50W maximum.
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SVE75
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Design copyright 2000
Integrated
Construction puts
the transformer
in the right place
ENGINEERED FOR FIRE SAFETY FOR YOUR PEACE OF MIND
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MR16 Lamps
What are MR16 lamps?
"MR" stands for multifaceted reflector, a pressed glass reflector with the inside (reflecting side) surface composed of
facets and covered by a reflective coating. These facets provide optical control by gathering the light from the
filament to create a concentrated beam of light. The reflectors of some MR lamps have a smooth inside surface
instead of facets, but they are still called MR lamps by convention. Figure 2-1 shows MR16 lamps with different
reflector types.
Figure 2-1. MR I6 lamps with different reflector
designs *
*Incandescent A-lamp on far right shown for size
comparison
ei Did YOU know?
The light source of MR lamps is a single-ended quartz halogen filament capsule. The reflective coating of MR16
lamps can be either dichroic or aluminum. A dichroic coating is a thin, multi-layer dielectric (non-metallic film) that
allows infrared radiation (heat) from the filament capsule to pass through the reflector while it reflects visible
radiation (light) forward (see Figure 2-2). An aluminum coating is a thin film of aluminum that, unlike the dichroic
coating, reflects both infrared and visible radiation. Some MR16 lamps have a cover glass on the front end of the
reflector. This cover is a safety measure designed to contain any broken fragments in case the lamp shatters when it
fails (see "What are the disadvantages of MR16 lamps?").
Figure 2-2. Schematic diagram of how a
dichroic coating works
Reflector with
Dichroic Coating
Infrared
Radiation
(Heat)
Filament
Visible Radiation (Light)
Halogen
Filament
Capsule
0 Old YOU know?
MR lamps come in different sizes. The size is determined by the maximum diameter of the lamp in eighth-of-an-inch
increments (1 inch equals 2.5 centimeters). The most common MR lamp, the 1V1R.16, is 16 eighths of an inch or 2
inches (5 centimeters) in diameter at its largest circumference, hence the name "MR16." Other sizes include MR8 (1
inch, or 2.5 centimeters, diameter) and MR11 (1-3/8 inch, or 3.5 centimeters, diameter). The power ratings of MR.16
lamps used in architectural lighting applications range from 10 to 100 watts.
Most MR16 lamps are operated using voltages lower than 120 volts, typically 12 volts. Some MR16 lamps, however,
operate using 6 or 24 volts. A transformer is needed to reduce the line voltage from 120 or 277 volts to the
appropriate level for these lamps. MR16 lamps can be dimmed through commercially available dimmers for lowvoltage loads. Most low-voltage lamps have 2-pin bases. Other bases are the bayonet and tarn and lock. A new
generation of MR16 lamps with an integrated transformer has been developed and marketed in the last few years.
These lamps operate on 120 volts and have a screwbase to fit medium-base (Edison) sockets. Figure 2-3 shows
samples of commercially available MR16 lamps with different base types.
Figure 2-3. Different MR16 lamp base types
(a) 2-pin
(b) medium screwbase with integral transformer
(c) intermediate screwbase with integral transformer
(d) turn and lock
(e) bayonet
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iposed of facets and covered by a reflective coating. These
1 by gathering the light from the filament to create a
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?sent reflector types.
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*Incandescent A-lamp on far right shown for size comparison
Did YOU know?
The light source of MR lamps is a single-ended quartz halogen filament capsule. The
reflective coating of MR16 lamps can be either dichroic or aluminum. A dichrolc
coating is a thin, multi-layer dielectric (non-metallic film) that allows infrared
radiation (heat) from the filament capsule to pass through the reflector while it
reflects visible radiation (light) forward (see Figure 2-2). An aluminum coating is a
thin film of aluminum that, unlike the cfichroic coating, reflects both Infrared and
visible radiation. Some MR16 lamps have a cover glass on the front end of the
reflector. This cover is a safety measure designed to contain any broken fragments In
case the lamp shatters when it fails (see "What are the disadvantages of MR16
lamps?).
Figure 2-2. Schematic diagram of how a dichroic
coating works
Reflector inith
Dichroic Coating
Infrared
Radiation
(Heat)
Filament
Visible Radiation (Light)
Halogen
Filament
Capsule
0 Did YOU know?
MR lamps come in different sizes. The size is determined by the maximum diameter of
the lamp in eighth-of-an-inch increments (1 inch equals 2.5 centimeters). The most
common MR lamp, the MR16, is 16 eighthspf an inch or 2 inches (5 centimeters) in
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diameter at its largest circumference, hence the name "MR16." Other sizes include
MR8 (1 inch, or 2.5 centimeters, diameter) and MR11 (1-3/8 inch, or 3.5 centimeters,
diameter). The power ratings of MR16 lamps used in architectural lighting applications
range from 10 to 100 watts.
Most MR16 lamps are operated using voltages lower than 120 volts, typically 12 volts.
Some MR16 lamps, however, operate using 6 or 24 volts. A transformer is needed to
reduce the line voltage from 120 or 277 volts to the appropriate level for these lamps.
MR16 lamps can be dimmed through commercially available dimmers for low-voltage
loads. Most low-voltage lamps have 2-pin bases. Other bases are the bayonet and
turn and lock. A new generation of MR16 lamps with an integrated transformer has
been developed and marketed In the last few years. These lamps operate on 120 volts
and have a screwbase to fit medium-base (Edison) sockets. Figure 2-3 shows samples
of commercially available MR16 lamps with different base types.
