section 8 energy savings calculations

Energy Savings Plan

ECM-6

SECTION 8—ENERGY SAVINGS CALCULATIONS

COMBINED HEAT AND POWER

Model250-IC

With ECS (b)Electrical Output:

kW (a) 250 Power Factor Ind .85 Sync .9

Thermal Output:Thermal Output (therms/hour) 14.1 Water Flow Rate (gallons per minute) 180 Water Outlet Max. Temp (Fahrenheit) 200

Efficiency:Heat Rate (BTU/kW-Hr) (LHV) 10,291

Electrical Efficiency 33.2%Thermal Efficiency 55.2%Combined Total Efficiency 88.3%

Emissions (corrected to 15% O2) (b)VOC - Hydrocarbons (g / BHP - hr) < . 15NOx - Oxides of Nitrogen (g / BHP - hr) < 15

Specifications for 250 kW Cogeneration System

NOx - Oxides of Nitrogen (g / BHP - hr) < . 15CO - Carbon Monoxide (g / BHP - hr) < . 60

VOC - Hydrocarbons (ppmvd) < 32NOx - Oxides of Nitrogen (ppmvd) < 11CO - Carbon Monoxide (ppmvd) < 72

Engine:Fuel Consumption (mmbtu/hr)(LHV) 2.572Fuel Pressure (PSI) 2.0 Horsepower 375 Configuration / # of Cylinders V-12Displacement (liters) 21.93 Engine Speed (RPM) 1,800

Miscellaneous:Dimensions (L x W x H inches) 134 x 60 x 72.5Weight (lbs) 7,000 Noise (dB(A) @ 2 meters) (c) 85

Notes:

(a) Single bearing; 480 Volts; 3 phase; 60 Hertz AC(b) Emissions Control System - ECS is not necessary in all jurisdictions. Emissions levels shown are "lowest achievable levels". Emissions requirements must be stated at time of equipment order based on state and federal requirements for a particular equipment application.(c) Represents the standard enclosure and muffler package. Sound levels can be dramatically reduced with additional sound attenuation where necessary.All engineering data is based on a tolerance of +/- 6%All units are self contained and are controlled by an imbedded processor based electronic control system. Integral to the control system are safetyfunctions designed to automatically shut down the machine in the event of over or under frequency, over or under voltage, over or under current,reverse current, low oil level or pressure, low water flow rate, or excessive temperatures anywhere in the system. All units may be remotely monitoredand controlled via an integrated modem and communications interface.Intelligen Power Systems reserves the right to change unit specifications without notice.

Rev 2, 072208

Three-View Drawing for 250 kW Cogeneration System (a) (b)

Notes:

(a) Represents Intelligen Power Systems' standard enclosure and base hot water configuration. Other options are available to meet customer's requirements.(b) Represents cogeneration unit only. ECS option, if required, is installed external to the enclosure and requires an engineered solution, consult factory.

Rev 2, 072208

Tecogen Inc. • 45 First Avenue, Waltham, MA 02451 • 781-466-6400 • 781-466-6466 (fax) • www.tecogen.com

Energy efficiency re-imagined.

Powered by clean, plentiful natural gas.

Tecogen, the pioneer in modular CHP.

Exceptional Cost Savings Tecogen CHP products are among the most efficient ways to provide electricity and heat to a building. Fueled by plentiful and inexpensive natural gas, a proven internal combustion engine provides on-site generation of electricity while its high-grade waste heat is recovered and purposefully used to serve the building’s hot water needs. This boost in overall efficiency translates into immediate dollar savings of up to 50% for building owners.

Clean Energy Extraordinary efficiency translates into less fuel consumption for the same amount of electrical and thermal energy produced. This results in a considerable reduction in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions of more than 40%. Also, with Tecogen’s patented Ultra system, pollutant emissions are nearly eliminated, meeting the toughest air emission standards in the United States including in California and the Northeast. In New Jersey, for instance, the Ultra system is air permit exempt. With Ultra, the resulting NOx/CO emissions levels are comparable to, or lower than, those from less efficient gas-consuming generation technologies, such as microturbines and fuel cells.

Unsurpassed Quality and Safety TECOGEN™ modules are ETL-Listed for product safety certification and have been type tested to comply with the interconnection standards of IEEE P1547/D07 and NYSIR, and are certified by UL as Non-Islanding. All units are factory run-tested at full-load prior to shipment to ensure superior quality.

Simplified Installation and Interconnection Modules come fully pre-packaged from the factory, including engine, generator, oil/ jacket/ exhaust heat recovery, controls, electrical switchgear, emissions controls, and modem for remote monitoring and data-logging. This allows for standardization and minimizes installation cost and complexity in the field. Also, the comprehensive third-party (ETL/IEEE/NYSIR/UL) certifications provide streamlined interconnection permitting with the local electric utility.

TECOGENTM CM-60 & CM-75 Combined Heat and Power Modules

with Ultra low emissions option available

Tecogen is a leading next-generation manufacturer of natural-gas-fueled, engine-driven, combined heat and power (CHP) products that aim to reduce energy costs, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and alleviate congestion on the national power grid. The installed base of more than 2,000 units is supported by a unique and established network of factory engineering and field sales and service personnel located in California, the Midwest and the Northeast.

CA Rule 21- Certified

NJDEP - Air Permit Exempt NYSIR - Certified

Outdoor Enclosure Option

Tecogen Inc. • 45 First Avenue, Waltham, MA 02451 • 781-466-6400 • 781-466-6466 (fax) • www.tecogen.com

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Engine Proven Low-Emission Natural Gas V-8 Engine, 454 cid, 1820 rpm

Generator Marathon Induction-Based Generator

Controls TecoNetTM Microprocessor-Based System, Fully Automatic, Fault Monitoring, Lead/Lag Multiple Unit Control, Modbus Networking & Internet-Based Remote Telecommunications

Model

CM-60 Low

Emissions

CM-60 Ultra Low Emissions

CM-75 Low

Emissions

CM-75 Ultra Low Emissions

Electrical Output (kW) 60 kW 75 kW

Thermal Output (Btu/hr) 458,000 439,000 511,000 489,000

Engine Jacket/Exhaust Manifolds Remote Exhaust Gas Heat Exchanger

301,000 157,000

301,000 138,000

336,000 175,000

336,000 153,000

Gas Input 782 scfh 927 scfh

Overall Efficiency @ LHV of 905 Btu/scf @ HHV of 1020 Btu/scf

93.6% 83.1%

90.9% 80.7%

91.4% 81.1%

88.8% 78.7%

Required Gas Pressure 10-28” wc

Design Hot Water Flow 22 gpm (24 gpm max)

Maximum Leaving Water Temperature 230° F

Maximum Entering Water Temperature 180° F

Electrical Service 208V / 230V / 460V, 3 PH, 3-wire

Acoustic Level 70 dBa @ 20’

Dimensions 7’ 2”L x 3’ 8”W x 3’ 10”H

Weight 3000 lbs

IEEE P1547/D07 - Certified by Intertek Testing Services to be in compliance with this Draft Standard for Interconnecting Distributed Resources with Electric Power Systems.

California Rule 21 - Certified to meet the Type Testing and Production Testing requirements for California Rule 21. (www.energy.ca.gov./distgen/interconnection/certification.html)

NYSIR—Accepted as Type Tested and Approved Equipment by the New York State Public Service Commission Standard Interconnect Requirements. (www.dps.ny.gov/distgen.htm)

1 All specifications are +/- 5% and are subject to change without notice. Performance data is valid up to 100 °F ambient temperature.

http://www.energy.ca.gov./distgen/interconnection/certification.html

http://www.dps.ny.gov/distgen.htm

BuildingCHP Capacity

(kW)

Equivalent Full Load Run Hours (EFLH)

Electric Produced

(kWh)

% of Site Energy

Produced

Thermal Output (btu/hour)

Boiler Efficiency (Bef)

Fuel Consumption (BTU/hr)

Gas Used(Therms)

Recoverable Heat (therms)

Net Gas Savings

Malcolm X Shabazz 250 1,500 375,000 15% 1,410,000 80.0% 2,572,000.0 38,580 21,150 (17,430)

Barringer High 150 1,500 225,000 17% 1,022,000 80.0% 1,891,080 28,366 15,330 (13,036)

George Washington Carver 150 1,500 225,000 22% 1,022,000 80.0% 1,891,080 28,366 15,330 (13,036)

Arts High School 150 1,500 225,000 19% 1,022,000 80.0% 1,891,080 28,366 15,330 (13,036)

Technology High School 75 1,500 112,500 11% 511,000 80.0% 945,540 14,183 7,665 (6,518)

TOTALS 700 1,500 1,162,500 137,861 74,805 (63,056)

Net Gas Savings = ‐(EFLH*Fuel Consumption)+(FLH*Recoverable Heat)

Electric Produced = CHP Capacity * EFLH

Energy Savings Plan

ECM-8


SSC ENERGY DASHBOARD/METERS

THERE ARE NO ENERGY SAVINGS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS ECM.

Energy Savings Plan

ECM-9


UNIT VENTILATOR REPLACEMENT

Energy Savings Plan

ECM-10


PREMIUM EFFICIENCY MOTORS

Premium Efficiency Motors ECM Worksheet

BuildingSize (Sq

Ft)

Boiler Plant

Pump

Motor

HP

Existing Motor

Efficiency

(Nbase)

Replacement

Motor Efficiency

(Nprem)

LF CF IFvfd HRS ∆kWDemand

Savings

Energy

Savings(kWh)

1 Malcolm X Shabazz 316,828 60.0 87.0% 95.0% 0.75 0.74 0.9 3,000 3.8992 2.89 8,773.28

Barringer High 296,708 40.0 85.0% 94.1% 0.75 0.74 0.9 3,000 3.0554 2.26 6,874.75

3 George Washington Carver 210,384 50.0 87.0% 94.5% 0.75 0.74 0.9 3,000 3.0624 2.27 6,890.39

Arts High School 203,284 50.0 87.0% 94.5% 0.75 0.74 0.9 3,000 3.0624 2.27 6,890.39

4 Technology High School 172,163 30.0 83.0% 94.1% 0.75 0.74 0.9 3,000 2.8626 2.12 6,440.81

TOTALS 2,840,724 230 104 30 16 12 35,870

NOTE - Actual Existing motor efficiencies were used for Nbase

Energy Savings Plan

ECM-11


VFD ON HOT WATER PUMPS

Pump ID Qty HP Total HP Existing Motor ENew Motor Eff Existing Motor kNew Motor kWArts 1 25 25 94.5% 94.5% 15.79 15.79Baringer 4 5 20 94.1% 94.1% 12.68 12.68Shabazz 2 15 30 95.0% 95.0% 18.85 18.85Technology 1 15 15 94.1% 94.1% 9.51 9.51Carver 1 25 25 94.5% 94.5% 15.79 15.79Existing Pump kWh = Existing Motor kW * Heating Hours at TemperatureProposed Pump kWh = Pump Load³ * New Motor kW * Heating Hours at Temperature

Outdoor Air Dry Bulb

Temperature

Occupied Hours at

Temperature

Annual Hours at

Temperature

Heating Hours at

Temperature

Pump Load

%

Existing Pump kWh

Proposed Pump

kW

Speed Efficiency

Proposed Pump kWh

Proposed Savings

kWh

98 75 3 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

93 74 34 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

88 72 131 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

83 69 500 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

78 67 620 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

73 64 664 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

68 62 854 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

63 58 927 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

58 53 600 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

53 47 610 610 47% 9,631 2 0 992 8,639

48 43 611 610 53% 9,631 2 0 1,444 8,187

43 38 656 656 59% 10,357 3 0 2,168 8,189

38 34 1,023 1,023 66% 16,151 4 0 4,565 11,587

33 30 734 734 72% 11,589 6 0 4,303 7,286

28 25 334 334 78% 5,273 8 0 2,515 2,759

23 20 252 252 84% 3,979 9 0 2,390 1,589

18 16 125 125 91% 1,974 12 0 1,469 505

13 11 47 47 97% 742 14 0 675 67

8 6 22 22 100% 347 16 0 347 0

3 2 13 13 100% 205 16 0 205 0

(3) (3) 0 0 100% 0 16 0 0 0

(8) (8) 0 0 100% 0 16 0 0 0

TOTALS 8,760 4,426 69,879 0 21,072 48,807


Temperature

Occupied Hours at

Temperature

Annual Hours at

Temperature

Heating Hours at

Temperature

Pump Load

%

Existing Pump kWh

Proposed Pump

kW

Speed Efficiency

Proposed Pump kWh

Proposed Savings

kWh98 75 3 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

93 74 34 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

88 72 131 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

83 69 500 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

78 67 620 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

73 64 664 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

68 62 854 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

63 58 927 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

58 53 600 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

53 47 610 610 47% 7,737 2 0 797 6,941

48 43 611 610 53% 7,737 2 0 1,160 6,577

43 38 656 656 59% 8,321 3 0 1,742 6,579

38 34 1,023 1,023 66% 12,976 4 0 3,667 9,309

33 30 734 734 72% 9,310 6 0 3,457 5,853

28 25 334 334 78% 4,237 8 0 2,020 2,216

23 20 252 252 84% 3,196 9 0 1,920 1,276

18 16 125 125 91% 1,586 12 0 1,180 405

13 11 47 47 97% 596 14 0 542 54

8 6 22 22 100% 279 16 0 279 0

3 2 13 13 100% 165 16 0 165 0

(3) (3) 0 0 100% 0 16 0 0 0

(8) (8) 0 0 100% 0 16 0 0 0

TOTALS 8,760 4,426 56,141 0 16,929 39,212

Pump Schedule

Arts High School HW Pump Savings Calculation

Baringer High School HW Pump Savings Calculation


Temperature

Occupied Hours at

Temperature

Annual Hours at

Temperature

Heating Hours at

Temperature

Pump Load

%

Existing Pump kWh

Proposed Pump

kW

Speed Efficiency

Proposed Pump kWh

Proposed Savings

kWh98 75 3 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

93 74 34 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

88 72 131 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

83 69 500 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

78 67 620 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

73 64 664 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

68 62 854 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

63 58 927 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

58 53 600 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

53 47 610 610 47% 11,496 2 0 1,184 10,312

48 43 611 610 53% 11,496 2 0 1,724 9,773

43 38 656 656 59% 12,363 3 0 2,588 9,775

38 34 1,023 1,023 66% 19,280 4 0 5,449 13,831

33 30 734 734 72% 13,833 6 0 5,136 8,697

28 25 334 334 78% 6,295 8 0 3,002 3,293

23 20 252 252 84% 4,749 9 0 2,853 1,896

18 16 125 125 91% 2,356 12 0 1,753 602

13 11 47 47 97% 886 14 0 805 80

8 6 22 22 100% 415 16 0 415 0

3 2 13 13 100% 245 16 0 245 0

(3) (3) 0 0 100% 0 16 0 0 0

(8) (8) 0 0 100% 0 16 0 0 0

TOTALS 8,760 4,426 83,414 0 25,154 58,260


Temperature

Occupied Hours at

Temperature

Annual Hours at

Temperature

Heating Hours at

Temperature

Pump Load

%

Existing Pump kWh

Proposed Pump

kW

Speed Efficiency

Proposed Pump kWh

Proposed Savings

kWh98 75 3 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

93 74 34 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

88 72 131 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

83 69 500 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

78 67 620 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

73 64 664 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

68 62 854 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

63 58 927 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

58 53 600 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

53 47 610 610 47% 5,803 2 0 598 5,205

48 43 611 610 53% 5,803 2 0 870 4,933

43 38 656 656 59% 6,241 3 0 1,306 4,934

38 34 1,023 1,023 66% 9,732 4 0 2,751 6,982

33 30 734 734 72% 6,983 6 0 2,593 4,390

28 25 334 334 78% 3,177 8 0 1,515 1,662

23 20 252 252 84% 2,397 9 0 1,440 957

18 16 125 125 91% 1,189 12 0 885 304

13 11 47 47 97% 447 14 0 407 41

8 6 22 22 100% 209 16 0 209 0

3 2 13 13 100% 124 16 0 124 0

(3) (3) 0 0 100% 0 16 0 0 0

(8) (8) 0 0 100% 0 16 0 0 0

TOTALS 8,760 4,426 42,106 0 12,697 29,409

Technology High School HW Pump Savings Calculation

Malcolm X Shabazz High School HW Pump Savings Calculation


Temperature

Occupied Hours at

Temperature

Annual Hours at

Temperature

Heating Hours at

Temperature

Pump Load

%

Existing Pump kWh

Proposed Pump

kW

Speed Efficiency

Proposed Pump kWh

Proposed Savings

kWh98 75 3 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

93 74 34 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

88 72 131 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

83 69 500 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

78 67 620 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

73 64 664 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

68 62 854 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

63 58 927 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

58 53 600 0 0% 0 0 0 0 0

53 47 610 610 47% 9,631 2 0 992 8,639

48 43 611 610 53% 9,631 2 0 1,444 8,187

43 38 656 656 59% 10,357 3 0 2,168 8,189

38 34 1,023 1,023 66% 16,151 4 0 4,565 11,587

33 30 734 734 72% 11,589 6 0 4,303 7,286

28 25 334 334 78% 5,273 8 0 2,515 2,759

23 20 252 252 84% 3,979 9 0 2,390 1,589

18 16 125 125 91% 1,974 12 0 1,469 505

13 11 47 47 97% 742 14 0 675 67

8 6 22 22 100% 347 16 0 347 0

3 2 13 13 100% 205 16 0 205 0

(3) (3) 0 0 100% 0 16 0 0 0

(8) (8) 0 0 100% 0 16 0 0 0

TOTALS 8,760 4,426 69,879 0 21,072 48,807

Carver High School HW Pump Savings Calculation

Energy Savings Plan

ECM-12


STEAM TRAP REPLACEMENT

Energy Savings Plan

ECM-13


PLUG LOAD CONTROLLERS

Plug Load Controllers ECM Worksheet

BuildingSize (Sq

Ft)

Number

Controllers

Reduced

Load Per

Controller

(Watts)

Standby

Time

(Hours)

1 Malcolm X Shabazz 316,828 90 25 7,140 16,156 kWh

2 Barringer High 296,708 86 25 7,140 15,351 kWh

3 Weequahic High School 220,995 85 25 7,140 15,173 kWh

4 George Washington Carver 210,384 91 25 7,140 16,244 kWh

5 Arts High School 203,284 92 25 7,140 16,422 kWh

6 Technology High School 172,163 95 25 7,140 16,958 kWh

TOTALS 1,420,362 539 150 42,840 96,303

The standby time is based on operation of 9 hours per day for 180 school days per year

Calculated

Annual

Energy

Savings

* The plug load controllers will be designated to Smartboards and Window AC Units. The phantom load was measured using plug

kWh meters

Energy Savings Plan

ECM-14


KITCHEN EXHAUST & COOLING

Energy Savings Plan

ECM-15


VENDING MISER CONTROLS

Energy Analysis Prepared For: Energy Costs ($0.000 per kwh) $0.146Facility Occupied Hours per Week 70

Barringer High School Number of Cold Drink Vending Machines 4Questions? Call 877-766-5412 Number of Uncooled Snack Machines 3www.VendingMiserStore.com Power Requirements of Cold Drink Machine (avg watts) 427

Power Requirements of Snack Machine (avg watts) 100VendingMiser Sale Price (for cold drink machines) $250.00OfficeMiser Sale Price (for snack machines) $220.00

Savings AnalysisBefore After

Cold Drink Machines $2,182.01 $1,124.94 Cost of Operation14,972 7,719 kWh

48% % Energy Savings

Snack Machines $381.95 $159.14 Cost of Operation2,621 1,092 kWh


Project Summary

Present kWh Projected kWhkWh Savings per

Year17,593 8,811 8,782

Present Cost Projected Costs Annual Savings Per Cent Savings Total Project CostBreak Even

(Months)$2,563.96 $1,284.09 $1,279.87 50% $1,660.00 15.6

Five Year Savings on 7 Machines = $6,399.36Five Year Return on Investment = 286%

Version 1.0

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5Cost With Miser $1,284.09 $2,568.17 $3,852.26 $5,136.34 $6,420.43Cost Without Misers $2,563.96 $5,127.92 $7,691.87 $10,255.83 $12,819.79

Total Number of machines 7

Source Data for Generating Chart

Input Variables

Cold Drink and Snack Vending Machine Energy Conservation Project

$0

$2,000

$4,000

$6,000

$8,000

$10,000

$12,000

$14,000

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5

Five Year Operational Costs for Vending Machines

Cost Without Misers

Cost With Miser


George Washington Carver HS Number of Cold Drink Vending Machines 1Questions? Call 877-766-5412 Number of Uncooled Snack Machines 1www.VendingMiserStore.com Power Requirements of Cold Drink Machine (avg watts) 427



Cold Drink Machines $545.50 $281.24 Cost of Operation3,743 1,930 kWh


Snack Machines $127.32 $53.05 Cost of Operation874 364 kWh


Project Summary


Year4,617 2,294 2,323


(Months)$672.82 $334.28 $338.53 50% $470.00 16.7


Version 1.0

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5Cost With Miser $334.28 $668.57 $1,002.85 $1,337.13 $1,671.42Cost Without Misers $672.82 $1,345.64 $2,018.45 $2,691.27 $3,364.09



Input Variables


$0

$500

$1,000

$1,500

$2,000

$2,500

$3,000

$3,500

$4,000



Cost Without Misers

Cost With Miser


Malcolm X Shabazz High School Number of Cold Drink Vending Machines 2Questions? Call 877-766-5412 Number of Uncooled Snack Machines 2www.VendingMiserStore.com Power Requirements of Cold Drink Machine (avg watts) 427



Cold Drink Machines $1,091.01 $562.47 Cost of Operation7,486 3,860 kWh


Snack Machines $254.63 $106.10 Cost of Operation1,747 728 kWh


Project Summary


Year9,233 4,588 4,646


(Months)$1,345.64 $668.57 $677.07 50% $940.00 16.7


Version 1.0

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5Cost With Miser $668.57 $1,337.13 $2,005.70 $2,674.27 $3,342.83Cost Without Misers $1,345.64 $2,691.27 $4,036.91 $5,382.55 $6,728.18



Input Variables


$0

$1,000

$2,000

$3,000

$4,000

$5,000

$6,000

$7,000

$8,000



Cost Without Misers

Cost With Miser


Technology HS Number of Cold Drink Vending Machines 3Questions? Call 877-766-5412 Number of Uncooled Snack Machines 2www.VendingMiserStore.com Power Requirements of Cold Drink Machine (avg watts) 427





Snack Machines $254.63 $106.10 Cost of Operation1,747 728 kWh


Project Summary


Year12,976 6,517 6,459


(Months)$1,891.14 $949.80 $941.34 50% $1,190.00 15.2


Version 1.0




Input Variables


$0

$1,000

$2,000

$3,000

$4,000

$5,000

$6,000

$7,000

$8,000

$9,000

$10,000



Cost Without Misers

Cost With Miser


Weequahic High School Number of Cold Drink Vending Machines 2Questions? Call 877-766-5412 Number of Uncooled Snack Machines 1www.VendingMiserStore.com Power Requirements of Cold Drink Machine (avg watts) 427





Snack Machines $127.32 $53.05 Cost of Operation874 364 kWh


Project Summary


Year8,360 4,224 4,136


(Months)$1,218.32 $615.52 $602.80 49% $720.00 14.3


Version 1.0




Input Variables


$0

$1,000

$2,000

$3,000

$4,000

$5,000

$6,000

$7,000



Cost Without Misers

Cost With Miser

This is an official CERTified Campaign. To see more campaigns, visit www.act.mncerts.org. The Clean Energy Resource Teams (CERTs) connect you and your community members with resources to identify and implement energy efficiency and renewable energy projects.

