Title: Lighting Maintenance
1Lighting Maintenance Group Relamping
2Objectives of this Presentation
- Gain an understanding of the concept of Planned
Lighting Management - Learn how the key to managing lighting costs
center on managing the energy required to run the
system - Learn what Maintenance and operations procedures
should be considered
3Planned Lighting Management
- Planned Group Relamping
- Regular Fixture Cleaning
- Regular Inspections Insuring Lighting is Kept in
Top Condition - Insuring Appropriate Maintained Lighting Levels
for the Tasks Being Performed
4Planned Group Relamping
- The process of changing all lamps at a
pre-determined time based on total hours of
operation rather than changing lamps individually
only as they fail. - Typically all reflective surfaces of lighting
fixtures are also cleaned during a group relamp
to maximize fixture efficiency.
5Lamp Mortality
When will lamps fail?
6Typical Average Rated Life for Various
Fluorescent Lamps
7Planned Group Relamping- Why?
- All fluorescent lamps have a predictable rated
life - At 60 of rated life only 3 will fail
- At 70 of rated life 9 will fail
- At 80 of rated life 18 will Fail
- At 90 of rated life 32 will Fail
- At 100 of rated life 50 will be burning and 50
will not
8Planned Group Relamping- Why?
100 New 4-Lamp Fixtures
9Planned Group Relamping- Why?
0-60 Life 3 New Burnouts
10Planned Group Relamping- Why?
60 - 70 Life 6 New Burnouts ( 9 Total )
11Planned Group Relamping- Why?
70 - 80 Life 9 New Burnouts ( 18 Total )
12Planned Group Relamping- Why?
80 - 90 Life 14 New Burnouts ( 32 Total )
13Planned Group Relamping- Why?
90 - 100 Life 18 New Burnouts ( 50 Total )
14Spot Relamping is More Expensive Than Group
Relamping
- Someone must report the lamp out
- A work order must be generated
- Someone has to go to the site
- The lamp must be changed
- The lamp must be disposed of
- Ladders and equipment must be stored
- It often takes 20 to 45 minutes to change a
single lamp using this method
15Benefits of Group Relamping
- Lower Labor Cost
- One Maintenance man, working alone, changes a
lamp in an average of 20 minutes. If he earns
15.00 per hour his labor cost is 5.00 per lamp,
NOT INCLUDING THE COST OF THE LAMP ITSELF.
16Benefits of Group Relamping
- Lower Labor Cost
- More Light
- Full change-out to better color lamps
- Full change-out to energy saving lamps
- Fewer work interruption
- Fewer un-replaced burnouts
- Cleaner fixture appearance
- Less lamp stocking
17Lighting Levels Decline .....
- As fluorescent and HID lamps age they get dimmer
- Lumen Depreciation of 20 or higher is common in
fluorescent and HID lamp types - Dirt buildup on lamps, reflective surfaces and
prismatic lenses traps light and reduces
effective illumination - Planned group relamping and regular fixture
cleaning insure you are getting all the light you
are paying for !
18Fluorescent Lamp Mortality
Burnouts
0
20
Most Economical Group Relamp Time.
40
60
80
100
0
40
80
120
20
60
100
Time ( Lamplife)
19Spot Relamping Effect on Light Output
Light
100
Lamp Depreciation
80
Dirt Depreciation
Spot Cleaning
60
No Cleaning
40
20
0
0
20
60
40
100
120
140
200
80
180
160
Time ( Lamplife)
20Group Relamping at 70 of Rated Life
Light
70
Time ( Lamplife)
21The Real Cost of Light
- Users often focus on the cost of lamps feeling
that if they can control lamp cost they have
effectively controlled the cost of lighting
22The Real Cost of Light
- They are often surprised to learn that lamps are
the least expensive component of operating a
lighting system !
23The Real Cost of Light
- Lamps typically represent only 3 of the total
cost of operating a lighting system
24The Real Cost of Light
- Labor typically accounts for 6 of lighting cost
25The Real Cost of Light
- Ballasts typically average 6 of total cost as
well
26The Real Cost of Light
- The energy required to power a lighting system
represents 85 of the total cost !
27The Real Cost of Light - ENERGY
28Let Sundown Lighting Electrical customize a
lighting maintenance plan for you!
Any Questions please contact
Scott Tapia Sales Manager 909.591.8870 scottt_at_su
ndownlighting.com