Figure 2-3. Dfferent MR16 lamp base types
(a) 2-pin
(h) medium screwbase with integral transformer
(c) intermediate screwbase with integral transformer
(d) turn and lock
(e) bayonet
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* Data taken from ANSI C78.379-1994 Annex
Beam angle nomenclature:
Beam angles are specified in two ways: by the number of degrees (for example, 40
degrees), or by nomenclature that describes the lighting effect produced by the
reflector lamp. The National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) categorizes
MR16 lamps as spot lamps or flood lamps. Some lamp manufacturers have created
subcategories to better capture the ranges of beam angles. These subcategories are:
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VNSP: Very narrow
NSP: Narrow spot
SP: Spot
NFL: Narrow flood
FL: Flood
WFL: Wide flood
VWFL: Very wide
spot
flood
Keep in mind that manufacturers may sometimes use these subcategories differently.
Table 1-2 shows the differences between some lamp manufacturers. This table does
not provide a comprehensive list of all products or manufacturers, but It shows
examples of the beam angle nomenclature used by some lamp manufacturers. Lamp
manufacturers such as EYE define beam angle as number of degrees only.
Table 1-2. Beam angle nomenclature from different lamp manufacturers
Beam Angle
(degrees)
GE
7
8
10
12
13
15
VNSP
20
SP
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SVLVANT.A
Philips
NSP
SP
NSP
SP
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Narrow
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Medium
Medium
22
23
Medium
24
25
NFL
NFL
Medium
NFL
28
30
Ushio
Medium
NFL
35
FL
36
FL
Wide
38
FL
Wide
39
Wide
40
FL
55
WFL
60
VWFL
WFL
Super Wide
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Understanding IP Ratings for Luminaires
Ingress Protection ratings outline the degree to which a luminaire or enclosure can exclude foreign objects and water. IP rating
tests for luminaires are described in Australian Standard AS/NZS 60598.1 `Luminaires' - Sections 3, 9 and 12. Enclosures are
tested to AS/NZS 60529* 'Degrees of protection provided by enclosures (IP Code)'. The purpose of "IP Rating* is to indicate
the ability of a luminaire or enclosure to protect internal parts from the outside environment.
The first digit of an IP Rating relates to the effectiveness of
a light fitting to prevent "Ingress of solid objects" and "protect
against access to hazardous parts" (Fig 1). For example:
IP1X protects ingress of an object the size of a human hand
IP2X protects ingress of art object about the size an adult finger
1P3X protects ingress of an object similar to the size screw driver
IP4X protects ingress of an object the size of a strand Of wire.
The second digit relates to the effectiveness to resist water or other
liquid penetration (Fig 2). X is used to signify that a water or fluid
test is not applicable in this instance. The letters "IP" always precede
the two numbers.
For example, a street luminaire is generally protected to the
level of IP54 in the lamp chamber and IP24 In the gear chamber.
This means the luminaire and optics are well protected against dust
and from rain in all directions. A luminaire for use inside a swimming
pool is required to have the maximum IP Rating of IPX8, the depth
of application is as specified by the manufacturer. Luminaires for
outdoor use are generally rated to be IP23 or higher.
Labelling requirements for IP Ratings on luminaires
Under AS/NZS 60598, an IP number is required to be displayed on a
luminaire after installation. The number must be visible when the
luminaire is assembled and installed for normal use and with the
lamp in place. When different IP numbers apply to different parts of
the luminaire, the lowest number is required on the type label, while
the higher number can be displayed on the actual part it relates to.
The instruction sheet provided with luminaires is required to have
details of the different IP numbers and the parts they relate to. The
use of different IP numbers is only applicable to fixed luminaires,
markings of IP20 or less are not required in most instances.
Testing
The full test sequence in AS/NZS 60598 (i.e. part 2.5 for floodlights)
will test the luminaire IP rating after the thermal endurance test. The
body, glass, gaskets, seals & other joints or parts that form the
protective body of the luminaire are stressed before the IP test. The
luminaire is then run until stable temperatures are achieved and
switched off to cool throughout the IP dust and subsequent IP water
test. These are tough test conditions, especially for un-vented HID
luminaires such as a sealed high bay or floodlight, which will
generate a significant vacuum while cooling, Good design is required
to prevent water and dust entry. AS/NZS 60598 also limits the
torque on any screws used to secure the gasket during these tests.
Under AS/NZS 60529*, the standard used for IP rating of
enclosures, an enclosure is tested in isolation. The endosure will not
he hot and gaskets are not thermally pre-conditioned. A small
vacuum is used to simulate cooling.
*AS/NZS 60529 has replaced the previous Australian "IP Rating*
Standard AS1939.
For further information contact Standards Australia.
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TECHNICAL GUIDANCE NOTE - 003
Understanding Fire Ratings
The two words, "fire rating", together are probably the most misused term when
we look at Passive Fire Protection.
If we consider the requirements of the Building Code of Australia, which most
Australian Buildings need to comply with, the correct term for "fire ratings' is the
Fire Resistance Level, commonly abbreviated as FRL.
It is important to understand what the different components of an FRL are, as
well as how they are determined and what they mean to passive fire protection.
What is an FRL?
The Fire Resistance Level (FRL) is a grading period, represented by the time in
minutes without any failures, for the following AS1530 Part 4 fire test failure
criteria (expressed in a particular order):
• Structural Adequacy
• Integrity
• insulation
The FRL is expressed as:
Structural Adequacy / Integrity / Insulation
( SA / INT/ INS)
Examples:
FRL
Structural Adequacy
Integrity
Insulation
60/60/60
-1120/30
60 minutes
0 minutes "
60 minutes
120 minutes
60 minutes
30 minutes
" non structural (non load bearing) elements such as a fire door or fire damper
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Fire testing
For an assembly, the individual FRL components (namely Structural Adequacy,
Integrity and Insulation) are determined from the results of a fire resistance test
to AS1530 Part 4.
In simple terms, AS1530 Part 4 requires a test specimen, representative of what
is to be built and installed in the field, to be subjected to a fire test using standard
time versus temperature heating conditions and a standard pressure differential.
An example of a standard fire resistance test on two (2) fire door assemblies
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Failure criteria — what do they mean in simple terms?