When Chisago Lakes School District hired Tim Burton they not only gained an experienced Director of Buildings and Grounds, but also a “sparkplug” for initiating energy efficiency practices and upgrades throughout the district’s facilities. Mr. Burton heard about VendingMisers at a prior position at the Forest Lake School District. When he started at Chisago Lakes School District, he began implementing several energy efficiency ideas. After visiting with Bill Bieganek from EnergyMisers, LLC at a convention in St. Cloud, he became more interested in the no‐brainer energy savings of VendingMisers. He got involved with a Minnesota RETAP (Retired Engineer Technical Assistance Program) group and was offered three free VendingMisers. Today, there are thirteen VendingMisers district‐wide. He says, “I know they’re working. When I come into the school in the mornings, they all turn on when I walk by.” He went on to say that the energy savings are pretty clear, and the return‐on‐investment figures from various studies show a practical payback period. Mr. Burton reports two key benefits of the VendingMisers:

1. They simply shut down the machines when the surrounding space is not occupied. 2. They do not interrupt the normal compressor cycles; he has never had any complaints

about the drinks being warm. Overwhelmingly, Mr. Burton’s experience has been very positive with VendingMisers. He recommended being aware of where the VendingMisers are placed. At one location in the school district, he chose not to use a VendingMiser where the back of the machine is exposed and in a high traffic area. What Mr. Burton enjoyed the most, apart from knowing he was cutting his energy usage by nearly 50%, was the positive public relations from the gadgets. He received cool stickers that were placed on the machines that let people know they were equipped with VendingMisers and that Chisago Lakes School District was making smart energy choices. Finally, Mr. Burton acknowledges that vending machines are just one part of a facility’s energy usage. He says, “You’re not saving a whole lot [with a single VendingMiser], but it all adds up!”

VENDINGMISER CASE STUDY BECOME A WISER ENERGY MISER! CERTs and EnergyMisers, LLC VendingMiser Bulk‐Buy Program

What people are saying about VendingMisers in Minnesota…

“Installation was really easy. It took me less than five minutes for each machine.” Tim Burton, Chisago Lakes School District

“Our test VendingMiser showed a 46% reduction in energy use!” Madalyn Cioci, Minnesota Pollution Control Agency

CHISAGO LAKES SCHOOL DISTRICT: ADDS IT ALL UP!

Energy Savings Plan

ECM-16


PIPE INSULATION

Building L HLCbase HLCee C ∆T Pipe DiameterEnergy Savings

(therms)

Malcolm X Shabazz 500 1.30 0.56 100,000 150 3" 1,665

Barringer High 500 1.30 0.56 100,000 150 3" 1,665

Weequahic High School 500 1.30 0.56 100,000 150 3" 1,665

George Washington Carver 500 1.30 0.56 100,000 150 3" 1,665

Arts High School 500 1.30 0.56 100,000 150 3" 1,665

Technology High School 500 1.30 0.56 100,000 150 3" 1,665

ECM‐16 Pipe Insulation ECM Savings Worksheet

Energy Savings Plan

ECM-17


WATER CONSERVATION

Energy Savings Plan

ECM-19


CLASSROOM VENTILATION

THERE ARE NO ENERGY SAVINGS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS

ECM.

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SECTION 9

Energy Savings Plan

SECTION 9—MEASUREMENT AND VERIFICATION

MEASUREMENT AND VERIFICATION (M&V) PROGRAM TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Overview

TES will perform measurement and verification of the energy units savings at the conclusion of each month for the first year after project completion. After the first year, M&V will be performed and presented within 30 days of year end. The Owner will work with TES to provide necessary information and provide access to any buildings to allow TES to properly verify and measure energy savings. TES’s energy savings analysis will be based on units of energy saved as determined from the developed baseline or adjusted baseline if original baseline is determined by both parties to be inaccurate. Adjustments to the baseline and associated savings will be taken for weather, hours of operation, building usage, utility rates increases, code or statute changes, requirements listed in Table 1, and any other actions that adversely affect the savings beyond the control of TES.

Energy Savings Plan


M&V Tasks or Services Provided by Tozour Energy Services (TES)

TES will assign a dedicated Senior Energy Analyst (SEA) to manage the ongoing M&V for the life of the program (15 years) or until such time as the Owner terminates the energy contract. The SEA will be fluent with: the ECM(s) implemented during the construction-phase of the program, the associated energy savings, and the required maintenance / support measures associated with maintaining peak building operation. The SEA will self-implement or manage the following professional services over the course of the program: Implementation and Documentation of M&V Services: The dedicated SEA shall implement or

manage the agreed upon measurement and verification services outlined in the M&V section.

Verification and Review of Services: A Certified Energy Manager (CEM) will be available for consultation services for the life of the agreement. Some of the responsibilities of this individual may include: verification of energy savings as applicable to M&V, a liaison when dealing with your utility companies and or identify additional energy conservation opportunities within the facility. In addition, any energy unit savings shortfalls will be documented with recommendations to correct and its current impact on the energy savings. These tasks will be performed onsite as well as offsite, to take full advantage of the essential tools and resources available to the CEM.

Operating Inspections: TES wants to ensure equipment continues to operate efficiently, safely

and with little operating disruptions. The dedicated SEA will independently, provide periodic operating inspection(s) to check system performance in accordance with a program of standard routines as determined by our experience, the equipment manufacturer’s published recommendations, equipment application, and location. Any deficiencies will be documented and brought to the attention of the Owner and or the responsible service provider.

Maintenance Plan

Owner Tasks and Responsibilities:

As a general statement the Owner or its 3rd party service providers shall be responsible for providing ongoing maintenance through the duration of the M&V period. TES will review operational procedures and schedules associated with such things as the building automation/control upgrades as well as the manufacturers’ published requirements for all installed equipment be it: quarterly, semi-annually or annually. In most cases, the Owner is already aware of or self-implementing similar maintenance practices on campus or has contracted a 3rd party for such services. Failure to properly maintain the equipment may cause energy savings goals to fall short.

Energy Savings Plan


Specific Areas of Consideration: In order to sustain energy savings the Owner’s Staff will be required to implement new maintenance tasks and even modify existing policies and practices. Outlined are two examples of specific instances.

Example 1. Advanced Building Operations Programming: The Owner will be given specific training on the changes and advancements in the environmental operations and energy savings strategies. The Owner will be responsible for following the agreed upon guidelines associated with programmed schedules and any use of override functions. Example 2. Verification of Proper Operations: Mechanical Equipment The Owner will be required to assure that proper mechanical maintenance continues to be implemented on its mechanical equipment. Example: outside air dampers will require proper operation with the appropriate seals in order to maintain ECM(s) such as demand ventilation. TES dedicated SAE will periodically spot check system operations to verify the Owner or its 3rd party representative is implementing proper maintenance. Any deficiencies that may be identified will be brought to the Owner’s attention for correction.

IPS Operation and Maintenance Agreement Page 1 of 6

MAINTENANCE AND EXTENDED WARRANTY AGREEMENT

This Maintenance and Extended Warranty Agreement (the “Agreement”) dated as of ____________, 2013 by and among Intelligen Power Systems, LLC, a New York limited liability corporation (“IPS”) and The Pine Hill School District Albert Bean Elementary School (“Owner”) recites and provides as follows.

WHEREAS, Owner is the owner of the equipment listed on Exhibit A (the “Equipment”); and

WHEREAS, Owner desires that IPS assume responsibility for the maintenance of the Equipment and IPS is willing to assume such responsibility subject to the terms and conditions set forth in this Agreement. NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises and other good and valuable consideration, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, the parties hereby agree as follows:

1. Scope IPS shall perform all routine maintenance and emergency repairs at its sole cost and expense, including all labor, material, and other supplies necessary to perform such maintenance and repairs either with its own employees or subcontractors. In all instances, however, IPS shall be solely responsible for the quality of the work performed by such subcontractors.

This Agreement is intended to be a full service contract where IPS will provide all parts and labor for the following services:

� Remote equipment monitoring

� Scheduled service and maintenance

� Unscheduled service

� Major overhaul and component replacement

2. Coverage This Agreement covers the Cogeneration Equipment; provided, however, that no maintenance shall be provided for other equipment located at the installation site or the facility housing the Equipment which was not installed and/or provided by IPS (i.e. boilers, electrical equipment etc.) whether or not such equipment may affect the operation of the Equipment. Any component of the Equipment that fails during the Term of this Agreement will be replaced and/or repaired at IPS’s sole cost and expense. This Agreement excludes the cost of meeting ongoing emissions requirements (including annual testing, if required, or other ongoing emission compliance measures). This agreement excludes the cost of periodic protective relaying testing or other ongoing utility compliance measures, if required. The scope of coverage is also subject to the exclusions in Section 9. IPS shall bill for services described in this

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paragraph based on its prevailing rate for time and materials related thereto. Estimates may be used to allow for level payments for such services. This agreement excludes the cost associated with rigging of replacement engines and generators as necessary which will be billed based on IPS’s applicable rates for such services.

3. Term The contract shall commence upon signing of this Agreement and extend for an initial term of 120 months (the “Term”) from the commencement of the operation of the Equipment.

4. Price & Payment Schedule During the first 12 (twelve) months of this Agreement, the charges for the maintenance of the Equipment (“Maintenance Charges”) will be calculated at a rate of $1.87 per run hour per unit (plus sales tax as applicable). For each succeeding year during the term of the Agreement, the Hourly Rate will be increased by the Annual regional CPI with a minimum annual increase of three (3%) percent. The increases described in this paragraph will be based on when the agreement is signed regardless of when the equipment commences operation. IPS is allowed to pro-rate the initial year increase so as to all for calendar year adjustments thereafter. The rate provided in the prior paragraph is based on an expectation that the Equipment will be generally run on a continuous basis. To the extent this is not the case, IPS reserves the right to adjust the hourly rate. IPS shall provide Owner with a monthly statement identifying the Maintenance Charges for the preceding month. The Maintenance Charges shall by due upon receipt and shall by payable by check or wire transfer of immediately available funds (“Payment Terms”) within 15 business days of the receipt of each monthly statement (“Due Date”). In the event the Owner fails to pay the Maintenance Charges by the Due Date or any other amounts due to IPS pursuant to any other agreement, IPS will have the immediate right to terminate this agreement. In addition, any payment not made when due will be assessed a late payment fee equal to 1.5% of the amount due and will accrue interest thereafter at the lesser of (a) 1.5% per month and (b) the maximum permitted by law. Notwithstanding the foregoing, in no event will the monthly amount billed be less than $600 per unit per month regardless of the number of Run Hours unless the reduction in run hours is due to an inability of the equipment to run for things within the control of IPS.

5. Scheduled Maintenance On or before 1,000 Run Hours and each subsequent interval of 1,000 Run Hours, IPS shall perform routine maintenance and inspection of the Equipment. IPS will perform remote monitoring of the equipment via modem or internet connection at least twice weekly in order to detect any potential system problems and to establish historical operating performance data.

6. Unscheduled Maintenance In the event of breakdown, malfunction or failure of the Equipment, or other equipment subject to the maintenance services to be provided pursuant to this Agreement, IPS shall use its reasonable efforts to repair such equipment in a timely fashion. However, if such breakdown, malfunction or failure results from any of the exclusions (see “Exclusions”), IPS shall be paid for its work based on its prevailing rate per hour for service personnel plus travel expenses and material costs. Work performed before 7am or after 5:00 pm Monday through Friday or anytime on Saturday will be billed at a 50% premium to the normal hourly charge and work performed on holidays and/or Sundays will be billed at a 100% premium to the normal hourly charge.


Owner will not authorize anyone other than IPS’s representatives to work on the Equipment during the Term of this Agreement. In the event of a partial or complete failure of the Equipment, IPS will endeavor to respond within twenty-four (24) hours following written or telephone notification from the Owner, and will effect such repairs as soon as reasonably possible to restore the operation of the Equipment.

7. Access to premises Owner hereby grants to IPS or its representatives a non-exclusive right of entry to the facility during business hours, or such other times as mutually agreed upon, for the purposes of performing its duties pursuant to this Agreement and to make other periodic inspections of the Equipment. In addition, Owner will make arrangements to provide access to the premises in the event of a need to make emergency repairs at other times.

8. Telephone or Internet Connections Owner shall provide, at Owner’s expense, one dedicated telephone voice quality telephone line and/or internet connection suitable for connection to the internal modem or internet bridge in the equipment. Owner acknowledges that the operation of the machines may be interrupted for periods of time where phone lines or internet are unavailable.

9. Exclusions This Agreement does not cover any maintenance or repair that result in whole or in part from: a) willful damage, misconduct, vandalism or other unauthorized acts; b) fire, theft, or other risks now or hereafter normally covered by an “all risks” policy of insurance,

including extended coverage; c) war, riots, civil commotion, flood, storm, earthquake, or any similar event; d) any alteration, addition to, substitution, repair, service or replacement of any part of the Equipment or

related electrical, plumbing, or fuel connection not authorized by IPS; e) any use of the Equipment in any manner other than its designated use f) Owners’ failure to perform any covenant contained in this Agreement g) Malfunction or abnormal condition that occurs in an interconnected system or support system that is

not covered under this Agreement.

10. Parts Replacement Owner agrees that upon replacement of any parts or material by IPS, the parts or materials removed shall become the property of IPS. Each engine contained in the Equipment will be overhauled or replaced by IPS as determined in its sole discretion. In the event IPS determines that it is necessary to replace an engine, IPS, in its sole discretion, may supply a similar new engine or a similar remanufactured engine.

11. Force Majeure IPS shall not be liable for any damages, direct or consequential, arising out of any delay in performance of its obligations under this Agreement, including, but not limited to, the repair of, or failure to repair, any Equipment or other equipment covered by this Agreement, due to a cause beyond IPS’ reasonable control, including, but not limited to, an act of God, explosion, accident, fire, flood, strike or other labor trouble, insurrection or riot, war, the public enemy, the acts or orders of a governmental authority, or freight


embargo and the obligations of IPS under this Agreement in respect of the operation, maintenance and repair of the Equipment shall be suspended for the period of any such delay or failure.

12. Limitations of Liability In no event, whether as a result of breach of contract, tort (including negligence), strict liability, or otherwise, shall IPS be liable for lost profits or revenues, claims of customers, loss of use of any equipment or software, systems, facilities, loss of data or information, lack or loss of productivity, interest charges or cost of capital, fees, fines or penalties, cost of substitute equipment, software, systems or services, downtime costs, or special, incidental, indirect, consequential, exemplary or punitive damages of any nature. Except as expressly provided in this Agreement, IPS makes no warranty with respect to the services or software furnished hereunder, and no warranties of any kind, whether written, oral, implied or statutory, including warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, shall apply. IPS’ total liability for all claims of any kind, whether in contract, tort (including negligence), strict liability or otherwise, arising out of, connected with, or resulting from the performance or breach of this Agreement or the services provided hereunder during any one-year period shall in no event exceed the total amount paid by Owner as Maintenance Charges under this Agreement during such one year period.

13. Confidentiality All of the terms, provisions and conditions of this Agreement and all information and materials provided or disclosed by either party in connection with the cogeneration installation shall be maintained as confidential information (the “Confidential Information”) for the sole benefit of the parties. Neither party shall make available to any third party any Confidential Information or use the Confidential Information for any purpose other than as expressly provided for between the parties. All Confidential Information shall remain the property of the provider of the Confidential Information.

14. Miscellaneous

a) Independent Contractor. Each party to this agreement is an independent contractor with respect to the

other party and is not an agent for the other party. This Agreement shall not be deemed to create any partnership or joint venture for the operation or use of the Equipment.

b) Entire Agreement. This Agreement, represents the entire understanding and agreement between the

parties hereto with respect to the subject matter hereof and can be amended, supplemented or changed only by written instrument making specific reference to this Agreement and signed by all parties hereto. Any provision hereof can be waived only by written instrument making specific reference to this Agreement signed by the party against whom enforcement of any such waiver is sought.

c) Successors and Assigns. This Agreement shall be binding upon and shall inure to the benefits of the

parties hereto and cannot be assigned, without the prior written consent of the other party hereto except that IPS shall have the right to assign this Agreement to an affiliate without written consent.

d) Applicable Law. This Agreement shall be construed and enforced in accordance with the laws of the

state where the equipment is located, without regard to the principles, provisions or policies thereof relating to conflict of laws.

e) Severability. If at any time subsequent to the date hereof, any provision of this Agreement shall be

held by any court of competent jurisdiction to be illegal, void or unenforceable, such provision shall be of no force and effect, but the illegality or unenforceability of such provision shall have no effect upon and shall not impair the enforceability of any other provision of this Agreement.

f) Counterparts. This Agreement may be executed in one or more counterparts, each of which shall be

deemed an original, but all of which taken together shall constitute one and the same instrument.


g) Notices. Any notices or other communications required or permitted hereunder shall be sufficiently

given if in writing and (a) personally delivered (including delivery by messenger or other recognized courier); (b) sent by facsimile provided that “answer-back” confirmation is received by the sender; or, (c) sent by registered or certified mail, postage prepaid, return receipt requested, addressed as follows or to such other address as the Parties shall have given notice of pursuant hereto: In the case of IPS: Intelligen Power Systems 301 Winding Rd. Old Bethpage, NY 11804

Facsimile: (212)-202-5415 Phone: 516-586-8440 office

In the Case of Owner:

Pine Hill School District Albert Bean Elementary School

Any notice given (a) personally shall be deemed given upon receipt; (b) via facsimile shall be deemed given upon sender’s confirmation of receipt from its facsimile machine; and, (c) via mail shall be deemed given five (5) days after sending.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have duly executed this Agreement, as of the day and year first written above. Intelligen Power Systems LLC By: _______________________________________________ Name: Title: OWNER: By: ________________________________________________ Name: Title:

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EXHIBIT A Description of Equipment Covered

Location: _______________________ Albert Bean Elementary School Equipment: Cogeneration Unit and associated control system including protective

relay panel Cogen coolant pumps Cogen heat recovery equipment Dry Cooler Three way valves

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SECTION 10—OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE

COMPREHENESIVE ANNUAL INSPECTION AHU-110

1. Report in with the Customer Representative. 2. Record and report abnormal conditions, measurements taken, etc. 3. Review customer logs with the customer for operational problems and trends.

1. General Assembly

a) Inspect the unit for cleanliness. b) Inspect the fan wheel and shaft for wear and clearance. c) Check the sheaves and pulleys for wear and alignment. d) Check the belts for tension, wear, cracks, and glazing. e) Verify tight bolts, set screws, and locking collars. f) Check dampers for wear, security and linkage adjustment. g) Verify clean condensate pan. h) Verify proper operation of the condensate drain. i) Verify clean air filters. j) Verify clean coils. k) Verify proper operation of the spray pump, if applicable. l) Verify smooth fan operation. m) Log operating conditions after system has stabilized. n) Provide a written report of completed work, operating log, and indicate any uncorrected

deficiencies detected. 2. Lubrication

a) Lubricate the fan shaft bearings, if applicable. b) Lubricate the motor bearings, if applicable.

