- chillers and boilers
- emergency generators
- energy efficienct lighting
- energy efficient air handlers & variable speed controls
- VAV systems
- building management systems
- electronic control flush valves
- automatic recall
on freight elevators
Wall Sconce with CFL
If Edison could
have invented the Compact Fluorescent Lightbulb (CFL) in 1867, he would
have.
The Edison bulb, still in use today wastes 90% of the energy it consumes
in heat. Only 10% is used for light. The opposite holds true for the
CFL and they use 75% less electricity. Additionally the CFL life span
is about 10,000 hours compared to 750 hours for a standard bulb. That
is approximately 13 times longer.
CFL vs Incandescent
11
Watt = 40 Watt = 660 lumens
15 Watt = 60 Watt = 900 lumens
20 Watt = 75 Watt = 1200 lumens
23 Watt = 90 Watt = 1380 lumens
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