Structural Adequacy
Structural adequacy is a measure of a tested assembly to be load bearing (carry
a predetermined load) during fire conditions.
Failure in relation to structural adequacy occurs when the test spedmen
collapses or when the maximum rate of deflection exceeds limits given in
AS1530 Part 4
Integrity
Integrity is the measure of a test assembly to restrict the passage of flames and
hot gases.
IMPORTANT NOTE
Integrity is not a measure of the ability of the test assembly to restrict
smoke leakage.
Failure in relation to integrity is defined as one or more of the following:
• Continuous flaming on the non exposed (non fire side) of the test
assembly,
• Through gap into the furnace exceeding sizes given in AS1530 Part 4
• Ignition of the so called "cotton wool pad test",
The duration of integrity, is typically the part of the FRL that is often simplified
into the so called "fire rating".
For example, a 2 hour fire door (or door with a fire rating of 2 hours) would
typically have an FRL of 4120/30.
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We have provided some photos and diagram to help you understand these
failure criteria better:
Continuous flaming is one measure of intearitv failure
Gap aauaes and their aoplication on the perimeter of a fire door under fire test
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Cotton wool pad test apparatus
Cotton wool Pad apparatus and cotton wool Dad in operation during a fire test
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Insulation
Insulation is a measure of the temperature rise on the non exposed (non fire
side) of a fire resistant separating barrier.
Failure in relation to insulation is deemed to have occurred when thermocouples
(temperature measuring devices fixed to the non fire side of the test specimen),
exceed the following limits given in AS1530 Part 4:
• Average temperature rise of 140 degrees Celsius
• Maximum temperature rise of 180 degrees Celsius.
These temperature limits are quite low. To give you a feel, low density timber,
such as pine, require a surface temperature of in the order of 300 degrees
Celsius before unpiloted ignition occurs.
Thermocouples are used to measure temperature rise on the non exposed face
This Technical Guidance Note (like others of its kind) has been prepared in good
faith to provide some basic assistance to those who are not familiar with some
relevant technical issues relating to Fire and Smoke Containment.
This document can be change without prior notification.
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AS/NZS 60598.2.1:1998
IEC 598-2-1:1979
IEC 598-2-1:1979/Amdt 1:1987
Australian/New Zealand Standard®
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Please find attached tco application for ceiling light fixtures on behalf of mercator
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Consolidated Cargo & Customs Pty/Ltd
Suite 101, 416 Mt.Alexander Road
Ascot Vale, Victoria
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APPLICATION FOR A TARIFF CONCESSION ORDER (TCO)
The form should be read carefully before being completed
(a) Before lodging an application for a TCO, the applicant should determine whether a suitable TCO already exists. Information
on existing TCOs is contained in the schedule of Concessional Instruments (SCI), a copy of which is available at each
Regional Office of Customs. A TCO can be used by any importer.
(b) An application will be date stamped on the day it is first received in Canberra by an officer of Customs. Receipt of an
application will be acknowledged. Any resultant TCO will operate from the date of receipt. Instructions on how to lodge this
form are provided at the end Of this form.
(c) Where an application is accepted as being a valid application, the identity of the applicant and of the importer for whom
the applicant is acting will be published in the Gazette.
(d) Section 269F of the Customs Act 1901 requires that a TCO application to be in writing, be in an "approved form", contain
such information as the form requires, and be signed in the manner indicated in the form. This is the approved form for
the purposes of that section.
(e) Section 269FA of the Customs Act 1901 states "It is the responsibility of an applicant for a TOO to establish, to the
satisfaction of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), that, on the basis of:
(i) all information that the applicant has, or can reasonably be expected to have; and
(ii) all inquiries that the applicant has made, or can reasonably be expected to make;
there are reasonable grounds for asserting that the application meets the core criteria". The application is taken to meet
the core criteria if, on the day of lodgement of the application, no substitutable goods were produced in Australia in the
ordinary course of business.
(f) Every question on the form must be answered. Failure to supply the information required by this form will result in
rejection of the application (and in the foss of operative date).
(g) Where the form provides insufficient space to answer a question, an answer may be provided in an attachment. The
attachment should clearly identify the question to which it relates.
(h) All information about inquiries into the production of substitutable goods must relate to the date the application is lodged
with Customs.
(i) Customs may require an applicant to substantiate, with documentary evidence, any information provided in the application form.
(j) Further information on the Tariff Concession System is available in Part XVA of the Customs Act 1901, in the foreword
to the Schedule of Concessional instruments, in the administrative guidelines in Volume 13 of the Australian Customs
Service Manual, in Australian Customs Notice No. 98/19, on the Internet at www.customs.gov.au, by e-mailing
information@customs.gov.au or by phoning the Customs Information Centre 1300 363 263.
APPLICANT DETAILS (An agent/broker should provide details on the next page
Applicant's Name
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Australian Business Number (A.B.N.)
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Owner Code (if applicable)
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Telephone
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Facsimile Number
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E-mail Address
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If you do not intend to use the TCO to import into Australia the goods the subject of the application, you must provide, in the section
below, the identity of the importer for whom you are acting (refer to paragraph 269F(3)(c) of the Customs Act 1901).
IMPORTER DETAILS
Importer's Name (If same as applicant, write "as above")
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A.B.N.
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Postal Address
Importer's Reference
Owner Code
Company Contact
Position Held
Telephone Number
Facsimile Number
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AGENT/BROKER DETAILS
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Agent's Name
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DESCRIPTION OF GOODS
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
The description of the goods in the application will be used as the description of the goods in the TCO (if made).
The application should provide a full description of the goods, including the physical features of the goods or the various
components of the goods. It should not describe the goods in terms of what they do.
In accordance with section 269SJ of the Customs Act 1901, the CEO must not make a TCO in respect of goods:
described in terms other than in generic terms; or
(ii)
described in terms of their intended end use; or
declared by the regulations to be goods to which a TCO should not be extended.