3. Controls and Safeties

a) Test the operation of the low temperature safety device, if applicable. b) Test the operation of the high static pressure safety device, if applicable. c) Test the operation of the low static pressure safety device, if applicable.


d) Check the thermal cutout on electric heaters, if applicable. e) Check the step controller, if applicable. f) Check and record supply air and control air pressure, if applicable. g) Verify the operation of the control system and dampers while the fan is operating.

4. Motor and Starter

a) Clean the starter and cabinet. b) Inspect the wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and

discoloration. This includes wiring to the electric heat, if applicable. c) Check the condition of the contacts for wear and pitting. d) Check the contactors for free and smooth operation. e) Meg the motor and record readings.

HEATING INSPECTION

AHU-120 1. Gas Heat Option

a) Visually inspect the heat exchanger. b) Inspect the combustion air blower fan, and clean, if required. c) Lubricate the combustion air blower fan motor, if applicable. d) Verify the operation of the combustion air flow-proving device. e) Test the operation of the high gas pressure safety device, if applicable. Calibrate, if

necessary. f) Test the operation of the low gas pressure safety device, if applicable. Calibrate, if

necessary. g) Verify the operation of the flame detection device. h) Test the operation of the high temperature limit switch. i) Verify the integrity of the flue system. j) Verify the operation of the operating controls. k) Verify the burner sequence of operation. l) Verify proper gas pressure to the unit and/or at the manifold, if applicable. m) Perform combustion test. Make adjustments as necessary.


2. Electric Heat Option a) Inspect wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and discoloration. b) Check and calibrate operating and safety controls, if applicable. c) Verify the operation of the heating elements. d) Check voltage and amperage and compare readings with the watt rating on the heater.

3. Hot Water / Steam Heat Option

a) Inspect control valves and traps. b) Check and calibrate all operating and safety controls. c) Verify the operation of the heating coils. d) Verify the operation of the unit low temperature safety device.

SCHEDULED RUNNING INSPECTION

AHU-130 1. Check the general condition of the fan. 2. Verify smooth fan operation. 3. Check and record supply and control air pressure, if applicable. 4. Verify the operation of the control system. 5. Log the operating conditions after the system has stabilized. 6. Review operating procedures with operating personnel. 7. Provide a written report of completed work, operating log, and indicate uncorrected deficiencies

detected. OIL SAMPLE/SPECTROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS

ANL-110

1. Pull oil sample for spectrographic analysis

REFRIGERANT SAMPLE/ANALYSIS ANL-121

1. Pull refrigerant sample for spectrographic analysis for contaminants (oil, water, and acid), using approved containers


SEASONAL SHUT-DOWN PROCEDUE

BLR-250 1. Shut down boiler at boiler controls. 2. Shut off fuel lines at main valves. 3. Review operating procedures with operating personnel. 4. Provide a written report of completed work, operating log, and indicate any uncorrected

deficiencies detected. ANNUAL MAINTENANCE

BLR-210


1. General Assembly

a) Secure and drain the boiler. b) Open the fire and water side for cleaning and inspection. c) Check heating surfaces and water side for corrosion, pitting, scale, blisters, bulges, and soot. d) Inspect refractory. e) Clean fire inspection glass. f) Check blow-down valve packing, and lubricate. g) Check and test boiler blow-down valve. h) Perform hydrostatic test, if required. i) Verify proper operation of the level float. j) GAS TRAIN BURNER ASSEMBLY

1. Check the gas train isolation valves for leaks. 2. Check the gas supply piping for leaks. 3. Check the gas pilot solenoid valve for wear and leaks. 4. Check the main gas and the pilot gas regulators for wear and leaks. 5. Test the low gas pressure switch. Calibrate and record setting. 6. Test the high gas pressure switch. Calibrate and record setting. 7. Verify the operation of the burner fan air flow switch.


8. Inspect and clean the burner assembly. 9. Inspect and clean the pilot igniter assembly. 10. Inspect and clean the burner fan. 11. Run the fan and check for vibration. 12. Inspect the flue and flue damper. 13. Burner Control Panel:

a) Inspect the panel for cleanliness. b) Inspect wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and

discoloration. k) Clean burner fan wheel and air dampers. Check fan for vibration. l) Verify tightness on linkage set screws. m) Check gas valves for leakage (where test cocks are provided). n) Verify proper operation of the feed water pump. o) Verify proper operation of the feed water treating equipment.


a) Disassemble and inspect low water cutoff safety device. b) Reassemble boiler low water cutoff safety device with new gaskets. c) Clean contacts in program timer, if applicable. d) Check the operation of the low water cutoff safety device and feed controls. e) Verify the setting and test the operation of the operating and limit controls. f) Verify the operation of the water level control.

STARTIP/CHECKOUT PROCEDURE

BLR-220 1. Verify proper water level in the boiler 2. Test the safety/relief valve after startup (full pressure test). 3. Clean or replace fuel filters. 4. Clean fuel nozzles. 5. Inspect clean, and functionally test the flame scanner and flame safeguard relay. 6. Clean and adjust the ignition electrode.


7. Replace the vacuum tube in the flame safeguard control, if applicable. 8. Perform pilot turn down test. 9. Verify proper steam pressure. 10. Perform combustion test and adjust the burner for maximum efficiency. 11. Test the following items:

a) Firing rate b) Fuel/air ratio c) CO2 d) CO e) NOX f) Perform smoke test.

12. Review operating procedures with operating personnel. 13. Provide a written report of completed work, operating log, and indicate any uncorrected

deficiencies detected. MID-SEASON RUNNING INSPECTION

BLR-230

1. Check the general condition of the unit. 2. Inspect the burner. 3. Adjust the burner controls to obtain proper combustion. 4. Check the operation of the pressure relief valve. 5. Check the operation of the low water cutoff and feed controls. 6. Check the setting and test the operation of the operating and limit controls. 7. Check the operation of the modulating motor. 8. Lift the safety/relief valves with at least 70% of rated pressure. 9. Blow down and try gauge cocks to confirm glass water level. 10. Check and test boiler blow down valve. 11. Log operating conditions after the system has stabilized. 12. Review operating procedures with operating personnel. 13. Provide a written report of completed work, operating log, and indicate uncorrected deficiencies

detected.


SEASONAL SHUT-DOWN PROCEDURE BLR-250

1. Shut down boiler at boiler controls. 2. Shut off fuel lines at main valves. 3. Review operating procedures with operating personnel. 4. Provide a written report of completed work, operating log, and indicate any uncorrected

deficiencies detected. STARTUP/CHECKOUT PROCEDURE

CLT-120

1. Fill the basin and verify the float level. 2. Verify the operation of the basin heaters 3. Verify the operation, setpoint, and sensitivity of the basin heater temperature control device. 4. Start the condenser water pumps. 5. Verify the balance of the return water through the distribution boxes. 6. Verify proper operation of the bypass valve(s), if applicable. 7. Operate fan and verify smooth operation. 8. Log operation after system has stabilized. 9. Review operating procedures with operating personnel. 10. Provide a written report of completed work, operating log, and indicate uncorrected deficiencies

detected. COMPRESNESIVE ANNUAL INSPECTION

CLT-110

1. Report in with the Customer Representative. 2. Record and report abnormal conditions, measurements taken, etc. 3. Review customer logs with the customer for operational problems and trends. 1. General Assembly

a) STRUCTURE 1. Disassemble all screens and access panels for inspection. 2. Inspect the conditions of the slats, if applicable. 3. Inspect the condition of the tower fill. 4.


4. Inspect the condition of the support structure. 5. Inspect the condition of the basins (upper and lower) and/or spray nozzles. 6. Verify clean basins and strainer(s). 7. Verify the condition and operation of the basin fill valve system.

b) MECHANICAL 4. Inspect belts for wear, cracks, and glazing. 5. Verify correct belt tension. Adjust the tension as necessary. 6. Inspect sheaves and pulleys for wear, condition, and alignment. 7. Inspect fan shaft and bearings for condition. 8. Inspect fan assembly for condition, security, and clearances. (e.g. blade tip clearance).

2. Lubrication System

a) Lubricate motor bearings. b) Lubricate fan shaft bearings.

3. Motor And Starter

a) Clean the starter and cabinet. b) Inspect wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and discoloration. c) Check the condition of the contacts for wear and pitting. d) Check the contactor(s) for free and smooth operation. e) Meg the motor(s) and record readings. f) Check disconnect terminal block for wear, tightness and signs of overheating and

discoloration. g) Check the condition and operation of the basin heater contactor(s).

SHUT-DOWN PROCEDURE

CLT-140

1. Check the general condition of the tower. 2. Turn off electrical power to basin heaters, tower fans, and pipe heaters as necessary. 3. Drain tower and condenser water piping. 4. Review operating procedures with operating personnel. 5. Provide a written report of completed work, operating log, and indicate any uncorrected

deficiencies detected.


GAS TRAIN BRN-110

1. Check the gas train isolation valves for leaks. 2. Check the gas supply piping for leaks. 3. Check the gas pilot solenoid valve for wear and leaks. 4. Check the main gas and the pilot gas regulators for wear and leaks. 5. Test the low gas pressure switch. Calibrate and record setting. 6. Test the high gas pressure switch. Calibrate and record setting. 7. Verify the operation of the burner fan air flow switch. 8. Inspect and clean the burner assembly. 9. Inspect and clean the pilot ignitor assembly. 10. Inspect and clean the burner fan. 11. Run the fan and check for vibration. 12. Inspect the flue and flue damper. 13. Burner Control Panel:

a) Inspect the panel for cleanliness. b) Inspect wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating.

14. Clean burner fan wheel and air dampers. Check the fan for vibration. 15. Verify tightness of the linkage set screws. Check the gas valves against leakage (where test cocks are provided

OIL TRAIN BNR-120

1. Check the gas train isolation valves for leaks. 2. Check the gas supply piping for leaks. 3. Check the gas pilot solenoid valve for wear and leaks. 4. Check the main gas and the pilot gas regulators for wear and leaks. 5. Test the low gas pressure switch. Calibrate and record setting. 6. Test the high gas pressure switch. Calibrate and record setting. 7. Verify the operation of the burner fan air flow switch. 8. Inspect and clean the burner assembly. 9. Inspect and clean the pilot ignitor assembly.


10. Inspect and clean the burner fan. 11. Run the fan and check for vibration. 12. Inspect the flue and flue damper. 13. Burner Control Panel:


14. Clean burner fan wheel and air dampers. Check the fan for vibration. 15. Verify tightness of the linkage set screws. 16. Check the gas valves against leakage (where test cocks are provided).

DUAL FUEL TRAIN BNR-130

1. Check the gas train isolation valves for leaks. 2. Check the gas supply piping for leaks. 3. Check the gas pilot solenoid valve for wear and leaks. 4. Check the main gas and the pilot gas regulators for wear and leaks. 5. Test the low gas pressure switch. Calibrate and record setting. 6. Test the high gas pressure switch. Calibrate and record setting. 7. Verify the operation of the burner fan air flow switch. 8. Inspect and clean the burner assembly. 9. Inspect and clean the pilot ignitor assembly. 10. Inspect and clean the burner fan. 11. Run the fan and check for vibration. 12. Inspect the flue and flue damper. 13. Burner Control Panel:


14. Clean burner fan wheel and air dampers. Check the fan for vibration. 15. Verify tightness of the linkage set screws. Check the gas valves against leakage (where test cocks are provided)


BAS MAINTENANCE INSPECTION

CNT-120

1. Report in with the Customer Representative. 2. Review customer reports with the customer for operational problems and trends. 3. Make a back-up copy of the BAS program. 4. Check for loose or damaged parts or wiring. 5. Check for any accumulation of dirt or moisture. Clean if required. 6. Verify proper electrical grounding. 7. Verify control panel power supplies for proper output voltages. 8. Inspect interconnecting cables and electrical connections. 9. Verify that manual override switches are in the desired positions. 10. Check the operation of all binary and analog outputs, if applicable. 11. Calibrate control devices, if applicable. 12. Verify the correct time and date. 13. Check and update the holiday schedules and daylight savings time. 14. Via terminal mode, view the event log and input/output points for any unusual status or override

conditions. 15. Check modem operation, if applicable. 16. Clean the external surfaces of the panel enclosure. 17. Review operating program and parameters. 18. Check cable connections for security. 19. Review operating procedures with operating personnel. 20. Provide a written report of completed work, and indicate any uncorrected deficiencies detected.

BCU MAINTENANCE INSPECTION

CNT-145

1. Report in with the Customer Representative. 2. Review customer reports with the customer for operational problems and trends


1. Control Panel a) Verify secure connections on all internal wiring, LAN, and communication links. b) Check for loose or damaged parts or wiring. c) Check for any accumulation of dirt or moisture. Clean if required. d) Remove excessive dust from heat sink surfaces e) Verify proper system electrical grounding. f) Verify proper output voltages on control panel power supplies. g) Check LED Indications to verify proper operation of BCU transmit/receive activity on the

ARCNET LAN. h) Verify LAN communications, if applicable, between work stations and BCU’S. i) Verify that cards are seated and secured. j) Check UCM wiring trunks and check for possible Error Code Indications k) Check voltage level of BCU Supercap. l) Verify the proper operation of critical control processes and points associated with this unit an

make adjustments if necessary. m) Check Volatile memory available n) Cheek Non volatile memory available o) Check Processor idle time p) Dump the BCU System Diagnostic Array and Analyze q) Run the BCU Mini-monitor for each BCU to check for any error statements and/or codes r) Clean external surfaces of the panel enclosure. s) Check modem operation, if applicable. t) Via PC work station, view the event log and input/output points for any unusual status or

override conditions. u) Verify correct time and date. v) Check and update holiday schedules, if applicable, and daylight savings time. w) Review operating procedures with operating personnel. x) Provide a written report of completed work, and indicate any uncorrected deficiencies

detected.


OPTIMIZATION SERVICES MAINTENANCE INSPECTION

CNT-175

In order to assure effective environmental conditioning while minimizing the cost to operate the equipment, technicians will review operating sequences and practices for the chiller plant. An initial survey of current equipment operating parameters will be conducted within the first 60 days of the contract term during cooling season. This survey will include: 1. Chiller(s) operation 2. Cooling tower(s) operation 3. Pump(s) operation 4. Economizer operation (where applicable) 5. Environmental safety

A detailed report of findings and recommendations for changes, if any, will be made. Agreed upon operational changes which require only adjustment of controls or programming will be made during regularly scheduled maintenance visits as part of this agreement at no additional cost. Any recommended alterations that require addition of devices or equipment will be accompanied by a guaranteed cost proposal reflecting the applicable discounts determined by this agreement.

In order to assure effective environmental conditioning while minimizing the cost to operate the equipment, technicians will review operating sequences and practices for covered airside systems. An initial survey of current systems operating parameters will be conducted within the first 60 days of the contract term, except seasonally operated systems, which will be surveyed during the appropriate operating season. This survey will include: 1. Time schedule(s) 2. Reset schedule(s) 3. Economizer changeover (where applicable) 4. Setpoints 5. Energy Management routines


A detailed report of findings and recommendations for changes, if any, will be made. Agreed upon operational changes which require only adjustment of controls or programming will be made during regularly scheduled maintenance visits as part of this agreement at no additional cost. Any recommended alterations that require addition of devices or equipment will be accompanied by a guaranteed cost proposal reflecting the applicable discounts determined by this agreement.

CENTRAL MONITORING SERVICES

CNT-315

To be determined pending future monitoring discussion of individual buildings.


MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE DFT-110


a) Check the general condition of the unit. b) Verify tightness of the fan, fan guards, louvers, etc. c) Verify clean burner assembly. d) Check sheaves and pulleys for wear and alignment, if applicable. e) Check belts for tension, wear, cracks, and/or glazing.

2. Lubrication

a) Lubricate the fan motor, if applicable. b) Lubricate the fan bearings as necessary.


a) Verify proper operation of the temperature control device. b) Verify proper operation of the high temperature control device. c) Verify proper operation of the fan switch. d) Verify proper operation of the pilot safety device, if applicable.

4. Electrical

a) Inspect wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and discoloration.

5. Startup and Checkout a) Start the unit. b) Verify proper combustion air to the burner. c) Verify proper gas pressure to the burner. d) Check the flame for proper combustion.


COMPREHENSIVE ANNUAL INSPECTION – TOZOUR ENERGY SYSTEMS FAN-110


a) Disassemble all screens and panels necessary to gain access to the fan mechanism. b) Disassemble the control mechanism (AVPB only). c) Clean all accessible rotor components to include control pitch mechanism (AVPB only). d) Inspect blades for wear. e) Inspect blade arms for wear (AVPB only). f) Check blade tip clearance. g) Check for oil leak on the blade bearing housing (AVPB only). h) Clean motor and fan housing. i) Reassemble all removed screens and plates.

2. Lubrication

a) Lubricate the motor bearings. b) Lubricate the shaft bearings (AVPA only).


a) Test the operation of the high static safety device. Calibrate and record setting. b) Test the operation of the low static safety device. Calibrate and record setting. c) Test the operation of the vibration safety device. Calibrate and record setting. d) Verify the operation of the phase monitor, if applicable. e) Inspect pneumatic and electrical controls for condition and calibration. f) Verify proper operation.


4. Motor and Starter a) Clean the starter and cabinet. b) Clean the disconnect switch and cabinet at the fan, if applicable. c) Inspect the wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and discoloration. d) Check the condition of the contacts for wear and pitting. e) Check the contactors for free and smooth operation. f) Meg the motor and record readings.

5. Startup / Checkout Procedure

a) Start the fan. b) Verify the operation of the starter. c) Check and record supply and control air pressure. d) Verify the operation of the control system while the fan is operating. e) Log the operating conditions after the system has stabilized. f) Review operating procedures with operating personnel. g) Provide a written report of completed work, operating log, and indicate any uncorrected


SCHEDULED RUNNING INSPECTION FAN-160

1. Check the general operation of the fan. 2. Check and record supply and control air pressure. 3. Verify the operation of the control system. 4. Log the operating conditions after the system has stabilized. 5. Review operating procedures with operating personnel. 6. Provide a written report of completed work, operating log, and indicate any uncorrected



COMPREHENSIVE ANNUAL INSPECTION – ALL FANS FIXED BLADE FAN-195


a) Verify tight bolts, set screws, and locking collars. b) Inspect sheaves and pulleys for wear and alignment. c) Inspect belts for tension, wear, cracks, and glazing. d) Inspect dampers for wear, security, and clearances, if applicable. e) Verify clean air filters. f) Provide a written report of completed work, operating log, and indicate any uncorrected


2. Lubrication a) Lubricate fan bearings. b) Lubricate motor bearings, if applicable.


a) Verify the operation of the control system while the fan is operating. b) Verify the setting of the low temperature safety device, if applicable. c) Verify the operation of the pre-heat control device, if applicable. d) Verify the operation of the cooling control device, if applicable. e) Verify the operation of the re-heat control device, if applicable. f) Verify the operation of the humidity control device, if applicable.


a) Clean the starter and cabinet. b) Inspect the wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and discoloration. c) Check the condition of the contacts for wear and pitting. d) Check the contactors for free and smooth operation.


e) Meg the motor and record readings. f) Check volts and amps of the motor.

GREASE ONLY

LUBRICATE/GREASE BEARINGS LUB-110

1. Lubricate and/or grease bearings according to manufacturer’s specifications

MEG MOTOR MOT-110

1. Check the integrity of the insulation on the motor windings and the motor leads, using a megohm

meter. COILS

MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE MSC-110

1. Report in with the Customer Representative. 2. Record and report abnormal conditions. 3. Visually inspect the coil for leaks. 4. Inspect the coil for cleanliness.

ANNUAL INSPECTION PMP-110

1. Report in with the Customer Representative 2. Record and report abnormal conditions, measurements taken, etc. 3. Review customer logs with the customer for operational problems and trends.

1. General Assembly a) Check motor shaft and pump shaft for alignment, if applicable. b) Inspect the coupling for wear. c) Verify that the shaft guard is in place and tight, if applicable. d) Verify water flow through the pump.


e) Check for leaks on the mechanical pump seals, if applicable. f) Verify proper drip rate on the pump seal packing, if applicable. g) Verify smooth operation of the pump. h) Provide a written report of completed work, operating log, and indicate any uncorrected


2. Lubrication a) Lubricate the motor bearings as necessary. b) Lubricate the pump bearings as necessary.

3. Motor and Starter a) Clean the starter and cabinet. b) Inspect wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and discoloration. c) Meg the motor. d) Verify tight connections on the motor terminals. e) Check the condition of the contacts for wear and pitting, if applicable. f) Check the contactors for free and smooth operation. g) Verify proper volts and amps.

PUMP RUN INSPECTION

PMP-111

1. Verify smooth operation of the pump. 2. Check for leaks on the mechanical pump seals, if applicable. 3. Verify proper drip rate on the pump seal packing, if applicable. 4. Provide a written report of completed work, operating log, and indicate any uncorrected


ELECTRONIC CONTROL PANELS – GENERIC PNL-140

1. Verify all settings in the electronic control panel. 2. Inspect the control panel for cleanliness.


3. Inspect wiring and connections for tightness and signs for overheating and discoloration. 4. Verify the operation of the vane control system: 5. Verify the working condition of all indicator/alarm lights and LED/LCD displays. 6. Verify the operation of the oil sump temperature control device. 7. Test high condenser pressure safety device. Calibrate and record setting. 8. Test low evaporator temperature safety device. Calibrate and record setting. 9. Test low oil pressure safety device. Calibrate and record setting. 10. Test high motor temperature safety device. Calibrate and record. 11. Test operation of chilled water pump and condenser water pump starter auxiliary contacts.

MECHANICAL STARTERS WITH ELECTRONIC CONTROLS

PNL-215

1. Clean the starter and cabinet. 2. Inspect wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and discoloration. 3. Check condition of the contacts for wear and pitting. 4. Check contactors for free and smooth operation. 5. Check the mechanical linkages for wear, security, and clearances. 6. Verify the overload settings.

VFD STARTERS PNL-230

1. Clean the starter and cabinet. 2. Inspect wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and discoloration. 3. Check the tightness of the motor terminal connections. 4. Verify the operation of the cooling loop. 5. Verify proper operation of the frequency drive. 6.

COMPREHENSIVE ANNUAL MAINTENANCE RCP-110



1. General Assembly a) Inspect for leaks and report results. b) Calculate refrigerant loss rate and report to the customer. c) Repair minor leaks as required (e.g. valve packing, flare nuts). d) Visually inspect condenser tubes for cleanliness.


a) Inspect the control panel for cleanliness. b) Inspect wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and discoloration. c) Verify the working condition of all indicator/alarm lights, if applicable. d) Test the low water temperature control device. Calibrate and record setting. e) Test the low evaporator pressure safety device. Calibrate and record setting. f) Test the oil pressure safety device. Calibrate and record setting, if applicable. g) Check programmed parameters of RCM control, if applicable.


a) Check oil level in the compressor. b) Test oil for acid content and discoloration. Make recommendations to the customer based on

the results of the test. c) Verify the operation of the oil heater. Measure amps and compare reading with the watt rating

of the heater.

4. Motor and Starter a) Clean the starter and cabinet. b) Inspect wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and discoloration. c) Check condition of the contacts for wear and pitting. d) Check the contactors for free and smooth operation. e) Check the tightness of the motor terminal connections. f) Meg the motor and record readings. g) Verify the operation of the electrical interlocks. h) Measure voltage and record. Voltage should be nominal voltage ± 10%.


COMPREHENSIVE ANNUAL MAINTENANCE RCP-110


a) Inspect for leaks and report results. b) Calculate refrigerant loss rate and report to the customer. c) Repair minor leaks as required (e.g. valve packing, flare nuts). d) Visually inspect condenser tubes for cleanliness.


a) Inspect the control panel for cleanliness. b) Inspect wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and discoloration. c) Verify the working condition of all indicator/alarm lights, if applicable. d) Test the low water temperature control device. Calibrate and record setting. e) Test the low evaporator pressure safety device. Calibrate and record setting. f) Test the oil pressure safety device. Calibrate and record setting, if applicable. g) Check programmed parameters of RCM control, if applicable.


a) Check oil level in the compressor. b) Test oil for acid content and discoloration. Make recommendations to the customer based on

the results of the test. c) Verify the operation of the oil heater. Measure amps and compare reading with the watt rating

of the heater.

8. Motor and Starter a) Clean the starter and cabinet. b) Inspect wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and discoloration. c) Check condition of the contacts for wear and pitting.


d) Check the contactors for free and smooth operation. e) Check the tightness of the motor terminal connections. f) Meg the motor and record readings. g) Verify the operation of the electrical interlocks. h) Measure voltage and record. Voltage should be nominal voltage ± 10%.

COMPREHENSIVE MAINTANENCE INSPECTION-HEATING CYCLE

RTU-115

1. Perform heating inspection/maintenance applicable to the unit (steam/hot water, gas, electric). 2. Verify smooth operation of the fans. 3. Check the belts for tension, wear, cracks, and glazing. 4. Verify clean air filters. 1. Gas Heat Option

a) Visually inspect the heat exchanger. b) Inspect the combustion air blower fan, and clean, if required. c) Lubricate the combustion air blower fan motor, if applicable. d) Verify the operation of the combustion air flow-proving device. e) Test the operation of the high gas pressure safety device, if applicable. Calibrate, if necessary. f) Test the operation of the low gas pressure safety device, if applicable. Calibrate, if necessary. g) Verify the operation of the flame detection device. h) Test the operation of the high temperature limit switch. i.. Verify the integrity of the flue

system. i) Verify the operation of the operating controls. j) Verify the burner sequence of operation. k) Verify proper gas pressure to the unit and/or at the manifold, if applicable. l) Perform combustion test. Make adjustments as necessary.


2. Electric Heat Option a) Inspect wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and discoloration. b) Check and calibrate operating and safety controls, if applicable. c. Verify the operation of the

heating elements. d. Check voltage and amperage and compare readings with the watt rating on the heater.

3. Hot Water / Steam Heat Option a) Inspect control valves and traps. b) Check and calibrate all operating and safety controls. c) Verify the operation of the heating coils. d) Verify the operation of the unit low temperature safety device.

MID-SEASON COOLING INSPECTION

RTU-130

1. Check the general condition of the unit. 2. Log the operating condition after system has stabilized. 3. Verify the operation of the control circuits. 4. Analyze the recorded data. Compare the data to the original design conditions. 5. Review operating procedures with operating personnel. 6. Provide a written report of completed work, operating log, and indicate any uncorrected


COMPREHENSIVE ANNUAL MAINTENANCE-COOLING CYCLE SC/DX-110

1. Report in with the Customer Representative. 2. Record and report abnormal conditions, measurements taken, etc.

3. Review customer logs with the customer for operational problems and trends.


1. General Assembly a) Inspect for leaks and report results. b) Calculate refrigerant loss rate and report to the customer. c) Repair minor leaks as required (e.g. valve packing, flare nuts). d) Check pulleys and sheaves for wear and alignment. e) Check belts for tension, wear, cracks, and glazing. f) Verify clean evaporator coil, blower wheel, and condensate pan. g) Verify clean air filters. h) Verify proper operation of the condensate drain. i) Verify proper operation of the dampers and/or inlet guide vanes, if applicable.


a) Inspect the control panel for cleanliness. b) Inspect wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and discoloration. c) Verify the working condition of all indicator/alarm lights, if applicable. d) Test the low evaporator pressure safety device. Calibrate and record setting, if applicable. e) Test the high condenser pressure safety device. Calibrate and record setting, applicable. f) Test the oil pressure safety device, if applicable. Calibrate and record setting. g) Test the high static pressure safety device, if applicable. Calibrate and record setting. h) Verify the operation of the static pressure control device, if applicable.

3. Lubrication

a) Verify the operation of the oil heater, if applicable. b) Lubricate the fan bearings as required. c) Lubricate the fan motor bearings as required. d) Lubricate the damper bearings, if applicable.


a) Clean the starter and cabinet. b) Inspect wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and discoloration. c) Check the condition of the contacts for wear and pitting. d) Check the contactors for free and smooth operation.


5. Startup /Checkout Procedure a) Verify the operation of the oil heater. b) Verify full water system, including the cooling tower and the condenser. c) Verify clean cooling tower and strainers. d) Test all flow-proving devices on the condenser water circuit. e) Start the condenser water pump and the cooling tower fan(s). f) Verify flow rate through the condenser. g) Start the unit. h) Verify smooth operation of the compressor(s) and fan(s). i) Check the setpoint and sensitivity of the temperature control device. j) Verify the operation of the condenser water temperature control device. k) Verify clean condenser using pressure and temperature. l) Check operation and setup of the Unit Control Module. m) Check the superheat and subcooling on the refrigeration circuit(s). n) Log the operating conditions after the system has stabilized. o) Review operating procedures with operating personnel. p) Provide a written report of completed work, operating log, and indicate any uncorrected


MID-SEASON COOLING INSPECTION SC/DX-130

1. Check the general condition of the unit. 2. Verify the operation of the motor and starter. 3. Verify the operation of the control circuit. 4. Log the unit after the system has stabilized. 5. Analyze the recorded data. Compare the data to the original design conditions. 6. Review operating procedures with operating personnel. 7. Provide a written report of completed work, operating log, and indicate any uncorrected



COMPREHENSIVE MAINTANENCE INSPECTION-HEATING CYCLE SC/DX-250

1. Perform heating inspection/maintenance applicable to the unit (steam/hot water, gas, 2. electric). 3. Verify smooth operation of the fans. 4. Check the belts for tension, wear, cracks, and glazing. 5. Verify clean air filters. 1. Gas Heat Option

a) Visually inspect the heat exchanger. b) Inspect the combustion air blower fan, and clean, if required. c) Lubricate the combustion air blower fan motor, if applicable. d) Verify the operation of the combustion air flow-proving device. e) Test the operation of the high gas pressure safety device, if applicable. f) Calibrate, if necessary. g) Test the operation of the low gas pressure safety device, if applicable. h) Calibrate, if necessary. i) Verify the operation of the flame detection device. j) Test the operation of the high temperature limit switch. k) Verify the integrity of the flue system. l) Verify the operation of the operating controls. m) Verify the burner sequence of operation. n) Verify proper gas pressure to the unit and/or at the manifold, if applicable. o) Perform combustion test. Make adjustments as necessary.

2. Electric Heat Option

a) Inspect wiring and connections for tightness and signs of overheating and discoloration. b) Check and calibrate operating and safety controls, if applicable. c) Verify the operation of the heating elements. d) Check voltage and amperage and compare readings with the watt rating on the heater.


3. Hot Water / Steam Heat Option a) Inspect control valves and traps. b) Check and calibrate all operating and safety controls. c) Verify the operation of the heating coils. d) Verify the operation of the unit low temperature safety

MID-SEASON HEATING INSPECTION

SC/DX-235

1. Verify smooth operation of the fans. 2. Check the belts for tension, wear, cracks, and glazing. 3. Verify clean air filters. 4. Verify proper operation of the heating section. 5. Verify the operation of the temperature controls

SHUT-DOWN PROCEDURE

SCR-250 1. Check the general condition of the unit. 2. Shut down the unit, pumps, and auxiliary equipment. 3. Drain the water piping as necessary. 4. Turn off equipment power as necessary. 5. Review operating procedures with operating personnel. 6. Provide a written report of completed work, operating log, and indicate any uncorrected


VIBRATION ANALYSIS ANL-140

1. Perform vibration analysis, using the proper instruments, to determine if corrective action is

needed.


WARRANTY SERVICE GUIDELINES

The following items are included in our Standard Start-Up and One-Year Labor Warranty Contract.

STANDARD

Rooftop Units – Heating and Cooling Includes Gas Heat and Heat Pump – Precedent, Voyager, Intellipak One (1) Pre-Start Check

Start-Up and logging of equipment to insure proper operation and compliance with equipment design criteria.

Parts are covered by the Manufacturer’s Warranty. If our warranty is going to extend beyond the equipment warranty, an extended equipment parts warranty must be purchased. Standard equipment warranty is 18 months from ship date or 12 months from Start-Up date, whichever comes first.

Labor to troubleshoot and repair unit defects is covered by this contract.

A Pre-Start Checklist is attached for the installer to complete prior to his request for Start-Up.

Tozour Energy Systems Service Department requires five (5) days notice prior to Start-Up to facilitate scheduling and dissemination of information to all parties.

Two (2) hours of operating instructions are included.

For specific details and requirements for Start-Up, refer to the Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual provided for the specific equipment.

Items that are NOT included in our Standard Start-Up and Warranty Service Contracts are: Extended warranties beyond the 12 / 18 months and other not specific to the covered equipment. Resetting temperatures and setpoints after the initial Start-Up.

Lost time waiting for completion of installation (i.e. power to unit, improper installation, etc.) or assisting in the completion of the installation will be billed at the current contract labor rates.

Installation of economizers, oversized motor kits, thermostats, sensors, condensate drains, etc. Repeated trips to the job if the Pre-Start Checklist items are not complete or Start-Up

requirements are not met such as adequate load to log the equipment will be billed at the current contract labor rates.

Access to the equipment for Start-Up or repairs.


Labor to diagnose and/or repair any system related deficiencies not specifically covered by the Contract. System deficiencies are defined as problems with equipment, installation and external controls that are essential for the proper operation of the covered equipment such as pumps, strainers, valves, duct work, voltage, towers, motor control centers, automatic temperature controls, etc.

Deficiencies caused by the improper operation of the equipment. Any temporary Start-Up that is required to test or run the equipment when actual operating design

conditions cannot be met. Actual design conditions include: Load Conditions Flow Rates Temporary or Incomplete Control Issues

CLIENT ENERGY DETAIL REPORT

Proposal #: 334

Project Name: Newark BOE - Arts High School

Address: 89 Lincoln Park

City - State - Zip: Newark New Jersey

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exterior 4,380.00 5 190.00 950.00 4,161.00 METAL HALIDE, 1-150 WATT LAMP 4,380.00 5 52.00 260.00 1,138.80RAB 52W LED WALL PACK 5100K

(BRONZE) - DLC LISTED

exterior 4,380.00 36 95.00 3,420.00 14,979.60 METAL HALIDE, 1-70 WATT LAMP 4,380.00 36 12.00 432.00 1,892.16RAB 12W SLIM LED WALL PACK 5100K


123 2,607.14 2 59.00 118.00 307.644' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT

START ELECT BALLAST BF: .85-.952,607.14 4 15.00 60.00 156.43

G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP

LED TUBE

145 2,607.14 10 59.00 590.00 1,538.214' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



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149 2,607.14 12 118.00 1,416.00 3,691.714' FIXTURE, 4-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT

START ELECT BALLAST BF: .85-.952,607.14 48 15.00 720.00 1,877.14


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START ELECT BALLAST BF: .85-.952,607.14 72 15.00 1,080.00 2,815.71


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LED TUBE

auditorium 2,075.69 3 42.00 126.00 261.54 1-42 WATT CFL 2,075.69 3 8.50 25.50 52.93HOUSEHOLD FROSTED GLOBE, 8.5W,

SUPER WARM 2700K, 120V

bathroom 501.37 1 17.00 17.00 8.52*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,

ELECTRONIC BALLAST501.37 1 9.00 9.00 4.51

2 FOOT 9W NW MILKY LENS SP SEP LED

TUBE

cafeteria 1,564.29 25 34.00 850.00 1,329.64*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,

ELECTRONIC BALLAST1,564.29 50 9.00 450.00 703.93


TUBE

cafeteria 1,564.29 8 150.00 1,200.00 1,877.14 A LAMP 150 WATT INCANDESCENT 1,564.29 8 17.00 136.00 212.74PAR38, 17W, 60DEG, SUPER WARM 2700K,

120V

closet 501.37 1 59.00 59.00 29.58

4' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT

START ELECT BALLAST BF: .85-.95 501.37 2 15.00 30.00 15.04


LED TUBE

closet 501.37 1 32.00 32.00 16.04*4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8 LAMP, ELECTRONIC

BALLAST501.37 1 15.00 15.00 7.52


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closet 501.37 1 59.00 59.00 29.584' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT

START ELECT BALLAST BF: .85-.95501.37 2 15.00 30.00 15.04


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girls locker

room2,075.69 35 59.00 2,065.00 4,286.29




LED TUBE

guidance 3,128.57 27 59.00 1,593.00 4,983.814' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

gym 3,650.00 17 59.00 1,003.00 3,660.954' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

gym 3,650.00 38 458.00 17,404.00 63,524.60METAL HALIDE, 1-400 WATT LAMP - OVER

15'3,650.00 38 154.00 5,852.00 21,359.80

HIGH BAY, 154W, OPEN, 5500K, 120-

277VAC, 24LED, 45DEG AL, HP

hallway 8,760.00 7 57.00 399.00 3,495.24*2' FIXTURE, 3-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,

ELECTRONIC BALLAST8,760.00 21 9.00 189.00 1,655.64


TUBE

hallway 8,760.00 14 32.00 448.00 3,924.48*4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8 LAMP, ELECTRONIC

BALLAST8,760.00 14 15.00 210.00 1,839.60


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hallway 8,760.00 9 42.00 378.00 3,311.28 1-42 WATT CFL 8,760.00 9 8.50 76.50 670.14HOUSEHOLD FROSTED GLOBE, 8.5W,


hallway 8,760.00 34 32.00 1,088.00 9,530.88*4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8 LAMP, ELECTRONIC

BALLAST8,760.00 34 15.00 510.00 4,467.60


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kitchen 1,564.29 28 59.00 1,652.00 2,584.204' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



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locker

room3,650.00 4 59.00 236.00 861.40




LED TUBE

main office 3,128.57 25 59.00 1,475.00 4,614.644' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



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main office 3,128.57 1 57.00 57.00 178.33*2' FIXTURE, 3-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,



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media

center8,760.00 21 57.00 1,197.00 10,485.72

*2' FIXTURE, 3-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,



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mens br 501.37 6 59.00 354.00 177.494' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



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locker

room

3,650.00 25 59.00 1,475.00 5,383.754' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



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music 2,607.14 9 59.00 531.00 1,384.394' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



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music

room2,607.14 8 118.00 944.00 2,461.14




LED TUBE

nurse 2,607.14 9 59.00 531.00 1,384.394' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



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nurse 2,607.14 9 57.00 513.00 1,337.46*2' FIXTURE, 3-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,



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office 3,128.57 12 59.00 708.00 2,215.034' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT

START ELECT BALLAST BF: .85-.95

3,128.57 24 15.00 360.00 1,126.29G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP

LED TUBE

office 3,128.57 1 17.00 17.00 53.19*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,

ELECTRONIC BALLAST 3,128.57 1 9.00 9.00 28.162 FOOT 9W NW MILKY LENS SP SEP LED

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stairwell 8,760.00 11 59.00 649.00 5,685.244' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

storage 501.37 7 59.00 413.00 207.074' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



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weight

room501.37 1 59.00 59.00 29.58




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womens br 501.37 3 59.00 177.00 88.744' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



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LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

234 2,607.14 12 59.00 708.00 1,845.86 4' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT


2,607.14 24 15.00 360.00 938.57 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP

LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

239 2,607.14 12 59.00 708.00 1,845.86START ELECT BALLAST BF: .85-.95

2,607.14 24 15.00 360.00 938.57LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

bathroom 501.37 1 57.00 57.00 28.58*2' FIXTURE, 3-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,



TUBE

breakroom 3,128.57 8 59.00 472.00 1,476.694' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE




LED TUBE

hallway 8,760.00 71 32.00 2,272.00 19,902.72*4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8 LAMP, ELECTRONIC

BALLAST8,760.00 71 15.00 1,065.00 9,329.40


LED TUBE

hallway 8,760.00 3 13.00 39.00 341.64 1 - 13W CFL 8,760.00 3 8.50 25.50 223.38HOUSEHOLD FROSTED GLOBE, 8.5W,


hallway 8,760.00 16 59.00 944.00 8,269.444' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE




TUBE

media

center3,128.57 61 59.00 3,599.00 11,259.73




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

upper

cafeteria1,564.29 3 57.00 171.00 267.49




TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

302 2,607.14 16 57.00 912.00 2,377.71*2' FIXTURE, 3-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,



TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

4' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

closet 501.37 1 28.00 28.00 14.04 1 - 26 WATT CFL QUAD - PIN FIXTURE 501.37 1 15.00 15.00 7.52HELEN LAMP, VERTICAL,

PIN LED REPLACEMENT BULB - 4000K




TUBE

hallway 8,760.00 48 59.00 2,832.00 24,808.324' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE


BALLAST8,760.00 24 15.00 360.00 3,153.60


LED TUBE

mechanical

room2,607.14 6 59.00 354.00 922.93




LED TUBE

media

center8,760.00 12 190.00 2,280.00 19,972.80 METAL HALIDE, 1-150 WATT LAMP 8,760.00 12 17.00 204.00 1,787.04

PAR38, 17W, 60DEG, SUPER WARM 2700K,

120V




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

womens

bathroom501.37 2 59.00 118.00 59.16




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

closet 501.37 1 17.00 17.00 8.52*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,



TUBE




LED TUBE


BALLAST8,760.00 8 15.00 120.00 1,051.20


LED TUBE

mens

bathroom501.37 2 59.00 118.00 59.16




LED TUBE

old library 3,128.57 17 59.00 1,003.00 3,137.964' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

womens

bathroom501.37 2 59.00 118.00 59.16




LED TUBE

boiler

room501.37 23 59.00 1,357.00 680.36




LED TUBE


Existing: 1994 11,914.00 142,681.00 503,702.53 New: 3903 2,951.50 64,544.50 224,742.94

classroom 2,607.14 22 59.00 1,298.00 3,384.074' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

classroom 2,607.14 8 458.00 3,664.00 9,552.57METAL HALIDE, 1-400 WATT LAMP -

UNDER 152,607.14 8 154.00 1,232.00 3,212.00

HIGH BAY, 154W, OPEN, 5500K, 120-





LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

014 2,607.14 4 28.00 112.00 292.00 1 - 26 WATT CFL QUAD - PIN FIXTURE 2,607.14 4 15.00 60.00 156.43G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP

LED TUBE

019 tv 2,607.14 8 59.00 472.00 1,230.574' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