(iii)
Goods will be taken to be described in terms other than in generic terms if, for example, their description, either directly or by
implication, indicates that they are goods of a particular brand or model, or that a particular part number applies to the goods.
Guidance on the drafting of the description of goods is contained in Volume 13 of the ACS Manual and in Australian Customs
Notice No. 98/19.
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Describe the goods
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ILLUSTRATIVE MATERIAL
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Attach technical, illustrative descriptive material and/or a sample to enable a full and accurate identification
of the goods the subject of the application.
TARIFF CLASSIFICATION
3
Identify the tariff classification (to 8 figure subheading level)
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Identify the General Duty rate 'oil 51%
If a Tariff Advice for the goods has been sought or obtained, please provide the TA No.
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or attach a copy.
USES OF THE IMPORTED GOODS
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Describe ALL uses (including design uses) to which the goods can be put.
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SUBSTITUTABILITY OF LOCALLY PRODUCED GOODS
(a)
(b)
(c)
A local manufacturer's goods are substitutable when they are put, or are capable of being put, to a use that corresponds with
a use (including a design use) to which the goods the subject Of the application can be put (subsection 269B(1) of the Customs
Act 1901). Even if not identical, locally made goods may be substitutable.
In determining whether the uses of Australian produced goods correspond with the uses of the goods the subject of the
application, the ability of the goods to compete with each other in any market is not relevant.
The applicant must provide written information as to the inquiries made to establish thatthe re are reasonable grounds for believing
thatthere are no producers ofsubstitutable goods in Australia. The application must include a copy ofthe research material sourced
and a copy of correspond ence to, and replies from, potential local manufacturers or relevant industry associations. The application
will be rejected if it falls to provide all written information as to the inquiries made.
NOTE: The Australian Customs Service suggests that potential local manufacturers should be given at least 10 working days to respond to
inquiries concerning local manufacture.
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Provide details of the nature of ALL inquiries you have undertaken in order to establish that substitutable goods are not
produced in Australia, and the results of those inquiries. Attach copies of all correspondence or directory searches, etc.
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Provide any additional information in support of discharging your responsibility to establish that there are reasonable
grounds for asserting that there are no substitutable goods produced in Australia in the ordinary course of business.
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PRESCRIBED ORGANISATIONS
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Have you made inquiries of a prescribed organisation to obtain advice about whether there are producers in Australia of
substitutable goods?
[]YES 171 NO
if YES, attach a copy of the advice received.
Note that under subsection 269M(6) of the Customs Act 1901, the CEO may, despite section 16 of the Customs Administration
Act 1985, give a copy of all, or of a part, of the application to a prescribed organisation.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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Provide any additional information in support of your application.
DECLARATION
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Position Held
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declare that:
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To the best of my knowledge and belief the information contained in this form is correct; and
2
1 have the authority to act on behalf of the company/applicant; and
3
I agree, in submitting this form by electronic means (including facsimile) that, for the purposes of Sub-Section 14(3) of the
Electronic Transactions Act, this application will be taken to have been lodged when it is first received by an officer of
Customs, or if by e-mail, when it Is first accessed by an officer of Customs, as specified in ub-Section 269F(4) of the
s47F
Customs Act.
Signature of ApplicantlAgen
NOTE:
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SECTION 234 OF THE CUSTOMS ACT 1901 PROVIDES THAT IT IS AN OFFENCE TO MAKE A STATEMENT TO AN
OFFICER THAT IS FALSE OR MISLEADING IN A MATERIAL PARTICULAR,
WHEN THIS FORM HAS BEEN COMPLETED LODGE IT WITH CUSTOMS BY:
• posting it by prepaid post to the
National Manager, Tariff Branch
Australian Customs Service
Customs House
5 Constitution Avenue
CANBERRA ACT 2601
or
delivering it to the ACT Regional Office located at
Customs House, Canberra
or
sending it by facsimile to (02) 6275 6376
or
e-mailing it to tarcon©customs.gov.au.
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is possible to light your home, garage, driveway, garden, shack, factory or shop in ways that we could
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operating life and versatile size and packaging means you can fit energy efficient lamps just about
anywhere you need light, for practical purposes or for decoration. Low energy consumption also
means it is much more viable to power lighting from renewable sources such as solar electricity,
especially in areas that have no power available, such as sheds, gardens and remote areas.
FIRSTLY, SOME IMPORTANT DEFINITIONS
Watts — the wattage of a lamp indicates the rate at which it
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consumes electricity. A 12V lamp does not necessarily use
less power than a 240V lamp, you have to compare the
watts. E.g. a standard 12 Volt halogen lamp is 50 Watts, four
of these in a room equals 200 Watts, not including losses in
the transformers.
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Lumens — are a measure of the luminous flux, basically the
amount of light output by a lamp. You can directly compare
the brightness of different types of lamps by comparing their
output in lumens and you can get a good idea of the
efficiency of a lamp by looking at the lumens/watt.
Colour Temperature — is an indicator of the colour of the
white light emitted by a lamp. Incandescent lamps are
usually very warm, with a slight yellow/orange tint to the
light. Older style fluorescent lamps tended to be very cool
with a bluish tinge that is very practical to work by not very
flattering. Modern cool white fluoros are a nicer shade and are excellent for detailed work and high
visibility. Modern fluoro lamps come in a range of colour temperatures. Warm white is best for living
areas, cool white is best for work areas such as kitchens. Colour temperature is measured in Degrees
Kelvin. Warm white is typically 3500k or less, cool white is 4000k-6500k and daylight is 6500k+
TYPES OF LAMPS AND THEIR ALTERNATIVES
INCANDESCENT LAMPS
incandescent lamps or bulbs are the most commonly used type of lighting. They include the
standard everyday light bulbs and halogen downlights. They are typically inexpensive to buy but their
lifetime running costs are high.
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An incandescent lamp works by running electricity through a piece of wire known as the filament until
it heats up enough to emit light, literally glowing white hot. This means that a lot of the energy used is
lost as heat rather than light, which is both Inefficient and dangerous, with halogen downlights
responsible for many house fires.
Standard light bulbs typically only last about a thousand hours and must be
regularly replaced, which can be very costly, dangerous or just outright
annoying in difficult situations such as high ceilings.
Incandescent lamps are most suitable for areas where lighting is used
infrequently and for short periods, such as laundries and toilets and also harsh
environments such as inside fridges and ovens. Even though they are inefficient
users of energy, incandescent lamps can still be the most suitable choice for
certain situations.
COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS
The best alternative to the standard lightbulb in most situations is the compact fluorescent lame, or
CFL. First invented during the oil crisis of the 1970s, they have become commonly available in the last
few years and provide very good quality light with up to 80% less energy use than an equivalent
incandescent light bulb.
Most of our Compact Fluor° Lamps use spiral tubes, which provide a better distribution of light and
are more compact and better looking than the more common linear tube lamps.
CFLs work by creating an arc that causes a
phosphor on the inside of the tube to glow. There is
some circuitry inside the base that controls the arc
and stops the lamp flickering at switch on like in
older fluoro lamps.
The main issue with compact fluorescents is the
large amount of energy and materials that goes into
manufacturing a lamp compared to an
incandescent. This is known as embodied energy. The much longer typical lifetime of a CFL means
that the greater embodied energy is more than made up for by the energy saved during use. The
problem appears when the lamp doesnt last as long as it should.
The answer to this is to buy a good quality CFL and make sure it is used appropriately. CFLs dent
like electronic switches such as sensor lights and most are not compatible with dimmers. We have
high quality Dimmable CFLs available.
HALOGEN LAMPS
Halogen downlights have become very popular over recent years. They are usually low voltage
systems, which many people have interpreted as low power. This is not
true.
Because of the directional nature of the halogen downlights, more
fittings are needed to light up a room compared to traditional light globe
batten fittings. Typical downlights use a 50watt lamp and a transformer
that can use as much as 10-15 watts more, for a total of up to 65 watts
per fitting. With 6 fittings per room, this can add up to 390 watts. The
same amount of light can be provided by two 20 watt CFL lamps in
batten fittings. Count the number of halogen downlights in your house
and add up the watts!
Halogens are also a fire hazard. The filaments in halogen lamps rise to about 2500°C and the bulb
wall is about 500°C. We have measured the external temperature of our display halogen lamps at over
200°C in open air. The temperature at which paper will ignite without a spark or flame Is around
230°C. This means that if insulation is pushed against the lamp fitting or rodents drag nesting
materials around in your roof a fire can very easily occur.
We highly recommend products such as the [sante downlight cover and the TENMAT Fire-rated
downlight covers to protect your downlights. These products will also make your home more efficient
by stopping the thermal chimney effect, caused by the hot air being drawn through the lamp fitting and
into the roof space.
•if you are renovating or designing a new home we highly recommend you do not install downlights,
there are better ways of lightng a room. However, many people already have many downlight fittings
in their home, or simply prefer the appearance.
We offer several efficient downliqht alternatives.
HIGH EFFICIENCY AND LOW WATTAGE HALOGEN LAMPS
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The simplest alternative is to replace your existing halogen lamps with
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the more efficient !RC lamps. They are identical to standard halogens,
except that the bulb has an Infra Red Coating which reflects some of the heat back into the filament.
As a result a 35 watt lamp can produce as much light as a 50 watt lamp. Lamp life Is also extended
to 4,000 hours. These lamps will save up to 30% of energy compared to a standard halogen.
It is also worth considering replacing some of your lamps with a lower wattage where light levels are
too high. E.g. Replace a 50w standard halogen with a 20w IRC halogen.
This option is ideal for renters and others who cant afford or may not want to change their light fittings.
However, the fire hazard still remains and much greater energy savings can be made with other
options.
CFL DOWNLIGHT FITTINGS
The best alternative we have found for replacing standard
50W halogen downlights is a 15W Compact Fluoro lamp in a fitting
specially designed for CFLs. Dont try putting CFLs into fittings
designed for incandescent lamps, the reflector needs to be different to
efficiently get the light out. We have a range of downlight fittings
designed specifically for CFLs available in different sizes, shapes and
finishes. You can see them here.
MICRO FLUOROS
Moro Ejuoro Lams use the same technology as Compact Fluor° Lamps but in
a smaller package, designed to fit into a standard downlight lampholder. Most
use the 240V GUI 0 two pin fitting the same as 240V halogen lamps. This
means that you can directly replace any 240V halogens you have, but you will
have to remove the transformer and add a GUI 0 adaptor to your existing fittings
if you are replacing 12v halogens. As this is fixed wiring it requires a licensed
electrician, but it is a simple job and shouldnt take them long.
The compact size means that the maximum wattage we have available at the
1,1.4
oiamooktg moment Is 11w, roughly equivalent to a 50w halogen. However the light quality
is a little different. Halogen downlights tend to throw a very directed beam of light
that is tightly focussed in the centre, while fluoro lamps tend to spread the light
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very evenly across a wide angle. An 11w micro fluoro lamp emits the same
amount of light as a 50w halogen, however the light is spread more evenly and
there are no bright spots to grab the eyes attention. This means that we perceive
the light levels as being slightly lower than with halogens. If you want the same perceived light
levels, you will need to install additional light fittings.
LEDs
LEDsor Light Emitting Diodes are semiconductor devices which emit light. They can potentially have
a very long life (100,000 hours), offer reasonably high efficiencies and are compact, very rugged and
highly controllable for both colour and brightness.