019 tvv 2,607.14 1 59.00 59.00 153.824' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE




LED TUBE

06/08 2,607.14 33 59.00 1,947.00 5,076.114' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

08 2,607.14 4 59.00 236.00 615.29


START ELECT BALLAST BF: .85-.95 2,607.14 8 15.00 120.00 312.86


LED TUBE




LED TUBE

19 tv 2,607.14 28 59.00 1,652.00 4,307.004' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

boiler

room501.37 4 190.00 760.00 381.04 METAL HALIDE, 1-150 WATT LAMP 501.37 4 17.00 68.00 34.09


120V




LED TUBE

drama 2,607.14 4 59.00 236.00 615.294' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

elevator

room501.37 1 59.00 59.00 29.58




LED TUBE




LED TUBE


BALLAST8,760.00 15 15.00 225.00 1,971.00


LED TUBE

halway 8,760.00 9 57.00 513.00 4,493.88*2' FIXTURE, 3-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,



LED TUBE

locker

room3,650.00 6 57.00 342.00 1,248.30




TUBE

mechanical

room501.37 10 59.00 590.00 295.81




LED TUBE

mens

bathroom501.37 4 59.00 236.00 118.32




LED TUBE

office 3,128.57 2 59.00 118.00 369.174' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

phys ed 2,607.14 21 59.00 1,239.00 3,230.254' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

sprinkler

rm501.37 5 59.00 295.00 147.91




LED TUBE

stairwell 8,760.00 23 59.00 1,357.00 11,887.324' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

storage 501.37 33 59.00 1,947.00 976.174' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

storage 501.37 1 28.00 28.00 14.04 1 - 26 WATT CFL QUAD - PIN FIXTURE 501.37 1 15.00 15.00 7.52HELEN LAMP, VERTICAL,


theatre 501.37 10 458.00 4,580.00 2,296.29METAL HALIDE, 1-400 WATT LAMP - OVER

15'501.37 10 154.00 1,540.00 772.12

HIGH BAY, 154W, OPEN, 5500K, 120-


womens

bathroom501.37 4 59.00 236.00 118.32




LED TUBE

LIGHTING FIXTURE COUNT FOR LABOR PRICING ASSISTANCE

Proposal #: 334





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Ex Fixt Qty Existing Fixture or Lamp Description New Fixture or Lamp Qty Replacement Fixture or Lamp Description

1994 3903

3 *2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC BALLAST 3 2 FOOT 9W NW MILKY LENS SP SEP LED TUBE



12 *2' FIXTURE, 3-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC BALLAST 36 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE

167 *4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8 LAMP, ELECTRONIC BALLAST 167 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE

3 1 - 13W CFL 3 HOUSEHOLD FROSTED GLOBE, 8.5W, SUPER WARM 2700K, 120V

4 1 - 26 WATT CFL QUAD - PIN FIXTURE 4 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE

2 1 - 26 WATT CFL QUAD - PIN FIXTURE 2 HELEN LAMP, VERTICAL, 1-13 WATT 4 PIN LED REPLACEMENT BULB - 4000K

12 1-42 WATT CFL 12 HOUSEHOLD FROSTED GLOBE, 8.5W, SUPER WARM 2700K, 120V

1496 4' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT BALLAST BF: .85-.95 2992 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE


8 A LAMP 150 WATT INCANDESCENT 8 PAR38, 17W, 60DEG, SUPER WARM 2700K, 120V

16 METAL HALIDE, 1-150 WATT LAMP 16 PAR38, 17W, 60DEG, SUPER WARM 2700K, 120V

5 METAL HALIDE, 1-150 WATT LAMP 5 RAB 52W LED WALL PACK 5100K (BRONZE) - DLC LISTED

48 METAL HALIDE, 1-400 WATT LAMP - OVER 15' 48 HIGH BAY, 154W, OPEN, 5500K, 120-277VAC, 24LED, 45DEG AL, HP

8 METAL HALIDE, 1-400 WATT LAMP - UNDER 15 8 HIGH BAY, 154W, OPEN, 5500K, 120-277VAC, 24LED, 45DEG AL, HP

36 METAL HALIDE, 1-70 WATT LAMP 36 RAB 12W SLIM LED WALL PACK 5100K (BRONZE) - DLC LISTED

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Prepared on 4/16/2014 for

Newark BOE - Arts High School

89 Lincoln Park

Newark, New Jersey,

- -

Lighting Proposal for:

Newark BOE

Arts High School - Newark, New Jersey

Tri-State LED 255 Mill Street Phone: (203) 813-3791

Greenwich, Connecticut, 06831 Fax: (203) 813-3794

www.tristateled.com Email: [email protected]

Demand Usage

Existing Demand kW: 142.68 Existing Use kWh: 503,702.53

Proposed Demand kW: 64.54 Proposed Use kWh: 224,742.94

Demand Reduction kWr: 78.14 Use Reduction kWhr: 278,959.60

TOTAL LIGHTING ENERGY SAVINGS 55.38 %

Unit Use Cost kWh: $0.15

Supply Savings Per Year: $41,843.94

Delivery Savings Per Year: $5,250.77

Maintenance Savings Per Year (Lamps & Ballast) only: $17,792.26

HVAC Savings Per Year (15.00 %): $11,333.31

Realized NJ Tax Savings Per Year (0.00 %): $0.00

Total Monthly Savings: $6,351.69

Total Annual Savings: $76,220.28

Total Cost Savings 5 Years: $381,101.40


FINANCIAL SUMMARY

Material Cost: $194,914.00

Estimated Rebate: $32,048.38

Total Project Cost (After Rebate & Tax Deduction): $162,865.62

Simple Payback (months): 25.64

First Year Return on Investment: 46.80 %

Total NET Savings 5 Years: $218,235.78


C02 Reduction (lbs.): 371,016.26

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Proposal #: 334




SCOPE OF WORK REPORT


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# Location ExOpHrs XQty Existing Fixture / Bulb to be Replaced or Retrofitted NQty Sku Replacement Fixture / Bulb Comment

1 exterior 4,380.00 5 METAL HALIDE, 1-150 WATT LAMP 5 WPLED52 RAB 52W LED WALL PACK 5100K (BRONZE) - DLC LISTED N/A

2 exterior 4,380.00 36 METAL HALIDE, 1-70 WATT LAMP 36 SLIM12RAB 12W SLIM LED WALL PACK 5100K (BRONZE) - DLC

LISTEDN/A

3 123 2,607.14 24' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT

BALLAST BF: .85-.954 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A



















13 auditorium 2,075.69 3 1-42 WATT CFL 3SL-A19-L-9W-

27K-WH

HOUSEHOLD FROSTED GLOBE, 8.5W, SUPER WARM 2700K,

120VN/A

14 bathroom 501.37 1*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC

BALLAST1 *200820-012 2 FOOT 9W NW MILKY LENS SP SEP LED TUBE N/A

15 cafeteria 1,564.29 25*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


16 cafeteria 1,564.29 8 A LAMP 150 WATT INCANDESCENT 8DL-P38F-SW60-

27K-WHPAR38, 17W, 60DEG, SUPER WARM 2700K, 120V N/A

17 closet 501.37 14' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


18 closet 501.37 1 *4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8 LAMP, ELECTRONIC BALLAST 1 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A



20girls locker

room2,075.69 35

4' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


21 guidance 3,128.57 274' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


22 gym 3,650.00 174' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


23 gym 3,650.00 38 METAL HALIDE, 1-400 WATT LAMP - OVER 15' 38 120340HIGH BAY, 154W, OPEN, 5500K, 120-277VAC, 24LED, 45DEG

AL, HPN/A

24 hallway 8,760.00 7*2' FIXTURE, 3-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


25 hallway 8,760.00 14 *4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8 LAMP, ELECTRONIC BALLAST 14 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A

26 hallway 8,760.00 9 1-42 WATT CFL 9SL-A19-L-9W-

27K-WH


120VN/A


28 kitchen 1,564.29 284' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


29 locker room 3,650.00 44' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


30 main office 3,128.57 254' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


31 main office 3,128.57 1*2' FIXTURE, 3-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


32 media center 8,760.00 21*2' FIXTURE, 3-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC













33 mens br 501.37 6 BALLAST BF: .85-.95 12 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A

34mens locker

room3,650.00 25



35 music 2,607.14 94' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


36 music room 2,607.14 84' FIXTURE, 4-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


37 nurse 2,607.14 94' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


38 nurse 2,607.14 9*2' FIXTURE, 3-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


39 office 3,128.57 124' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


40 office 3,128.57 1*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


41 stairwell 8,760.00 114' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


42 storage 501.37 74' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


43 weight room 501.37 1 4' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


44 womens br 501.37 34' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT
























56 216 2,607.14 1*2' FIXTURE, 3-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


















65 238 2,607.14 15


BALLAST BF: .85-.95 30 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A







69 bathroom 501.37 1*2' FIXTURE, 3-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


70 breakroom 3,128.57 84' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT





73 hallway 8,760.00 3 1 - 13W CFL 3SL-A19-L-9W-

27K-WH


120VN/A

74 hallway 8,760.00 164' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT




76 media center 3,128.57 614' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


77 mens br 501.37 24' FIXTURE, 4-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT




79 upper cafeteria 1,564.29 3*2' FIXTURE, 3-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC
























































107 closet 501.37 1 1 - 26 WATT CFL QUAD - PIN FIXTURE 1HN-V-13W-4000-

G1

HELEN LAMP, VERTICAL, 1-13 WATT 4 PIN LED

REPLACEMENT BULB - 4000KN/A






111mechanical

room2,607.14 6



112 media center 8,760.00 12 METAL HALIDE, 1-150 WATT LAMP 12DL-P38F-SW60-






115womens

bathroom501.37 2



































132 closet 501.37 1*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC





135mens

bathroom501.37 2



136 old library 3,128.57 174' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


137womens

bathroom501.37 2



138 boiler room 501.37 234' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


139 classroom 2,607.14 224' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


140 classroom 2,607.14 8 METAL HALIDE, 1-400 WATT LAMP - UNDER 15 8 120340HIGH BAY, 154W, OPEN, 5500K, 120-277VAC, 24LED, 45DEG

AL, HPN/A





Existing: 1994 New: 3903

143 34 2,607.14 12 4' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT

BALLAST BF: .85-.95

24 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A











149 014 2,607.14 4 1 - 26 WATT CFL QUAD - PIN FIXTURE 4 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A

150 019 tv 2,607.14 84' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


151 019 tvv 2,607.14 14' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT




153 06/08 2,607.14 334' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT





BALLAST9 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A

156 19 tv 2,607.14 284' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


157 boiler room 501.37 4 METAL HALIDE, 1-150 WATT LAMP 4 DL-P38F-SW60-




159 drama 2,607.14 44' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


160 elevator room 501.37 14' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT





163 halway 8,760.00 9*2' FIXTURE, 3-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


164 locker room 3,650.00 6*2' FIXTURE, 3-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


165mechanical

room501.37 10



166mens

bathroom501.37 4





168 phys ed 2,607.14 214' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


169 sprinkler rm 501.37 54' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT






172 storage 501.37 1 1 - 26 WATT CFL QUAD - PIN FIXTURE 1HN-V-13W-4000-

G1

HELEN LAMP, VERTICAL, 1-13 WATT 4 PIN LED


173 theatre 501.37 10 METAL HALIDE, 1-400 WATT LAMP - OVER 15' 10 120340HIGH BAY, 154W, OPEN, 5500K, 120-277VAC, 24LED, 45DEG

AL, HPN/A

174womens

bathroom501.37 4




Proposal #: 335

Project Name: Newark BOE - Barringer High School

Address: 90 Parker St.

City - State - Zip: Newark New Jersey 07104


LocationCurrent

Hours

Current

Qty

Current

Watts

Total

Current

Watts

Current


Proposed

Hours

Proposed

Qty

Proposed

Watts

Total

Proposed

Watts

Proposed


exterior 4,380.00 7 916.00 6,412.00 28,084.56POLE MOUNTED LUMINARE - 2 HEAD

400 W EACH4,380.00 14 133.00 1,862.00 8,155.56

CREE EDGE FLOOD LUMINAIRE, 40˚,

ADJUSTABLE ARM MOUNT, MODEL

EDG40AA08DULSV525P

102 2,607.14 30 25.40 762.00 1,986.644' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 30 15.00 450.00 1,173.21

G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED

TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


TUBE

106 2,607.14 2 25.40 50.80 132.444' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 2 15.00 30.00 78.21


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 2 15.00 30.00 78.21


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 27 15.00 405.00 1,055.89


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 39 15.00 585.00 1,525.18


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 5 15.00 75.00 195.54


TUBE

111 2,607.14 1 150.00 150.00 391.07 A LAMP 150 WATT INCANDESCENT 2,607.14 1 18.00 18.00 46.93PAR 38, 18W, NWM, DIMMABLE, 120V, 140

DEG, HP


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 27 15.00 405.00 1,055.89


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 30 15.00 450.00 1,173.21


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 1 15.00 15.00 39.11


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 24 15.00 360.00 938.57


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 14 15.00 210.00 547.50


TUBE

122 2,607.14 34 25.40 863.60 2,251.53 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 34 15.00 510.00 1,329.64 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED

TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 4 15.00 60.00 156.43


TUBE

124 2,607.14 40 25.40 1,016.00 2,648.864' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 40 15.00 600.00 1,564.29


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 2 15.00 30.00 78.21


TUBE

art 2,607.14 18 60.00 1,080.00 2,815.714' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



TUBE

br 501.37 1 25.40 25.40 12.734' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF501.37 1 15.00 15.00 7.52


TUBE

br 501.37 1 17.00 17.00 8.52*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,

ELECTRONIC BALLAST501.37 1 9.00 9.00 4.51 2 FOOT 9W NW MILKY LENS SP SEP LED TUBE

boiler room 501.37 21 60.00 1,260.00 631.734' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



TUBE

boiler room 501.37 21 17.00 357.00 178.99*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,


book room 501.37 24 80.00 1,920.00 962.644' FIXTURE, 2-F34/T12 LAMPS,

STANDARD MAGNETIC BALLAST501.37 48 15.00 720.00 360.99


TUBE

cafeteria 1,564.29 84 25.40 2,133.60 3,337.564' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF1,564.29 84 15.00 1,260.00 1,971.00


TUBE

cafeteria 1,564.29 3 112.00 336.00 525.604' FIXTURE, 4-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT

START ELECT BALLAST BF:.85-.951,564.29 12 15.00 180.00 281.57


TUBE

electrical

room501.37 6 25.40 152.40 76.41

4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF501.37 6 15.00 90.00 45.12


TUBE

faculty br 501.37 2 25.40 50.80 25.474' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF501.37 2 15.00 30.00 15.04


TUBE














BALLAST .80 BF TUBE

faculty br 501.37 2 17.00 34.00 17.05*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,


fan rm 501.37 7 17.00 119.00 59.66*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,


hallway 8,760.00 152 25.40 3,860.80 33,820.614' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF8,760.00 152 15.00 2,280.00 19,972.80


TUBE




TUBE

kitchen 1,564.29 4 25.40 101.60 158.934' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF1,564.29 4 15.00 60.00 93.86


TUBE

kitchen 1,564.29 38 34.00 1,292.00 2,021.06*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,

ELECTRONIC BALLAST1,564.29 76 9.00 684.00 1,069.97 2 FOOT 9W NW MILKY LENS SP SEP LED TUBE

kitchen 1,564.29 2 17.00 34.00 53.19*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,

ELECTRONIC BALLAST1,564.29 2 9.00 18.00 28.16 2 FOOT 9W NW MILKY LENS SP SEP LED TUBE

kitchen

locker room501.37 15 25.40 381.00 191.02


BALLAST .80 BF501.37 15 15.00 225.00 112.81


TUBE

locker room`` 3,650.00 6 112.00 672.00 2,452.804' FIXTURE, 4-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT

START ELECT BALLAST BF:.85-.953,650.00 24 15.00 360.00 1,314.00


TUBE

locker room 3,650.00 62 25.40 1,574.80 5,748.024' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF 3,650.00 62 15.00 930.00 3,394.50G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED

TUBE

locker room 3,650.00 6 34.00 204.00 744.60*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,


locker room 3,650.00 2 60.00 120.00 438.004' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



TUBE

media room 3,128.57 160 25.40 4,064.00 12,714.514' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF3,128.57 160 15.00 2,400.00 7,508.57


TUBE

mens br 501.37 4 25.40 101.60 50.944' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF501.37 4 15.00 60.00 30.08


TUBE

mens br 501.37 1 17.00 17.00 8.52*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,





TUBE

school base 4,380.00 12 112.00 1,344.00 5,886.724' FIXTURE, 4-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT

START ELECT BALLAST BF:.85-.954,380.00 48 15.00 720.00 3,153.60


TUBE

shower area 501.37 15 13.00 195.00 97.77 1 - 13W CFL 501.37 15 8.50 127.50 63.93HOUSEHOLD FROSTED GLOBE, 8.5W, SUPER

WARM 2700K, 120V

stairs 8,760.00 2 60.00 120.00 1,051.204' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



TUBE

stairs 8,760.00 1 150.00 150.00 1,314.00 A LAMP 150 WATT INCANDESCENT 8,760.00 1 17.00 17.00 148.92PAR38, 17W, 60DEG, WARM WHITE 3000K,

120V

stock room 501.37 2 60.00 120.00 60.164' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



TUBE

stock room 501.37 3 150.00 450.00 225.62 A LAMP 150 WATT INCANDESCENT 501.37 3 17.00 51.00 25.57PAR38, 17W, 60DEG, WARM WHITE 3000K,

120V

storage 501.37 5 17.00 85.00 42.62*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,





TUBE

storage 501.37 37 25.40 939.80 471.194' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF501.37 37 15.00 555.00 278.26


TUBE

storage 501.37 6 188.00 1,128.00 565.554' FIXTURE, 4-F40/T12 LAMPS,

STANDARD MAGNETIC BALLAST501.37 24 15.00 360.00 180.49


TUBE

weight room 501.37 28 25.40 711.20 356.584' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF501.37 28 15.00 420.00 210.58


TUBE

womens br 501.37 2 25.40 50.80 25.474' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF501.37 2 15.00 30.00 15.04


TUBE

womens br 501.37 1 17.00 17.00 8.52*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,


womens

custodians

area

501.37 5 25.40 127.00 63.674' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF501.37 5 15.00 75.00 37.60


TUBE

womens

custodians

area

501.37 1 17.00 17.00 8.52*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,


woodshop 2,607.14 30 25.40 762.00 1,986.644' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF 2,607.14 30 15.00 450.00 1,173.21G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED

TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 21 15.00 315.00 821.25


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE

4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 4 15.00 60.00 156.43


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 21 15.00 315.00 821.25


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 14 15.00 210.00 547.50


TUBE




TUBE




BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 27 15.00 405.00 1,055.89


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 36 15.00 540.00 1,407.86


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 6 15.00 90.00 234.64


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 24 15.00 360.00 938.57


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE

227 2,607.14 18 25.40 457.20 1,191.99


BALLAST .80 BF 2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF 2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED

TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 24 15.00 360.00 938.57


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 24 15.00 360.00 938.57


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 5 15.00 75.00 195.54


TUBE




BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 27 15.00 405.00 1,055.89


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 15 15.00 225.00 586.61


TUBE

242 2,607.14 24 17.00 408.00 1,063.71*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,



BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 30 15.00 450.00 1,173.21


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 25 15.00 375.00 977.68


TUBE


2,607.14 8 15.00 120.00 312.86G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 8 15.00 120.00 312.86


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 24 15.00 360.00 938.57


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 6 15.00 90.00 234.64


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 27 15.00 405.00 1,055.89


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 24 15.00 360.00 938.57


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 30 15.00 450.00 1,173.21


TUBE

206a 2,607.14 8 17.00 136.00 354.57*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,

ELECTRONIC BALLAST 2,607.14 8 9.00 72.00 187.71 2 FOOT 9W NW MILKY LENS SP SEP LED TUBE

206a 2,607.14 2 25.40 50.80 132.444' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 2 15.00 30.00 78.21


TUBE

auditorium 2,085.71 40 120.00 4,800.00 10,011.43 1-120 WATT INCANDESCENT 2,085.71 40 17.00 680.00 1,418.29PAR38, 17W, 60DEG, SUPER WARM 2700K,

120V

boys locker 2,085.71 21 60.00 1,260.00 2,628.004' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



TUBE






TUBE

girls locker

room2,085.71 10 25.40 254.00 529.77


BALLAST .80 BF2,085.71 10 15.00 150.00 312.86


TUBE

girls locker

rom2,085.71 19 25.40 482.60 1,006.57


BALLAST .80 BF2,085.71 19 15.00 285.00 594.43


TUBE

gym 3,650.00 6 25.40 152.40 556.264' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF3,650.00 6 15.00 90.00 328.50


TUBE

gym 3,650.00 2 60.00 120.00 438.004' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



TUBE

gym 3,650.00 43 192.00 8,256.00 30,134.40*4' FIXTURE, 6-F32/T8 LAMPS,

ELECTRONIC BALLAST3,650.00 258 15.00 3,870.00 14,125.50


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF8,760.00 294 15.00 4,410.00 38,631.60


TUBE

hallway 8,760.00 3 17.00 51.00 446.76*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,