Currently, LEDs tend to be very focussed light sources and there are limitations on the power output
levels, so they are not very practical for room lighting. (Yeti) However, they are ideal for display and
task lighting, where the object to be lit is close to the light source. They make excellent workbench
lamps in a kitchen or workshop and are ideal for lighting up works of art
The range of fittings, colours and brightness levels available mean that LEDs have amazing potential
for decorative lighting, whether in your garden, in a shop, around the house, for art or on your
christmas tree.
Technology is moving very rapidly in this area, so it is hard for us to keep the website up to date.
Please call or email us if you are interested in using LEDs, we can source a very wide range and
always have several types in stock and on display.
SOLAR BUD LIGHTING
Recent technological advances have made it possible to use Solar Powered LED (Light Emitting
Diodes) lights for exterior decorative lighting. The result is much lower power consumption, longer
life and when powered with solar panels, zero green house gas emissions. The use of solar power
also means total flexibility in locating the lights, as no 240-volt power is required.
Solar Bud Lighting (Solar Fairy Lights/Solar Christmas Lights) can add magical sparkle to trees and
buildings in public places. However of all the forms of public lighting it is by far the most energy
inefficient. Those little glowing bulbs are designed for long life rather than efficiency. They are very
wasteful, producing much more heat than light. In fact, conventional bud lighting produces 2 or 3
lumens per watt compared to about 15 lumens per watt for standard incandescent lamps.
Advantages
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• Uses less energy. Can be as tow as 5% of conventional bud Lighting.
• No greenhouse gas emissions when run by solar power.
• Light can go anywhere. No 240 Volt power is required, so the light can go in the middle of
parks, on buildings, anywhere.
• These LED tights can stilt be used where 240 Volt power is available, but have the major
advantages of dramatically improved energy savings and long life.
• Last longer. LED Lights can last from 50,000 to 100,000 hours.
• The white LED Lights create clean attractive light similar to starlight.
• Flexibility, the lights can be used on trees, to profile buildings or provide lighting effects
with flashing, pulsing or fading lights of any colour.
The Environment Shop supplies a range of systems from simple domestic sets for under $50 to large
tree lighting systems costing thousands of dollars. Please note the larger tree systems are built to
order. Prices are indicative only and would have to be confirmed with a quotation. The Environment
Shop can also offer a full installation service of both the solar and LED light components.
Medium Tree LED Light Kit (No Solar)
This system consists of 5, 5 metre strings of lights with a controller and cables. It can be used as an
energy saving alternative when 240 volts is available. This price does not include installation.
approx $450
Large Tree LED Light Kit (No Solar)
This system consists of 15, 5 metre strings of Lights with a controller and cables. It can be used as an
energy saving alternative when 240 volts is available. This price does not include installation.
approx $1,200
Medium Tree LED Solar Light Kit
This system consists of photovoltaic solar panel, battery pack, controller, lighting regulator,
weatherproof box, distribution box and 5, 5 metre strings of lights with cables. It can be used in any
Location. This price does not include installation.
approx $1,600
Large Tree LED Solar Light Kit
This system consists of photovoltaic solar panel, battery pack, controller, lighting regulator,
weatherproof box, distribution box and 15, 5 metre strings of lights with cables. It can be used in
any location. This price does not include installation.
approx $2,500
Building LED Solar Light Kit
This system is specifically designed to be used in architectural applications. It could be used on a
building to outline its shape, to provide a colourful display, to spell out a message or any other
applications. It consists of a photovoltaic solar panel, battery pack, controller, lighting regulator,
weatherproof box, distribution box and 50 metres of lights with cables. It can be used in any
location. This price does not include installation. Smaller and larger kits are available.
approx $2,000
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• Installation of heavy duty power for Air Conditioners
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APPLICATION FOR A TARIFF CONCESSION ORDER (TCO)
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(a) Before lodging an application for a TCO, the applicant should determine whether a suitable TCO already exists. Information
on existing TCOs is contained in the schedule of Concessional Instruments (Sc!), a copy of which is available at each
Regional Office of Customs. A TCO can be used by any importer.
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(ii) all inquiries that the applicant has made, or can reasonably be expected to make;
there are reasonable grounds for asserting that the application meets the core criteria". The application is taken to meet
the core criteria if, on the day of lodgement of the application, no substitutable goods were produced in Australia in the
ordinary course of business.
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(i) Customs may require an applicant to substantiate, with documentary evidence, any information provided in the application form.
(i) Further information on the Tariff Concession System is available in Part XVA of the Customs Act 1901, in the foreword
to the Schedule of Concessional Instruments, in the administrative guidelines in Volume 13 of the Australian Customs
Service Manual, in Australian Customs Notice No. 98/19, on the Internet at www.customs.gov.au, by a-mailing
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implication, indicates that they are goods of a particular brand or model, or that a particular part number applies to the goods.
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We have received your 4 TCO Applications on behalf of Mercator Lighting
The receipt date is the 1st of April 2009
Acknowledgement will be forwarded via the post at a later date
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At The Environment Shop, we specialise in Energy Efficient Lighting. We stock a wide range of
lamps and fittings for home, garden, office and retail and can source almost anything you can imagine.
We have energy efficient alternatives for standard light globes, halogen downlights, outdoor lighting,
garden lighting, older fluoro lamps and fittings including ballasts, industrial and factory lighting
including mercury vapour alternatives, office lighting, display lighting and other specialist and detailed
lighting challenges.
Our knowledgable staff can advise you on the options available to replace your current inefficient
lighting, or help you with a lighting plan for your new home, extension or renovation, ensuring you the
lowest running costs and lighting that is beautiful as well as practical.
Lighting Design
We offer a lighting design service for new buildings and renovations. Call us to organise an
appointment, then bring in your house plans and ideas and we will talk through them and come up with
a lighting solution that is practical, beautiful and most importantly, efficient Shortly after the
meeting we will email you a formal copy of the lighting plan. Typical pricing for a family home is $250,
which also entitles you to a discount on light fittings bought through us.
Lighting Efficiency
The amount of energy used by lighting in Australian households is increasing, mainly due to larger
house sizes and the proliferation of halogen downlights. It is possible to decrease the amount of
energy used by your lights by up to 80% without affecting your light levels or quality. In fact many
energy efficient lights provide better light coverage and quality than traditional lights.
Energy efficient Halting does not mean lower quality or less options. In fact, with modern technology
such as LEDs, CFLs, micro fluoros such as the Megaman range and cold cathode fluorescent lamps, it
is possible to light your home, garage, driveway, garden, shack, factory or shop in ways that we could
only dream about in the past. Their low power consumption, lower operating temperatures, long
operating life and versatile size and packaging means you can fit energy efficient lamps just about
anywhere you need light, for practical purposes or for decoration. Low energy consumption also
means it is much more viable to power lighting from renewable sources such as solar electricity,
especially in areas that have no power available, such as sheds, gardens and remote areas.
FIRSTLY, SOME IMPORTANT DEFINITIONS
Watts — the wattage of a lamp indicates the rate at which it
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Lumens — are a measure of the luminous flux, basically the
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the brightness of different types of lamps by comparing their
output in lumens and you can get a good idea of the
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Colour Temperature — is an indicator of the colour of the
white light emitted by a lamp. Incandescent lamps are
usually very warm, with a slight yellow/orange tint to the
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with a bluish tinge that is very practical to work by not very
flattering. Modem cool white fluoros are a nicer shade and are excellent for detailed work and high
visibility. Modern fluoro lamps come in a range of colour temperatures. Warm white is best for living
areas, cool white is best for work areas such as kitchens. Colour temperature is measured in Degrees
Kelvin. Warm white is typically 3500k or less, cool white is 4000k-6500k and daylight is 6500k+
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TYPES OF LAMPS AND THEIR ALTERNATIVES
INCANDESCENT LAMPS
Incandescent lamps or bulbs are the most commonly used type of lighting. They Include the
standard everyday light bulbs and halogen downlights, They are typically inexpensive to buy but their
lifetime running costs are high.
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An incandescent lamp works by running electricity through a piece of wire known as the filament until
it heats up enough to emit light, literally glowing white hot. This means that a lot of the energy used is
lost as heat rather than light, which is both inefficient and dangerous, with halogen downlights
responsible for many house fires.
Standard light bulbs typically only last about a thousand hours and must be
regularly replaced, which can be very costly, dangerous or just outright
annoying in difficult situations such as high ceilings.
Incandescent lamps are most suitable for areas where lighting is used
Infrequently and for short periods, such as laundries and toilets and also harsh
environments such as inside fridges and ovens. Even though they are inefficient
users of energy, incandescent lamps can still be the most suitable choice for
certain situations.
COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS
The best alternative to the standard lightbulb in most situations is the compact fluorescent lamp, or
CFL. First invented during the oil crisis of the 1970s, they have become commonly available in the last
few years and provide very good quality light with up to 80% less energy use than an equivalent
incandescent light bulb.
Most of our Compact Fluoro Lamps use spiral tubes, which provide a better distribution of light and
are more compact and better looking than the more common linear tube lamps.
CFLs work by creating an arc that causes a
phosphor on the inside of the tube to glow. There is
some circuitry inside the base that controls the arc
— and stops the lamp flickering at switch on like in
older fluoro lamps.
The main issue with compact fluorescents is the
large amount of energy and materials that goes into
manufacturing a lamp compared to an
incandescent. This is known as embodied energy. The much longer typical lifetime of a CFL means
that the greater embodied energy is more than made up for by the energy saved during use. The
problem appears when The lamp doesnt last as long as it should.
The answer to this is to buy a good quality CFL and make sure it is used appropriately. CFLs dont
like electronic switches such as sensor lights and most are not compatible with dimmers. We have
high quality Dimmable CFLs available.
HALOGEN LAMPS
Halogen downlights have become very popular over recent years. They are usually low voltage
systems, which many people have interpreted as low power. This is not
true,
Because of the directional nature of the halogen downlights, more
fittings are needed to light up a room compared to traditional light globe
batten fittings. Typical downlights use a 50watt lamp and a transformer
that can use as much as 10-15 watts more, for a total of up to 65 watts
per fitting. With 6 fittings per room, this can add up to 390 watts. The
same amount of light can be provided by two 20 watt CFL lamps in
batten fittings. Count the number of halogen downlights in your house
and add up the wafts!
Halogens are also a fire hazard. The filaments in halogen lamps rise to about 2500°C and the bulb
wall is about 500°C. We have measured the external temperature of our display halogen lamps at over
200°C in open air. The temperature at which paper will ignite without a spark or flame is around
230°C. This means that if insulation is pushed against the lamp fitting or rodents drag nesting
materials around in your roof a fire can very easily occur.
We highly recommend products such as the isolite downlight cover and the TENMAT Fire-rated
downlight covers to protect your downlights. These products will also make your home more efficient
by stopping the thermal chimney effect, caused by the hot air being drawn through the lamp fitting and
into the roof space.
If you are renovating or designing a new home we highly recommend you do not install downlights,
there are better ways of tightng a room. However, many people already have many downlight fittings
in their home, or simply prefer the appearance.
We offer several efficient downlight alternatives.
HIGH EFFICIENCY AND LOW WATTAGE HALOGEN LAMPS
The simplest alternative is to replace your existing halogen lamps with
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the more efficient iRC lamps. They are identical to standard halogens,
except that the bulb has an Infra Red Coating which reflects some of the heat back into the filament.
As a result a 35 watt lamp can produce as much light as a 50 watt lamp. Lamp life is also extended
to 4,000 hours. These lamps will save up to 30% of energy compared to a standard halogen.
It is also worth considering replacing some of your lamps with a lower wattage where light levels are
too high. E.g. Replace a 50w standard halogen with a 20w FRC halogen.
This option is ideal for renters and others who cant afford or may not want to change their light fittings.