TUBE

main office 3,128.57 29 25.40 736.60 2,304.514' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF3,128.57 29 15.00 435.00 1,360.93


TUBE




TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF501.37 1 15.00 15.00 7.52


TUBE

misc room 501.37 63 25.40 1,600.20 802.304' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF501.37 63 15.00 945.00 473.80


TUBE

nurse 2,607.14 2 112.00 224.00 584.004' FIXTURE, 4-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



TUBE

office 3,128.57 4 25.40 101.60 317.864' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF3,128.57 4 15.00 60.00 187.71


TUBE

office br 501.37 1 34.00 34.00 17.05*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,


offices 3,128.57 28 25.40 711.20 2,225.044' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF

3,128.57 28 15.00 420.00 1,314.00G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED

TUBE

offices 3,128.57 3 34.00 102.00 319.11*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,


offices 3,128.57 5 112.00 560.00 1,752.004' FIXTURE, 4-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



TUBE

offices 3,128.57 11 34.00 374.00 1,170.09*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,





TUBE




TUBE

offices 3,128.57 6 25.40 152.40 476.794' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF3,128.57 6 15.00 90.00 281.57


TUBE




TUBE

offices mech

rm501.37 2 13.00 26.00 13.04 1 - 13W CFL 501.37 2 8.50 17.00 8.52

HOUSEHOLD FROSTED GLOBE, 8.5W, SUPER

WARM 2700K, 120V

principal

office3,128.57 8 25.40 203.20 635.73


BALLAST .80 BF3,128.57 8 15.00 120.00 375.43


TUBE

office3,128.57 8 25.40 203.20 635.73

BALLAST .80 BF3,128.57 8 15.00 120.00 375.43

TUBE

principal

office3,128.57 1 17.00 17.00 53.19



stairwell 8,760.00 4 25.40 101.60 890.024' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF8,760.00 4 15.00 60.00 525.60


TUBE




TUBE




TUBE




BALLAST .80 BF501.37 13 15.00 195.00 97.77


TUBE

vp 3,128.57 5 25.40 127.00 397.334' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF3,128.57 5 15.00 75.00 234.64


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF501.37 13 15.00 195.00 97.77


TUBE

womens br 501.37 1 17.00 17.00 8.52*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,



BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 30 15.00 450.00 1,173.21


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 10 15.00 150.00 391.07


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 27 15.00 405.00 1,055.89


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 33 15.00 495.00 1,290.54


TUBE

308 2,607.14 12 25.40 304.80 794.66 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF

2,607.14 12 15.00 180.00 469.29 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED

TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 36 15.00 540.00 1,407.86


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 21 15.00 315.00 821.25


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 32 15.00 480.00 1,251.43


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 30 15.00 450.00 1,173.21


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 30 15.00 450.00 1,173.21


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 6 15.00 90.00 234.64


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 42 15.00 630.00 1,642.50


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 24 15.00 360.00 938.57


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 9 15.00 135.00 351.96


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 12 15.00 180.00 469.29


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 12 15.00 180.00 469.29


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE

Existing: 3794 7,860.00 124,740.00 448,941.56 New: 4395 2,916.00 66,183.50 242,297.47


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 15 15.00 225.00 586.61


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 48 15.00 720.00 1,877.14


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 24 15.00 360.00 938.57


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 21 15.00 315.00 821.25


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 21 15.00 315.00 821.25


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 21 15.00 315.00 821.25


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 24 15.00 360.00 938.57


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 27 15.00 405.00 1,055.89


TUBE

312a 2,607.14 6 34.00 204.00 531.86*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,


biology prep 2,607.14 6 25.40 152.40 397.334' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 6 15.00 90.00 234.64


TUBE



conference

rm3,128.57 6 25.40 152.40 476.79


BALLAST .80 BF3,128.57 6 15.00 90.00 281.57


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF8,760.00 225 15.00 3,375.00 29,565.00


TUBE

mech rm 501.37 6 17.00 102.00 51.14*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,



BALLAST .80 BF501.37 8 15.00 120.00 60.16


TUBE




START ELECT BALLAST BF:.85-.95501.37 4 15.00 60.00 30.08


TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF501.37 1 15.00 15.00 7.52


TUBE




BALLAST .80 BF501.37 6 15.00 90.00 45.12


TUBE

womens

teaching3,128.57 1 25.40 25.40 79.47


BALLAST .80 BF3,128.57 1 15.00 15.00 46.93


TUBE


Proposal #: 335





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QtyExisting Fixture or Lamp Description

New Fixture or Lamp

QtyReplacement Fixture or Lamp Description

3794 4395



43 *4' FIXTURE, 6-F32/T8 LAMPS, ELECTRONIC BALLAST 258 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE


40 1-120 WATT INCANDESCENT 40 PAR38, 17W, 60DEG, SUPER WARM 2700K, 120V

3290 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 3290 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE

1674' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT BALLAST BF:

.85-.95334 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE

24 4' FIXTURE, 2-F34/T12 LAMPS, STANDARD MAGNETIC BALLAST 48 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE

344' FIXTURE, 4-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT BALLAST

BF:.85-.95136 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE

6 4' FIXTURE, 4-F40/T12 LAMPS, STANDARD MAGNETIC BALLAST 24 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE

1 A LAMP 150 WATT INCANDESCENT 1 PAR 38, 18W, NWM, DIMMABLE, 120V, 140 DEG, HP

4 A LAMP 150 WATT INCANDESCENT 4 PAR38, 17W, 60DEG, WARM WHITE 3000K, 120V

7 POLE MOUNTED LUMINARE - 2 HEAD 400 W EACH 14CREE EDGE FLOOD LUMINAIRE, 40˚, ADJUSTABLE ARM MOUNT, MODEL

EDG40AA08DULSV525P



Newark BOE - Barringer High School

90 Parker St.

Newark, New Jersey, 07104

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Newark BOE

Barringer High School - Newark, New Jersey




Demand Usage















FINANCIAL SUMMARY









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# Location ExOpHrs XQtyExisting Fixture / Bulb to be Replaced or

RetrofittedNQty Sku Replacement Fixture / Bulb Comment

1 exterior 4,380.00 7POLE MOUNTED LUMINARE - 2 HEAD 400 W

EACH14 FLD-EDG-40-AA

CREE EDGE FLOOD LUMINAIRE, 40˚, ADJUSTABLE ARM MOUNT,

MODEL EDG40AA08DULSV525PN/A

2 102 2,607.14 304' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80

BF30 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A















10 111 2,607.14 1 A LAMP 150 WATT INCANDESCENT 1 180128 PAR 38, 18W, NWM, DIMMABLE, 120V, 140 DEG, HP N/A














BF 34 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A







21 art 2,607.14 184' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START

ELECT BALLAST BF: .85-.9536 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A

22 br 501.37 14' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80


23 br 501.37 1*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


24 boiler room 501.37 214' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START


25 boiler room 501.37 21*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


26 book room 501.37 244' FIXTURE, 2-F34/T12 LAMPS, STANDARD

MAGNETIC BALLAST48 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A

27 cafeteria 1,564.29 844' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80


28 cafeteria 1,564.29 34' FIXTURE, 4-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START

ELECT BALLAST BF:.85-.9512 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A

29 electrical room 501.37 64' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80


30 faculty br 501.37 24' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80


31 faculty br 501.37 2*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC

2 *200820-012 2 FOOT 9W NW MILKY LENS SP SEP LED TUBE N/A











BALLAST

32 fan rm 501.37 7*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


33 hallway 8,760.00 1524' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80


34 hallway 8,760.00 424' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START


35 kitchen 1,564.29 44' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80


36 kitchen 1,564.29 38*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC




38kitchen locker

room501.37 15

4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80


39 locker room`` 3,650.00 64' FIXTURE, 4-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START


40 locker room 3,650.00 624' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80


41 locker room 3,650.00 6*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


42 locker room 3,650.00 24' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START


43 media room 3,128.57 1604' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80


44 mens br 501.37 44' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80


45 mens br 501.37 1*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


46 office 3,128.57 34' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START


47 school base 4,380.00 124' FIXTURE, 4-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START


48 shower area 501.37 15 1 - 13W CFL 15SL-A19-L-9W-

27K-WHHOUSEHOLD FROSTED GLOBE, 8.5W, SUPER WARM 2700K, 120V N/A

49 stairs 8,760.00 24' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START


50 stairs 8,760.00 1 A LAMP 150 WATT INCANDESCENT 1DL-P38F-

WW60-30K-WHPAR38, 17W, 60DEG, WARM WHITE 3000K, 120V N/A

51 stock room 501.37 24' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START


52 stock room 501.37 3 A LAMP 150 WATT INCANDESCENT 3DL-P38F-

WW60-30K-WHPAR38, 17W, 60DEG, WARM WHITE 3000K, 120V N/A

53 storage 501.37 5*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


54 storage 501.37 14' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START


55 storage 501.37 374' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80


56 storage 501.37 64' FIXTURE, 4-F40/T12 LAMPS, STANDARD

MAGNETIC BALLAST24 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A

57 weight room 501.37 284' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80


58 womens br 501.37 24' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80


59 womens br 501.37 1*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


60womens

custodians area501.37 5



61womens

custodians area501.37 1

*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


62 woodshop 2,607.14 304' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80











67 207 2,607.14 18 BF 18 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A











73 214 2,607.14 124' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START


















82 225 2,607.14 24











































103 246 2,607.14 24 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80










108 206a 2,607.14 8*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


109 206a 2,607.14 24' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80


110 auditorium 2,085.71 40 1-120 WATT INCANDESCENT 40DL-P38F-SW60-


111 boys locker 2,085.71 214' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START




113 closet 501.37 14' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START


114 girls locker room 2,085.71 104' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80


115 girls locker rom 2,085.71 194' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80


116 gym 3,650.00 64' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80


117 gym 3,650.00 24' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START


118 gym 3,650.00 43*4' FIXTURE, 6-F32/T8 LAMPS, ELECTRONIC






121 hallway 8,760.00 104' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START


122 main office 3,128.57 294' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80


123 mens br 501.37 44' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START




125 misc room 501.37 634' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80


126 nurse 2,607.14 2 4' FIXTURE, 4-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START


127 office 3,128.57 44' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80


128 office br 501.37 1*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


129 offices 3,128.57 284' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80


130 offices 3,128.57 3*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


131 offices 3,128.57 54' FIXTURE, 4-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START


132 offices 3,128.57 11*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC






135 offices 3,128.57 64' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80




137 offices mech rm 501.37 2 1 - 13W CFL 2SL-A19-L-9W-

27K-WHHOUSEHOLD FROSTED GLOBE, 8.5W, SUPER WARM 2700K, 120V N/A

138 principal office 3,128.57 84' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80



139 principal office 3,128.57 1 BALLAST 1 *200820-012 2 FOOT 9W NW MILKY LENS SP SEP LED TUBE N/A

140 stairwell 8,760.00 44' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80


141 stairwell 8,760.00 24' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START


142 storage 501.37 104' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START






145 vp 3,128.57 54' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80




147 womens br 501.37 1*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


























































BF






















186 312a 2,607.14 6*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


187 biology prep 2,607.14 64' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80




189 conference rm 3,128.57 64' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80




191 mech rm 501.37 6*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC






194 mens br 501.37 14' FIXTURE, 4-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START








198womens

teaching3,128.57 1




Proposal #: 336

Project Name: Newark BOE - George Washington Carver HS

Address: 333 Clinton Ave.



LocationCurrent

Hours

Current

Qty

Current

Watts

Total

Current

Watts

Current


Proposed

Hours

Proposed

Qty

Proposed

Watts

Total

Proposed

Watts

Proposed


exterior 4,380.00 20 95.00 1,900.00 8,322.00 METAL HALIDE, 1-70 WATT LAMP 4,380.00 20 26.00 520.00 2,277.60RAB 26W SLIM LED WALL PACK

5100K (BRONZE) - DLC LISTED

102 2,607.14 30 25.40 762.00 1,986.644' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST

.80 BF2,607.14 30 15.00 450.00 1,173.21

G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS

SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


SEP LED TUBE

106 2,607.14 15 25.40 381.00 993.324' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST

.80 BF2,607.14 15 15.00 225.00 586.61


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 33 15.00 495.00 1,290.54


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 33 15.00 495.00 1,290.54


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 28 15.00 420.00 1,095.00


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 34 15.00 510.00 1,329.64


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 5 15.00 75.00 195.54


SEP LED TUBE



2 FOOT 9W NW MILKY LENS SP SEP

LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 16 15.00 240.00 625.71


SEP LED TUBE




LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 16 15.00 240.00 625.71


SEP LED TUBE

114 2,607.14 1 34.00 34.00 88.64


ELECTRONIC BALLAST 2,607.14 2 9.00 18.00 46.93


LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 16 15.00 240.00 625.71


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 15 15.00 225.00 586.61


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 26 15.00 390.00 1,016.79


SEP LED TUBE




LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 25 15.00 375.00 977.68


SEP LED TUBE




SEP LED TUBE




SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


SEP LED TUBE




LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


SEP LED TUBE




LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


SEP LED TUBE




LED TUBE















.80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


SEP LED TUBE




LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


SEP LED TUBE




LED TUBE

122e 2,607.14 2 60.00 120.00 312.864' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



SEP LED TUBE

boys

locker rm3,389.29 34 25.40 863.60 2,926.99

4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST

.80 BF3,389.29 34 15.00 510.00 1,728.54


SEP LED TUBE

conf rm 3,128.57 5 34.00 170.00 531.86*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,



LED TUBE

gym 3,650.00 40 74.00 2,960.00 10,804.00*2' FIXTURE, 4-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,



LED TUBE

gym 3,650.00 9 118.00 1,062.00 3,876.304' FIXTURE, 4-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



SEP LED TUBE

aux gym 3,650.00 12 34.00 408.00 1,489.20 *2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,

ELECTRONIC BALLAST3,650.00 24 9.00 216.00 788.40 2 FOOT 9W NW MILKY LENS SP SEP

LED TUBE

gym office 3,128.57 4 60.00 240.00 750.864' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



SEP LED TUBE

gym office 3,128.57 2 34.00 68.00 212.74*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,



LED TUBE




SEP LED TUBE

main

office3,128.57 9 60.00 540.00 1,689.43




SEP LED TUBE

main

office3,128.57 6 34.00 204.00 638.23




LED TUBE

media

center3,128.57 12 25.40 304.80 953.59


.80 BF3,128.57 12 15.00 180.00 563.14


SEP LED TUBE

media

center3,128.57 21 192.00 4,032.00 12,614.40

*4' FIXTURE, 6-F32/T8 LAMPS, ELECTRONIC

BALLAST3,128.57 126 15.00 1,890.00 5,913.00


SEP LED TUBE




SEP LED TUBE




SEP LED TUBE

nurse 2,607.14 3 60.00 180.00 469.294' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



SEP LED TUBE




LED TUBE

office 3,128.57 1 226.00 226.00 707.064' FIXTURE, 4-F54/T5/HO/LAMPS,



SEP LED TUBE

office 4,380.00 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 - N/A 4,380.00 1 0.00 0.00 0.00 ACRYLIC 2'X4' FOUR LAMP

stage

lighting501.37 6 42.00 252.00 126.35 1-42 WATT CFL 501.37 6 17.00 102.00 51.14

PAR38, 17W, 60DEG, SUPER WARM

2700K, 120V

stage

lighting501.37 4 192.00 768.00 385.05

*4' FIXTURE, 6-F32/T8 LAMPS, ELECTRONIC

BALLAST501.37 24 15.00 360.00 180.49


SEP LED TUBE

stairwell 8,760.00 3 25.40 76.20 667.514' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST

.80 BF8,760.00 3 15.00 45.00 394.20


SEP LED TUBE




SEP LED TUBE

vending

rm501.37 1 60.00 60.00 30.08




SEP LED TUBE

womens

br501.37 1 89.00 89.00 44.62




SEP LED TUBE

womens

br501.37 1 60.00 60.00 30.08




SEP LED TUBE

womens

br501.37 1 34.00 34.00 17.05




LED TUBE

womens

locker rm3,650.00 30 25.40 762.00 2,781.30


.80 BF3,650.00 30 15.00 450.00 1,642.50


SEP LED TUBE

202 2,607.14 20 25.40 508.00 1,324.43 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST

.80 BF

2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS

SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


SEP LED TUBE

.80 BF SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


SEP LED TUBE

313 2,607.14 274 25.40 6,959.60 18,144.674' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST

.80 BF2,607.14 274 15.00 4,110.00 10,715.36


SEP LED TUBE




SEP LED TUBE




LED TUBE

art 2,607.14 2 25.40 50.80 132.444' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST

.80 BF2,607.14 2 15.00 30.00 78.21


SEP LED TUBE

art room 2,607.14 35 60.00 2,100.00 5,475.004' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



SEP LED TUBE




LED TUBE




SEP LED TUBE




SEP LED TUBE

mech rm 501.37 7 60.00 420.00 210.584' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



SEP LED TUBE




SEP LED TUBE

stairwell 8,760.00 7 25.40 177.80 1,557.534' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST

.80 BF8,760.00 7 15.00 105.00 919.80


SEP LED TUBE




SEP LED TUBE

womens

br501.37 3 60.00 180.00 90.25




SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 21 15.00 315.00 821.25


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 21 15.00 315.00 821.25


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 21 15.00 315.00 821.25


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 18 15.00 270.00 703.93


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 21 15.00 315.00 821.25


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


SEP LED TUBE


2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS


.80 BF2,607.14 20 15.00 300.00 782.14


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 21 15.00 315.00 821.25


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 21 15.00 315.00 821.25


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 21 15.00 315.00 821.25


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF2,607.14 21 15.00 315.00 821.25


SEP LED TUBE


.80 BF 2,607.14 21 15.00 315.00 821.25G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS

SEP LED TUBE




SEP LED TUBE

main

office3,128.57 20 60.00 1,200.00 3,754.29




SEP LED TUBE




SEP LED TUBE

server rm 501.37 8 34.00 272.00 136.37*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,



LED TUBE

server rm 501.37 14 60.00 840.00 421.154' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



SEP LED TUBE




LED TUBE

storage 501.37 9 25.40 228.60 114.614' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST

.80 BF501.37 9 15.00 135.00 67.69


SEP LED TUBE

storage 501.37 1 65.00 65.00 32.59 A LAMP 65 WATT INCANDESCENT 501.37 1 11.00 11.00 5.52HOUSEHOLD FROSTED GLOBE, 11W,


un179 2,607.14 6 25.40 152.40 397.334' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST

.80 BF2,607.14 6 15.00 90.00 234.64


SEP LED TUBE

womens

br501.37 5 60.00 300.00 150.41




SEP LED TUBE

boiler

room501.37 16 25.40 406.40 203.76


.80 BF501.37 16 15.00 240.00 120.33


SEP LED TUBE

boiler

room501.37 2 60.00 120.00 60.16




SEP LED TUBE

boiler

room501.37 1 226.00 226.00 113.31

4' FIXTURE, 4-F54/T5/HO/LAMPS,



SEP LED TUBE

boiler

room4,380.00 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 - N/A 4,380.00 1 0.00 0.00 0.00

CUSTOM 2' X 4' OPEN FIXTURE, 4

LAMP

cafeteria 1,564.29 60 60.00 3,600.00 5,631.434' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



SEP LED TUBE

cafeteria 1,564.29 17 25.40 431.80 675.464' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST

.80 BF1,564.29 17 15.00 255.00 398.89


SEP LED TUBE




SEP LED TUBE

elec rm 501.37 6 60.00 360.00 180.494' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



SEP LED TUBE

elec rm 501.37 2 25.40 50.80 25.474' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST

.80 BF501.37 2 15.00 30.00 15.04


SEP LED TUBE




SEP LED TUBE




LED TUBE

it closet 501.37 4 60.00 240.00 120.33




SEP LED TUBE


START ELECT BALLAST BF: .85-.95 1,564.29 58 15.00 870.00 1,360.93G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS

SEP LED TUBE

kitchen 1,564.29 30 25.40 762.00 1,191.994' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST

.80 BF1,564.29 30 15.00 450.00 703.93


SEP LED TUBE

media

center8,760.00 2 60.00 120.00 1,051.20




SEP LED TUBE




SEP LED TUBE




LED TUBE




SEP LED TUBE




SEP LED TUBE

womens

br501.37 3 60.00 180.00 90.25




SEP LED TUBE

womens *2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, 2 FOOT 9W NW MILKY LENS SP SEP

Existing: 2320 6,126.60 91,304.80 296,621.04 New: 3366 1,941.00 48,720.00 155,673.22

womens

br501.37 1 34.00 34.00 17.05




LED TUBE


Proposal #: 336





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0 0 - N/A 1 ACRYLIC 2'X4' FOUR LAMP

0 0 - N/A 1 CUSTOM 2' X 4' OPEN FIXTURE, 4 LAMP

6 1-42 WATT CFL 6 PAR38, 17W, 60DEG, SUPER WARM 2700K, 120V





2 4' FIXTURE, 4-F54/T5/HO/LAMPS, ELECTRONIC BALLAST 8 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE

1 A LAMP 65 WATT INCANDESCENT 1 HOUSEHOLD FROSTED GLOBE, 11W, SUPER WARM 2700K, 120V




Newark BOE - George WashingtonCarver HS

333 Clinton Ave.

Newark, New Jersey, 07112

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Newark BOE

George Washington Carver HS - Newark, New Jersey




Demand Usage















FINANCIAL SUMMARY









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1 exterior 4,380.00 20 METAL HALIDE, 1-70 WATT LAMP 20 SLIM26RAB 26W SLIM LED WALL PACK 5100K (BRONZE) -

DLC LISTEDN/A

2 102 2,607.14 30 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 30 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A











13 112 2,607.14 1 *2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC BALLAST 2 *200820-012 2 FOOT 9W NW MILKY LENS SP SEP LED TUBE N/A
























35 122e 2,607.14 24' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


36 boys locker rm 3,389.29 34 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 34 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A

37 conf rm 3,128.57 5 *2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC BALLAST 10 *200820-012 2 FOOT 9W NW MILKY LENS SP SEP LED TUBE N/A

38 gym 3,650.00 40 *2' FIXTURE, 4-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC BALLAST 160 *200820-012 2 FOOT 9W NW MILKY LENS SP SEP LED TUBE N/A



40 aux gym 3,650.00 12 *2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC BALLAST 24 *200820-012 2 FOOT 9W NW MILKY LENS SP SEP LED TUBE N/A

41 gym office 3,128.57 44' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


42 gym office 3,128.57 2 *2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC BALLAST 4 *200820-012 2 FOOT 9W NW MILKY LENS SP SEP LED TUBE N/A





45 main office 3,128.57 6 *2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC BALLAST 12 *200820-012 2 FOOT 9W NW MILKY LENS SP SEP LED TUBE N/A

46 media center 3,128.57 12 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 12 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A











47 media center 3,128.57 21 *4' FIXTURE, 6-F32/T8 LAMPS, ELECTRONIC BALLAST 126 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A







51 nurse 2,607.14 28 *2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC BALLAST 56 *200820-012 2 FOOT 9W NW MILKY LENS SP SEP LED TUBE N/A

52 office 3,128.57 1 4' FIXTURE, 4-F54/T5/HO/LAMPS, ELECTRONIC BALLAST 4 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A

53 office 4,380.00 0 0 - N/A 1 131A432X-2 ACRYLIC 2'X4' FOUR LAMP N/A

54 stage lighting 501.37 6 1-42 WATT CFL 6DL-P38F-SW60-


55 stage lighting 501.37 4 *4' FIXTURE, 6-F32/T8 LAMPS, ELECTRONIC BALLAST 24 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A

56 stairwell 8,760.00 3 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 3 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A



58 vending rm 501.37 14' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT






61 womens br 501.37 1 *2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC BALLAST 2 *200820-012 2 FOOT 9W NW MILKY LENS SP SEP LED TUBE N/A

62womens locker

rm3,650.00 30 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 30 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A















76 art 2,607.14 2 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 2 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A

77 art room 2,607.14 354' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


78 closet 501.37 2 *2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC BALLAST 4 *200820-012 2 FOOT 9W NW MILKY LENS SP SEP LED TUBE N/A





81 mech rm 501.37 74' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT








































113 server rm 501.37 8 *2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC BALLAST 16 *200820-012 2 FOOT 9W NW MILKY LENS SP SEP LED TUBE N/A

114 server rm 501.37 144' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


115 storage 501.37 1 *2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC BALLAST 2 *200820-012 2 FOOT 9W NW MILKY LENS SP SEP LED TUBE N/A

116 storage 501.37 9 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 9 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A

117 storage 501.37 1 A LAMP 65 WATT INCANDESCENT 1SL-A19-L-11W-27K-

WH

HOUSEHOLD FROSTED GLOBE, 11W, SUPER WARM

2700K, 120VN/A

118 un179 2,607.14 6 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 6 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A



120 boiler room 501.37 16 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 16 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A



122 boiler room 501.37 1 4' FIXTURE, 4-F54/T5/HO/LAMPS, ELECTRONIC BALLAST 4 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A

123 boiler room 4,380.00 0 0 - N/A 1 C-2x4-4L CUSTOM 2' X 4' OPEN FIXTURE, 4 LAMP N/A

124 cafeteria 1,564.29 604' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


125 cafeteria 1,564.29 17 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 17 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A



127 elec rm 501.37 64' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


128 elec rm 501.37 2 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 2 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A



130 hallway 8,760.00 6 *2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC BALLAST 12 *200820-012 2 FOOT 9W NW MILKY LENS SP SEP LED TUBE N/A

131 it closet 501.37 44' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT




133 kitchen 1,564.29 30 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 30 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A





136 mens br 501.37 1 *2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC BALLAST 2 *200820-012 2 FOOT 9W NW MILKY LENS SP SEP LED TUBE N/A







140 womens br 501.37 1 *2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC BALLAST 2 *200820-012 2 FOOT 9W NW MILKY LENS SP SEP LED TUBE N/A


Proposal #: 337

Project Name: Newark BOE - Malcolm X Shabazz HS

Address: 80 Johnson Ave.



LocationCurrent

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Current

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Qty

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Proposed

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exterior 4,380.00 6 232.00 1,392.00 6,096.96 METAL HALIDE, 1-200 WATT LAMP 4,380.00 6 78.00 468.00 2,049.84RAB 78W LED FLOODLIGHT 5100K

SLIPFITTER (BRONZE) - DLC LISTED










LED TUBE

boiler

room501.37 8 60.00 480.00 240.66




LED TUBE

boiler

room501.37 1 13.00 13.00 6.52 1 - 13W CFL 501.37 1 8.50 8.50 4.26

HOUSEHOLD FROSTED GLOBE, 8.5W,


boiler shop 501.37 44 60.00 2,640.00 1,323.634' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT

START ELECT BALLAST BF: .85-.95501.37 88 15.00 1,320.00 661.81


LED TUBE

facilities

room3,128.57 82 60.00 4,920.00 15,392.57




LED TUBE

hallway 5,013.74 3 25.40 76.20 382.054' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF5,013.74 3 15.00 45.00 225.62


LED TUBE




LED TUBE

locker

room3,650.00 8 60.00 480.00 1,752.00




LED TUBE

mech

room501.37 4 60.00 240.00 120.33




LED TUBE




TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF501.37 8 15.00 120.00 60.16


LED TUBE




TUBE

office 3,128.57 3 60.00 180.00 563.14




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

storage 501.37 61 60.00 3,660.00 1,835.034' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

sub

basement501.37 21 60.00 1,260.00 631.73




LED TUBE

sub

basement501.37 6 25.40 152.40 76.41


BALLAST .80 BF501.37 6 15.00 90.00 45.12


LED TUBE

weight

room501.37 40 60.00 2,400.00 1,203.30




LED TUBE

weight

room501.37 3 118.00 354.00 177.49




LED TUBE

women s

br501.37 1 60.00 60.00 30.08




LED TUBE

woodshop 2,607.14 52 60.00 3,120.00 8,134.294' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

















LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

boys rm 3,389.29 4 60.00 240.00 813.434' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

cafeteria 1,564.29 36 34.00 1,224.00 1,914.69*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,



TUBE




LED TUBE

girls locker 3,389.29 47 60.00 2,820.00 9,557.79 4' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT

START ELECT BALLAST BF: .85-.953,389.29 94 15.00 1,410.00 4,778.89 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP

LED TUBE

gym 3,650.00 70 458.00 32,060.00 117,018.99METAL HALIDE, 1-400 WATT LAMP -

OVER 15'3,650.00 70 154.00 10,780.00 39,347.00

HIGH BAY, 154W, OPEN, 5500K, 120-


gym

trainers

room

3,128.57 5 60.00 300.00 938.574' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

gym br 501.37 1 60.00 60.00 30.084' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

gym

storage501.37 6 60.00 360.00 180.49




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

locker

room3,650.00 4 60.00 240.00 876.00




LED TUBE

media

center8,760.00 39 34.00 1,326.00 11,615.76




TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

222 2,607.14 1 60.00 60.00 156.43 A LAMP 60 WATT INCANDESCENT 2,607.14 1 11.00 11.00 28.68HOUSEHOLD FROSTED GLOBE, 11W,




2,607.14 32 15.00 480.00 1,251.43 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP

LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

227 2,607.14 28 60.00 1,680.00 4,380.00START ELECT BALLAST BF: .85-.95

2,607.14 56 15.00 840.00 2,190.00LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 15 15.00 225.00 586.61


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 15 15.00 225.00 586.61


LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

aux gym 3,650.00 18 34.00 612.00 2,233.80*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,



TUBE

girls br 501.37 6 60.00 360.00 180.494' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

halway 8,760.00 28 118.00 3,304.00 28,943.044' FIXTURE, 4-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF8,760.00 44 15.00 660.00 5,781.60


LED TUBE




LED TUBE

media

center3,128.57 113 34.00 3,842.00 12,019.97




TUBE

media

center8,760.00 40 34.00 1,360.00 11,913.60




TUBE

media

center3,128.57 2 13.00 26.00 81.34 1 - 13W CFL 3,128.57 2 8.50 17.00 53.19

HOUSEHOLD FROSTED GLOBE, 8.5W,


mens

room501.37 3 60.00 180.00 90.25




LED TUBE

penthouse 501.37 3 60.00 180.00 90.254' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

staff br 501.37 1 60.00 60.00 30.084' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE




LED TUBE

storage 501.37 14 118.00 1,652.00 828.274' FIXTURE, 4-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE




TUBE

student

newspaper2,607.14 17 60.00 1,020.00 2,659.29




LED TUBE

vp office 3,128.57 3 60.00 180.00 563.144' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE





LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE



2,607.14 72 15.00 1,080.00 2,815.71G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP

LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 17 15.00 255.00 664.82


LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

auditorium 3,389.29 34 28.00 952.00 3,226.60 1 - 26 WATT CFL QUAD - PIN FIXTURE 3,389.29 34 15.00 510.00 1,728.54HELEN LAMP, HORIZONTAL,


auditorium 3,389.29 28 458.00 12,824.00 43,464.20METAL HALIDE, 1-400 WATT LAMP -

OVER 15'3,389.29 28 154.00 4,312.00 14,614.60

HIGH BAY, 154W, OPEN, 5500K, 120-


bathroom 501.37 3 60.00 180.00 90.254' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

bathroom 501.37 1 13.00 13.00 6.52 1 - 13W CFL 501.37 1 8.50 8.50 4.26HOUSEHOLD FROSTED GLOBE, 8.5W,


child study 2,607.14 70 60.00 4,200.00 10,950.004' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE


child study 2,607.14 4 118.00 472.00 1,230.574' FIXTURE, 4-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

copy room 3,128.57 4 60.00 240.00 750.864' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE




LED TUBE

guidance 3,128.57 1 17.00 17.00 53.19*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,



TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF8,760.00 106 15.00 1,590.00 13,928.40


LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

math 2,607.14 8 60.00 480.00 1,251.434' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

media

center8,760.00 60 60.00 3,600.00 31,536.00




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

stage

lighting501.37 7 60.00 420.00 210.58




LED TUBE

stage

lighting501.37 3 25.40 76.20 38.20


BALLAST .80 BF501.37 3 15.00 45.00 22.56


LED TUBE

stage

lighting501.37 120 65.00 7,800.00 3,910.71 A LAMP 65 WATT INCANDESCENT 501.37 120 17.00 2,040.00 1,022.80


120V




LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF501.37 6 15.00 90.00 45.12


LED TUBE

storage 501.37 11 60.00 660.00 330.91




LED TUBE

vp office 3,128.57 8 60.00 480.00 1,501.714' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 21 15.00 315.00 821.25


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 12 15.00 180.00 469.29


LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 15 15.00 225.00 586.61


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 15 15.00 225.00 586.61


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 15 15.00 225.00 586.61


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 6 15.00 90.00 234.64


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 15 15.00 225.00 586.61


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 21 15.00 315.00 821.25


LED TUBE




LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,607.14 8 15.00 120.00 312.86


LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP

Existing: 3816 12,115.80 264,594.80 908,851.99 New: 7361 3,105.50 122,477.00 425,323.27

433 2,607.14 12 25.40 304.80 794.66 BALLAST .80 BF 2,607.14 12 15.00 180.00 469.29 LED TUBE

bathroom 501.37 3 25.40 76.20 38.204' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF501.37 3 15.00 45.00 22.56


LED TUBE


START ELECT BALLAST BF: .85-.95 8,760.00 184 15.00 2,760.00 24,177.60G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP

LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF3,128.57 6 15.00 90.00 281.57


LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

boiler

room501.37 14 60.00 840.00 421.15




LED TUBE


Proposal #: 337





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3816 7361




34 1 - 26 WATT CFL QUAD - PIN FIXTURE 34 HELEN LAMP, HORIZONTAL, 1-13 WATT 4 PIN LED REPLACEMENT BULB - 3500K






120 A LAMP 65 WATT INCANDESCENT 120 PAR38, 17W, 60DEG, SUPER WARM 2700K, 120V

6 METAL HALIDE, 1-200 WATT LAMP 6 RAB 78W LED FLOODLIGHT 5100K SLIPFITTER (BRONZE) - DLC LISTED

16 METAL HALIDE, 1-250 WATT LAMP 16 RAB 78W LED FLOODLIGHT 5100K SLIPFITTER (BRONZE) - DLC LISTED





Newark BOE - Malcolm X Shabazz HS

80 Johnson Ave.

Newark, New Jersey,

- -


Newark BOE

Malcolm X Shabazz HS - Newark, New Jersey




Demand Usage














Total Cost Savings 10 Years: $1,352,701.97

FINANCIAL SUMMARY







Total NET Savings 10 Years: $1,036,172.74


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1 exterior 4,380.00 6 METAL HALIDE, 1-200 WATT LAMP 6 FXLED78SFRAB 78W LED FLOODLIGHT 5100K SLIPFITTER (BRONZE) -

DLC LISTEDN/A


DLC LISTEDN/A


DLC LISTEDN/A


LISTEDN/A





7 boiler room 501.37 1 1 - 13W CFL 1SL-A19-L-9W-

27K-WH


120VN/A

8 boiler shop 501.37 444' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


9 facilities room 3,128.57 824' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


10 hallway 5,013.74 3 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 3 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A





13 mech room 501.37 44' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT




15 mens br 501.37 8 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 8 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A

16 nurse 2,607.14 28*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC








20 sub basement 501.37 214' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


21 sub basement 501.37 6 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 6 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A

22 weight room 501.37 404' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT




24 women s br 501.37 14' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


25 woodshop 2,607.14 524' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


































37 boys rm 3,389.29 44' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


38 cafeteria 1,564.29 36*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC




40 girls locker 3,389.29 474' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT



AL, HPN/A

42gym trainers

room3,128.57 5



43 gym br 501.37 14' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


44 gym storage 501.37 64' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


































61 222 2,607.14 1 A LAMP 60 WATT INCANDESCENT 1SL-A19-L-11W-

27K-WH

HOUSEHOLD FROSTED GLOBE, 11W, SUPER WARM 2700K,

120VN/A









































83 aux gym 3,650.00 18*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


84 girls br 501.37 6



85 halway 8,760.00 284' FIXTURE, 4-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT









90 media center 3,128.57 2 1 - 13W CFL 2SL-A19-L-9W-

27K-WH


120VN/A

91 mens room 501.37 34' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


92 penthouse 501.37 34' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


93 staff br 501.37 14' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT








97student

newspaper2,607.14 17



98 vp office 3,128.57 34' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT
















106 310 2,607.14 35 4' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT

BALLAST BF: .85-.95























































134 auditorium 3,389.29 34 1 - 26 WATT CFL QUAD - PIN FIXTURE 34HN-H-13W-3500-

G1

HELEN LAMP, HORIZONTAL, 1-13 WATT 4 PIN LED


135 auditorium 3,389.29 28 METAL HALIDE, 1-400 WATT LAMP - OVER 15' 28 120340HIGH BAY, 154W, OPEN, 5500K, 120-277VAC, 24LED, 45DEG

AL, HPN/A

136 bathroom 501.37 34' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


137 bathroom 501.37 1 1 - 13W CFL 1SL-A19-L-9W-

27K-WH


120VN/A

138 child study 2,607.14 704' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


139 child study 2,607.14 44' FIXTURE, 4-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


140 copy room 3,128.57 44' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT




142 guidance 3,128.57 1*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC








146 math 2,607.14 84' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT






149 stage lighting 501.37 74' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


150 stage lighting 501.37 3 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 3 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A

151 stage lighting 501.37 120 A LAMP 65 WATT INCANDESCENT 120DL-P38F-SW60-




153 storage 501.37 6 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 6 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A



155 vp office 3,128.57 84' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT
































176 bathroom 501.37 3 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 3 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A



178 office 3,128.57 6 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 6 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A








Proposal #: 338

Project Name: Newark BOE - Technology HS

Address: 187 Broadway



LocationCurrent

Hours

Current

Qty

Current

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Current

Watts

Current


Proposed

Hours

Proposed

Qty

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Proposed

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LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

110/t119 2,607.14 36 60.00 2,160.00 5,631.434' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

auditorium 2,085.71 4 28.00 112.00 233.60 1 - 26 WATT CFL QUAD - PIN FIXTURE 2,085.71 4 15.00 60.00 125.14HELEN LAMP, HORIZONTAL,


cadd 2,607.14 45 60.00 2,700.00 7,039.294' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

closet 501.37 2 60.00 120.00 60.16




LED TUBE

conf room 3,128.57 6 118.00 708.00 2,215.034' FIXTURE, 4-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

copy room 3,128.57 3 34.00 102.00 319.11*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,



TUBE

faculty

bathroom501.37 1 60.00 60.00 30.08




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

hallway 8,760.00 14 108.00 1,512.00 13,245.124' FIXTURE, 2-F54/T5/HO/LAMPS,



LED TUBE

hallway 4,380.00 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 - N/A 4,380.00 14 0.00 0.00 0.00 ACRYLIC 1'X4' TWO LAMP

hallway 8,760.00 9 28.00 252.00 2,207.52 2' FIXTURE, 2-F28 T5 8,760.00 27 9.00 243.00 2,128.682 FOOT 9W NW MILKY LENS SP SEP LED

TUBE

hallway 4,380.00 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 - N/A 4,380.00 9 0.00 0.00 0.00 ACRYLIC 2'X2' THREE LAMP

janitor 501.37 1 60.00 60.00 30.084' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

main office 3,128.57 6 34.00 204.00 638.23*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,



TUBE

market

manager3,128.57 32 60.00 1,920.00 6,006.86




LED TUBE














manager START ELECT BALLAST BF: .85-.95 LED TUBE

media

center3,128.57 86 60.00 5,160.00 16,143.43




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

occupations 2,607.14 58 60.00 3,480.00 9,072.864' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

office 3,128.57 18 34.00 612.00 1,914.69*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,



TUBE

principal

office3,128.57 5 118.00 590.00 1,845.86




LED TUBE

security 3,128.57 1 60.00 60.00 187.714' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

stage

lighting501.37 4 60.00 240.00 120.33




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE


START ELECT BALLAST BF: .85-.95 501.37 12 15.00 180.00 90.25G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP

LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

cafeteria 1,564.29 8 60.00 480.00 750.864' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE




LED TUBE

classroom 2,607.14 15 60.00 900.00 2,346.434' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

girls br 501.37 3 60.00 180.00 90.254' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

hallway 8,760.00 13 108.00 1,404.00 12,299.04 4' FIXTURE, 2-F54/T5/HO/LAMPS,

ELECTRONIC BALLAST

8,760.00 26 15.00 390.00 3,416.40 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP

LED TUBE





LED TUBE

kitchen 1,564.29 8 118.00 944.00 1,476.694' FIXTURE, 4-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

locker room 3,650.00 5 60.00 300.00 1,095.004' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

START ELECT BALLAST BF: .85-.95 LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

printing 3,128.57 63 60.00 3,780.00 11,826.004' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

staff bathrm 501.37 2 60.00 120.00 60.164' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

t206 2,607.14 6 118.00 708.00 1,845.864' FIXTURE, 4-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

t206 2,607.14 6 60.00 360.00 938.574' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

t210 2,607.14 14 60.00 840.00 2,190.004' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

closet 501.37 11 13.00 143.00 71.70 1 - 13W CFL 501.37 11 8.50 93.50 46.88HOUSEHOLD FROSTED GLOBE, 8.5W,


closet 501.37 1 65.00 65.00 32.59 A LAMP 65 WATT INCANDESCENT 501.37 1 11.00 11.00 5.52HOUSEHOLD FROSTED GLOBE, 11W,


hallway 8,760.00 6 108.00 648.00 5,676.48 4' FIXTURE, 2-F54/T5/HO/LAMPS,

ELECTRONIC BALLAST8,760.00 12 15.00 180.00 1,576.80 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP

LED TUBE





LED TUBE

storage 501.37 1 13.00 13.00 6.52 1 - 13W CFL 501.37 1 8.50 8.50 4.26HOUSEHOLD FROSTED GLOBE, 8.5W,


teachers

room3,128.57 2 60.00 120.00 375.43




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

boiler room 501.37 16 60.00 960.00 481.324' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

boys locker

room2,085.71 6 60.00 360.00 750.86




LED TUBE

Existing: 1408 8,069.00 94,836.00 308,658.68 New: 3158 1,703.50 46,000.50 142,658.23

room START ELECT BALLAST BF: .85-.95 LED TUBE

breakroom 3,128.57 2 60.00 120.00 375.434' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

electrical

room501.37 2 60.00 120.00 60.16




LED TUBE

faculty br 501.37 1 60.00 60.00 30.084' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

girls locker

room2,085.71 6 60.00 360.00 750.86




LED TUBE

gym 3,650.00 8 60.00 480.00 1,752.00 4' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

hallway 8,760.00 22 108.00 2,376.00 20,813.764' FIXTURE, 2-F54/T5/HO/LAMPS,



LED TUBE


lounge 3,128.57 2 60.00 120.00 375.434' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

mech rm 501.37 1 26.00 26.00 13.04 1 - 26 WATT CFL SCREW-IN 501.37 1 8.50 8.50 4.26HOUSEHOLD FROSTED GLOBE, 8.5W,


mech rm 501.37 10 60.00 600.00 300.824' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

shop 2,607.14 104 60.00 6,240.00 16,268.574' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

shop 2,607.14 6 118.00 708.00 1,845.864' FIXTURE, 4-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE




LED TUBE

weight

room501.37 12 60.00 720.00 360.99




LED TUBE




LED TUBE


Proposal #: 338





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0 0 - N/A 55 ACRYLIC 1'X4' TWO LAMP

0 0 - N/A 9 ACRYLIC 2'X2' THREE LAMP



1 1 - 26 WATT CFL SCREW-IN 1 HOUSEHOLD FROSTED GLOBE, 8.5W, SUPER WARM 2700K, 120V

9 2' FIXTURE, 2-F28 T5 27 2 FOOT 9W NW MILKY LENS SP SEP LED TUBE









Newark BOE - Technology HS

187 Broadway

Newark, New Jersey,

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Newark BOE

Technology HS - Newark, New Jersey




Demand Usage















FINANCIAL SUMMARY









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14 110/t119 2,607.14 364' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


15 auditorium 2,085.71 4 1 - 26 WATT CFL QUAD - PIN FIXTURE 4HN-H-13W-

3500-G1



16 cadd 2,607.14 454' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT




18 conf room 3,128.57 64' FIXTURE, 4-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


19 copy room 3,128.57 3*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


20faculty

bathroom501.37 1











25 hallway 8,760.00 144' FIXTURE, 2-F54/T5/HO/LAMPS, ELECTRONIC

BALLAST28 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE

need new

fixture

26 hallway 4,380.00 0 0 - N/A 14 131A23212X-2 ACRYLIC 1'X4' TWO LAMP new fixture

27 hallway 8,760.00 9 2' FIXTURE, 2-F28 T5 27 *200820-012 2 FOOT 9W NW MILKY LENS SP SEP LED TUBEneed new

fxture

28 hallway 4,380.00 0 0 - N/A 9 131A317X-2 ACRYLIC 2'X2' THREE LAMP new fixture

29 janitor 501.37 14' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


30 main office 3,128.57 6*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


31market

manager3,128.57 32














32 media center 3,128.57 86 BALLAST BF: .85-.95 172 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A



34 occupations 2,607.14 584' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


35 office 3,128.57 18*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


36principal

office3,128.57 5



37 security 3,128.57 14' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


38stage

lighting501.37 4











































59 classroom 2,607.14 154' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


60 girls br 501.37 34' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT







BALLAST26 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE new fixture

64 hallway 4,380.00 0 0 - N/A 13 131A23212X-2 ACRYLIC 1'X4' TWO LAMP N/A









BALLAST BF: .85-.95



70 printing 3,128.57 634' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


71 staff bathrm 501.37 24' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT






74 t206 2,607.14 64' FIXTURE, 4-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT




















84 closet 501.37 11 1 - 13W CFL 11SL-A19-L-9W-

27K-WH


120V N/A

85 closet 501.37 1 A LAMP 65 WATT INCANDESCENT 1SL-A19-L-11W-

27K-WH


120VN/A



need new

fixture




89 storage 501.37 1 1 - 13W CFL 1SL-A19-L-9W-

27K-WH


120VN/A

90teachers

room3,128.57 2





























104boys locker

2,085.71 64' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT



room BALLAST BF: .85-.95

105 breakroom 3,128.57 24' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


106electrical

room 501.37 24' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


107 faculty br 501.37 14' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


108girls locker

room2,085.71 6





110 gym 3,650.00 9 *4' FIXTURE, 6-F32/T8 LAMPS, ELECTRONIC BALLAST 54 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A





need new

fixture


114 lounge 3,128.57 24' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


115 mech rm 501.37 1 1 - 26 WATT CFL SCREW-IN 1SL-A19-L-9W-

27K-WH


120VN/A

116 mech rm 501.37 104' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


117 shop 2,607.14 1044' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


118 shop 2,607.14 64' FIXTURE, 4-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT









Proposal #: 339

Project Name: Newark BOE - Weequahic HS

Address: 279 Chancellor Ave.



LocationCurrent

Hours

Current

Qty

Current

Watts

Total

Current

Watts

Current


Proposed

Hours

Proposed

Qty

Proposed

Watts

Total

Proposed

Watts

Proposed






G2 HP 4 FOOT 15W NWC SEP LED TUBE

LIGHT - DLC LISTED




LIGHT - DLC LISTED




LIGHT - DLC LISTED

auditorium 3,228.85 28 215.00 6,020.00 19,437.65 METAL HALIDE, 1-175 WATT LAMP 3,228.85 28 17.00 476.00 1,536.93PAR38, 17W, 60DEG, SUPER WARM 2700K,

120V

auditorium 3,228.85 36 65.00 2,340.00 7,555.50 A LAMP 65 WATT INCANDESCENT 3,228.85 36 11.00 396.00 1,278.62HOUSEHOLD FROSTED GLOBE, 11W, SUPER

WARM 2700K, 120V

band room 2,005.49 49 60.00 2,940.00 5,896.154' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LIGHT - DLC LISTED




LIGHT - DLC LISTED

law

academy2,005.49 8 89.00 712.00 1,427.91




LIGHT - DLC LISTED

locker

room2,005.49 7 60.00 420.00 842.31




LIGHT - DLC LISTED

north

cafeteria3,228.85 1 25.40 25.40 82.01


BALLAST .80 BF3,228.85 1 15.00 15.00 48.43


LED TUBE

nurse 2,005.49 11 60.00 660.00 1,323.634' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

gym 3,228.85 20 34.00 680.00 2,195.62*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,



TUBE

gym 3,228.85 4 458.00 1,832.00 5,915.25METAL HALIDE, 1-400 WATT LAMP -

OVER 15'3,228.85 4 154.00 616.00 1,988.97

HIGH BAY, 154W, OPEN, 5500K, 120-


security

room1,153.16 5 60.00 300.00 345.95




LED TUBE

stage

lighting2,005.49 8 60.00 480.00 962.64




LED TUBE

storage 1,153.16 11 60.00 660.00 761.09




LED TUBE

weight

room3,228.85 17 60.00 1,020.00 3,293.42




LED TUBE

weight

room3,228.85 10 34.00 340.00 1,097.81




TUBE




LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 4 15.00 60.00 120.33


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 4 15.00 60.00 120.33


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 4 15.00 60.00 120.33


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 18 15.00 270.00 541.48


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 15 15.00 225.00 451.24


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 13 15.00 195.00 391.07


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 12 15.00 180.00 360.99


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 15 15.00 225.00 451.24


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 2 15.00 30.00 60.16


LED TUBE




TUBE

















LED TUBE




TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 4 15.00 60.00 120.33


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 9 15.00 135.00 270.74


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 9 15.00 135.00 270.74


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 15 15.00 225.00 451.24


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 12 15.00 180.00 360.99


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 13 15.00 195.00 391.07


LED TUBE

attendance 2,005.49 5 89.00 445.00 892.454' FIXTURE, 3-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

balcony 3,228.85 22 215.00 4,730.00 15,272.44 METAL HALIDE, 1-175 WATT LAMP 3,228.85 22 17.00 374.00 1,207.59 PAR38, 17W, 60DEG, SUPER WARM 2700K,

120V

balcony 3,228.85 2 60.00 120.00 387.464' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

bathroom 2,005.49 1 17.00 17.00 34.09*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,



TUBE

closet 1,153.16 2 25.40 50.80 58.584' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF1,153.16 2 15.00 30.00 34.59


LED TUBE

closet 1,153.16 1 60.00 60.00 69.19 A LAMP 60 WATT INCANDESCENT 1,153.16 1 11.00 11.00 12.68HOUSEHOLD FROSTED GLOBE, 11W, SUPER

WARM 2700K, 120V

conf room 2,005.49 5 89.00 445.00 892.454' FIXTURE, 3-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

conf room 2,005.49 24 108.00 2,592.00 5,198.244' FIXTURE, 2-F54/T5/HO/LAMPS,



LED TUBE

conf room 2,005.49 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 - N/A 2,005.49 24 0.00 0.00 0.00 ACRYLIC 1'X4' TWO LAMP

drivers ed 2,005.49 18 89.00 1,602.00 3,212.804' FIXTURE, 3-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

girls room 2,005.49 1 25.40 25.40 50.944' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 1 15.00 15.00 30.08


LED TUBE




LED TUBE

guidance 2,005.49 1 25.40 25.40 50.944' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 1 15.00 15.00 30.08


LED TUBE




LED TUBE

gym office 2,005.49 4 89.00 356.00 713.964' FIXTURE, 3-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

gym office 2,005.49 1 28.00 28.00 56.15 1 - 26 WATT CFL QUAD - PIN FIXTURE 2,005.49 1 15.00 15.00 30.08HELEN LAMP, HORIZONTAL,



BALLAST .80 BF3,228.85 64 15.00 960.00 3,099.69


LED TUBE




LED TUBE

home ec 2,005.49 11 89.00 979.00 1,963.384' FIXTURE, 3-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

home ec 2,005.49 2 34.00 68.00 136.37*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,



TUBE




LED TUBE

kitchen 2,005.49 4 34.00 136.00 272.75*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS,



TUBE

laundry 2,005.49 1 89.00 89.00 178.494' FIXTURE, 3-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

main

office2,005.49 17 60.00 1,020.00 2,045.60




LED TUBE

media

center

2,005.49 8 28.00 224.00 449.23 1 - 26 WATT CFL QUAD - PIN FIXTURE 2,005.49 8 15.00 120.00 240.66 HELEN LAMP, HORIZONTAL,


mens br 1,153.16 8 89.00 712.00 821.054' FIXTURE, 3-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

mens br 1,153.16 1 60.00 60.00 69.194' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

new gym 3,228.85 30 108.00 3,240.00 10,461.464' FIXTURE, 2-F54/T5/HO/LAMPS,



LED TUBE

new gym 2,005.49 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 - N/A 2,005.49 30 0.00 0.00 0.00CUSTOM 2' X 4' FIXTURE, 3 LAMP W/WIRE

GUARD

GUARD

new gym

lobby3,228.85 4 60.00 240.00 774.92




LED TUBE

north

cafeteria3,228.85 35 118.00 4,130.00 13,335.13




LED TUBE




LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 4 15.00 60.00 120.33


LED TUBE




LED TUBE

princ

office2,005.49 6 60.00 360.00 721.98




LED TUBE

princ

office2,005.49 1 17.00 17.00 34.09




TUBE

princ

office2,005.49 1 34.00 34.00 68.19




TUBE

safe 2,005.49 3 25.40 76.20 152.824' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 3 15.00 45.00 90.25


LED TUBE

school

store2,005.49 4 118.00 472.00 946.59




LED TUBE

shower

area1,153.16 6 89.00 534.00 615.79




LED TUBE

south

cafeteria3,228.85 40 118.00 4,720.00 15,240.15




LED TUBE

south

cafeteria3,228.85 5 60.00 300.00 968.65 A LAMP 60 WATT INCANDESCENT 3,228.85 5 11.00 55.00 177.59

HOUSEHOLD FROSTED GLOBE, 11W, SUPER

WARM 2700K, 120V

storage 1,153.16 8 60.00 480.00 553.524' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

storage 1,153.16 10 25.40 254.00 292.904' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF1,153.16 10 15.00 150.00 172.97


LED TUBE

teachers

cafeteria3,228.85 20 34.00 680.00 2,195.62




TUBE

weight

room3,228.85 20 108.00 2,160.00 6,974.31

4' FIXTURE, 2-F54/T5/HO/LAMPS,



LED TUBE

weight

room2,005.49 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 - N/A 2,005.49 20 0.00 0.00 0.00 ACRYLIC 1'X4' TWO LAMP

womens br 2,005.49 6 89.00 534.00 1,070.934' FIXTURE, 3-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT



LED TUBE

womens

lockerrm3,228.85 49 60.00 2,940.00 9,492.81




LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 24 15.00 360.00 721.98


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 27 15.00 405.00 812.23


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 2 15.00 30.00 60.16


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 18 15.00 270.00 541.48


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 21 15.00 315.00 631.73


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 24 15.00 360.00 721.98


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 12 15.00 180.00 360.99


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 15 15.00 225.00 451.24


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 12 15.00 180.00 360.99


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 15 15.00 225.00 451.24


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 12 15.00 180.00 360.99


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 15 15.00 225.00 451.24


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 27 15.00 405.00 812.23


LED TUBE




LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 15 15.00 225.00 451.24


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 15 15.00 225.00 451.24


LED TUBE


2,005.49 15 15.00 225.00 451.24G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 15 15.00 225.00 451.24


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 22 15.00 330.00 661.81


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 15 15.00 225.00 451.24


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 15 15.00 225.00 451.24


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 3 15.00 45.00 90.25


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF 2,005.49 15 15.00 225.00 451.24G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP

LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 15 15.00 225.00 451.24


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 18 15.00 270.00 541.48


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 21 15.00 315.00 631.73


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 15 15.00 225.00 451.24


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 15 15.00 225.00 451.24


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 30 15.00 450.00 902.47


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 4 15.00 60.00 120.33


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 14 15.00 210.00 421.15


LED TUBE

girls room 2,005.49 2 25.40 50.80 101.884' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 2 15.00 30.00 60.16


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF3,228.85 88 15.00 1,320.00 4,262.08


LED TUBE

media

center2,005.49 83 60.00 4,980.00 9,987.36




LED TUBE

media

center2,005.49 8 34.00 272.00 545.49




TUBE

mens br 1,153.16 5 25.40 127.00 146.454' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF1,153.16 5 15.00 75.00 86.49


LED TUBE

stairwell 3,228.85 11 25.40 279.40 902.144' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF3,228.85 11 15.00 165.00 532.76


LED TUBE

teachers

lounge2,005.49 2 25.40 50.80 101.88


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 2 15.00 30.00 60.16


LED TUBE

womens br 1,153.16 5 25.40 127.00 146.454' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF1,153.16 5 15.00 75.00 86.49


LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 15 15.00 225.00 451.24


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 15 15.00 225.00 451.24


LED TUBE

409 2,005.49 12 25.40 304.80 611.27


BALLAST .80 BF 2,005.49 12 15.00 180.00 360.99


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF 2,005.49 15 15.00 225.00 451.24G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP

LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 24 15.00 360.00 721.98


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 24 15.00 360.00 721.98


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 24 15.00 360.00 721.98


LED TUBE


BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 10 15.00 150.00 300.82


LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE


Existing: 2411 8,237.20 146,030.00 378,862.96 New: 4587 2,401.00 67,514.00 169,444.88




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE




LED TUBE

413a 2,005.49 4 25.40 101.60 203.764' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC

BALLAST .80 BF2,005.49 4 15.00 60.00 120.33


LED TUBE

computer

lab2,005.49 15 60.00 900.00 1,804.94 4' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT

START ELECT BALLAST BF: .85-.952,005.49 30 15.00 450.00 902.47 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP

LED TUBE




LED TUBE

teacher

lounge2,005.49 6 60.00 360.00 721.98




LED TUBE

kitchen

basement1,153.16 33 25.40 838.20 966.58


BALLAST .80 BF1,153.16 33 15.00 495.00 570.81


LED TUBE


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0 0 - N/A 44 ACRYLIC 1'X4' TWO LAMP

0 0 - N/A 30 CUSTOM 2' X 4' FIXTURE, 3 LAMP W/WIRE GUARD



131 4' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT BALLAST BF: .85-.95 262 G2 HP 4 FOOT 15W NWC SEP LED TUBE LIGHT - DLC LISTED



8 4' FIXTURE, 3-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT BALLAST BF: .85-.95 24 G2 HP 4 FOOT 15W NWC SEP LED TUBE LIGHT - DLC LISTED





50 METAL HALIDE, 1-175 WATT LAMP 50 PAR38, 17W, 60DEG, SUPER WARM 2700K, 120V





Newark BOE - Weequahic HS

279 Chancellor Ave.

Newark , New Jersey,

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Newark BOE

Weequahic HS - Newark , New Jersey




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BALLAST BF: .85-.9530 *200732 G2 HP 4 FOOT 15W NWC SEP LED TUBE LIGHT - DLC LISTED N/A





5 auditorium 3,228.85 28 METAL HALIDE, 1-175 WATT LAMP 28DL-P38F-SW60-


6 auditorium 3,228.85 36 A LAMP 65 WATT INCANDESCENT 36SL-A19-L-11W-

27K-WH


120VN/A

7 band room 2,005.49 494' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT




9 law academy 2,005.49 84' FIXTURE, 3-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT




11north

cafeteria3,228.85 1 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 1 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A



13 gym 3,228.85 20*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC



AL, HPN/A

15security

room1,153.16 5



16 stage lighting 2,005.49 84' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


17 storage 1,153.16 114' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


18 weight room 3,228.85 174' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


19 weight room 3,228.85 10*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC



































39 attendance 2,005.49 54' FIXTURE, 3-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


40 balcony 3,228.85 22 METAL HALIDE, 1-175 WATT LAMP 22DL-P38F-SW60-


41 balcony 3,228.85 24' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


42 bathroom 2,005.49 1*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


43 closet 1,153.16 2 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 2 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A

44 closet 1,153.16 1 A LAMP 60 WATT INCANDESCENT 1SL-A19-L-11W-

27K-WH


120VN/A

45 conf room 2,005.49 5 4' FIXTURE, 3-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


46 conf room 2,005.49 244' FIXTURE, 2-F54/T5/HO/LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


need new

fixture

47 conf room 2,005.49 0 0 - N/A 24 131A23212X-2 ACRYLIC 1'X4' TWO LAMP N/A

48 drivers ed 2,005.49 184' FIXTURE, 3-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


49 girls room 2,005.49 1 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 1 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A



51 guidance 2,005.49 1 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 1 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A

52 gym 3,228.85 112 *4' FIXTURE, 6-F32/T8 LAMPS, ELECTRONIC BALLAST 672 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A

53 gym office 2,005.49 44' FIXTURE, 3-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


54 gym office 2,005.49 1 1 - 26 WATT CFL QUAD - PIN FIXTURE 1HN-H-13W-

3500-G1






57 home ec 2,005.49 114' FIXTURE, 3-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


58 home ec 2,005.49 2*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC






61 laundry 2,005.49 14' FIXTURE, 3-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT




63 media center 2,005.49 8 1 - 26 WATT CFL QUAD - PIN FIXTURE 8HN-H-13W-

3500-G1



64 mens br 1,153.16 84' FIXTURE, 3-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


65 mens br 1,153.16 14' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


66 new gym 3,228.85 304' FIXTURE, 2-F54/T5/HO/LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


need new

fixture

67 new gym 2,005.49 0 0 - N/A 30 C-2x4WG3L CUSTOM 2' X 4' FIXTURE, 3 LAMP W/WIRE GUARD N/A

68new gym

lobby3,228.85 4



69north

cafeteria3,228.85 35





71 office 2,005.49 4 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 4 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A



73 princ office 2,005.49 64' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


74 princ office 2,005.49 1*2' FIXTURE, 1-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


75 princ office 2,005.49 1*2' FIXTURE, 2-F17/T8/STD LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


76 safe 2,005.49 3 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 3 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A


77 school store 2,005.49 4 BALLAST BF: .85-.95 16 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A

78 shower area 1,153.16 64' FIXTURE, 3-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


79south




80south

cafeteria3,228.85 5 A LAMP 60 WATT INCANDESCENT 5

SL-A19-L-11W-

27K-WH


120VN/A

81 storage 1,153.16 84' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


82 storage 1,153.16 10 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 10 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A

83teachers




84 weight room 3,228.85 204' FIXTURE, 2-F54/T5/HO/LAMPS, ELECTRONIC


need new

fixture

85 weight room 2,005.49 0 0 - N/A 20 131A23212X-2 ACRYLIC 1'X4' TWO LAMP N/A

86 womens br 2,005.49 64' FIXTURE, 3-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT


87womens

lockerrm3,228.85 49


































118 girls room 2,005.49 2 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 2 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A






122 mens br 1,153.16 5 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 5 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A


124teachers

lounge2,005.49 2 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 2 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A

125 womens br 1,153.16 5 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 5 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A


















































154 413a 2,005.49 4 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 4 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A

155 computer lab 2,005.49 154' FIXTURE, 2-F32/T8 LAMPS, INSTANT START ELECT




157teacher

lounge2,005.49 6



158kitchen

basement1,153.16 33 4' FIXTURE, 1-F32/T8/ ELECTRONIC BALLAST .80 BF 33 *200803-012 G3 SP 4 FOOT 15W NW MILKY LENS SEP LED TUBE N/A

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