However, the fire hazard still remains and much greater energy savings can be made with other
options.
CFL DOWNLIGHT FITTINGS
The best alternative we have found for replacing standard
50W halogen downlights is a 15W Compact Fluoro lamp in a fitting
specially designed for CFLs. Dont try putting CFLs into fittings
designed for incandescent lamps, the reflector needs to be different to
efficiently get the light out. We have a range of downlight fittings
designed specifically for CFLs available in different sizes, shapes and
finishes. You can see them here.
MICRO FLUOROS
Micro Fluor° Lamps use the same technology as Compact Fluor° Lamps but in
a smaller package, designed to fit into a standard downlight lampholder. Most
use the 240V GU10 two pin fitting the same as 240V halogen lamps. This
means that you can directly replace any 240V halogens you have, but you will
have to remove the transformer and add a GU10 adaptor to your existing fittings
if you are replacing 12v halogens. As this is fixed wiring it requires a licensed
electrician, but it is a simple job and shouldnt take them long.
The compact size means that the maximum wattage we have available at the
~ex.* moment is 11w, roughly equivalent to a 50w halogen. However the light quality
is a little different. Halogen downlights tend to throw a very directed beam of light
that is tightly focussed in the centre, while fluor() lamps tend to spread the light
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very evenly across a wide angle. An 11w micro fluor° lamp emits the same
amount of light as a 50w halogen, however the light is spread more evenly and
there are no bright spots to grab the eyes attention. This means that we perceive
the light levels as being slightly tower than with halogens. If you want the same perceived light
levels, you will need to install additional light fittings.
LEDs
LEDsor Light Emitting Diodes are semiconductor devices which emit light. They can potentially have
a very long life (100,000 hours), offer reasonably high efficiencies and are compact, very rugged and
highly controllable for both colour and brightness.
Currently, LEDs tend to be very focussed light sources and there are limitations on the power output
levels, so they are not very practical for room lighting. (Yeti) However, they are ideal for display and
task lighting, where the object to be lit is close to the light source. They make excellent workbench
lamps in a kitchen or workshop and are ideal for lighting up works of art.
The range of fittings, colours and brightness levels available mean that LEDs have amazing potential
for decorative lighting, whether in your garden, in a shop, around the house, for art or on your
christmas tree.
Technology is moving very rapidly in this area, colt is hard for us to keep the website up to date.
Please call or email us if you are interested in using LEDs, we can source a very wide range and
always have several types in stock and on display.
SOLAR BUD LIGHTING
Recent technological advances have made it possible to use Solar Powered LED (Light Emitting
Diodes) tights for exterior decorative lighting. The result is much lower power consumption, longer
life and when powered with solar panels, zero green house gas emissions. The use of solar power
also means total flexibility in locating the lights, as no 240-volt power is required.
Solar Bud Lighting (Solar Fairy Lights/Solar Christmas Lights) can add magical sparkle to trees and
buildings in public places. However of all the forms of public lighting it is by far the most energy
inefficient. Those little glowing bulbs are designed for tong life rather than efficiency. They are very
wasteful, producing much more heat than light. In fact, conventional bud lighting produces 2 or 3
lumens per watt compared to about 15 lumens per watt for standard incandescent lamps.
Advantages
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• Uses less energy. Can be as low as 5% of conventional bud lighting.
• No greenhouse gas emissions when run by solar power.
. Light can go anywhere. No 240 Volt power is required, so the light can go in the middle of
parks, on buildings, anywhere.
. These LED lights can still be used where 240 Volt power is available, but have the major
advantages of dramatically improved energy savings and long life.
• Last longer. LED Lights can last from 50,000 to 100,000 hours.
• The white LED Lights create clean attractive light similar to starlight.
• Flexibility, the tights can be used on trees, to profile buildings or provide lighting effects
with flashing, pulsing or fading lights of any colour.
The Environment Shop supplies a range of systems from simple domestic sets for under $50 to large
tree lighting systems costing thousands of dollars. Please note the larger tree systems are built to
order. Prices are indicative only and would have to be confirmed with a quotation. The Environment
Shop can also offer a full installation service of both the solar and LED tight components.
Medium Tree LED Light Kit (No Solar)
This system consists of 5, 5 metre strings of lights with a controller and cables. It can be used as an
energy saving alternative when 240 volts is available. This price does not include installation.
approx $450
Large Tree LED Light Kit (No Solar)
This system consists of 15, 5 metre strings of tights with a controller and cables. It can be used as an
energy saving alternative when 240 volts is available. This price does not include installation.
approx $1,200
Medium Tree LED Solar Light Kit
This system consists of photovoltaic solar panel, battery pack, controller, Lighting regulator,
weatherproof box, distribution box and 5, 5 metre strings of lights with cables. It can be used in any
Location. This price does not include installation.
approx $1,600
Large Tree LED Solar Light Kit
This system consists of photovoltaic solar panel, battery pack, controller, lighting regulator,
weatherproof box, distribution box and 15, 5 metre strings of lights with cables. It can be used in
any location. This price does not include installation.
approx $2,500
Building LED Solar Light Kit
This system is specifically designed to be used in architectural applications. It could be used on a
building to outline its shape, to provide a colourful display, to spell out a message or any other
applications. It consists of a photovoltaic solar panel, battery pack, controller, lighting regulator,
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BROWN AND SON ELECTRICAL
• New installations and repair to power point outlets internal or external.
• safety switches on the power and lighting circuits.
• Installation and repair of exhaust fans.
• Installation of all types of Ceiling sweep fans / Fan Lights.
• New Installation and repair of lighting, Including New points, sensor lights, low voltage garden lighting, Floodlighting.
• Installation of Light fittings.
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• Installation of heavy duty power for Air Conditioners
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• Replacement of switchboard to update with Circuit breakers, Safety switches etc.
• Surge protection to the home or Office
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