How to Retrofit Right the First Time The

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How to Retrofit Right the First Time The Fundamentals: Uplight & Waste 20 o

How to Retrofit Right the First Time The Fundamentals: Uplight & Waste 20 o Highest Intensity Critical Photometric Performance 70 o Source of Glare – gives the appearance of brightness but is wasted light Highest Intensity Spec Compliant Light Source: • • Drive the light out without waste and glare Produces uniform illumination Minimal uplight or glare Light at or below 70° critical IES compliance requires uniformity Dark skies compliance Rebate approval The Retrofit Goal: Meet or exceed the performance of the existing light source per IES standards

Spec Compliant LED Upgrade How to Successfully Upgrade to LED Standard 100 w HPS

Spec Compliant LED Upgrade How to Successfully Upgrade to LED Standard 100 w HPS 40 w LED D 4 Retrofit Emits Light 360 o 40 w LED Corn Cob Retrofit 70 o Emits Light Horizontally Traditional Style Lamp 9, 300 Lumens Total 360 o 3, 617 Lumens below 70 o • Bright appearance • Good light performance • Expensive to operate • Short Life 70 o Corncob Style LED Lamp 4, 000 Lumens Total 889 Lumens below 70 o Typically does not comply with IES Typically not Rebate Approved • Bright Appearance • 50% (est) reduction of light on the ground • Poor Light Performance • Short life Emits Wide Light Pattern Down 70 o D 4 LED Post Top Retrofit 4, 000 Lumens Total 3, 904 Lumens below 70 o Performs to IES Rebate Approved • Bright but low glare • 8% Increase of light on the ground • Good performance • 100, 000 Hour life

Spec Compliant LED Upgrade Actual Photometrics – 0. 1 fc and above shaded Standard

Spec Compliant LED Upgrade Actual Photometrics – 0. 1 fc and above shaded Standard 100 w HPS Emits Light 360 o 70 o Traditional Style Lamp Covers 7, 398 sq ft 40 w LED Corn Cob Retrofit 40 w LED D 4 Retrofit Emits Light Horizontally 70 o Corncob Style LED Lamp Covers 4, 404 sq ft Emits Wide Light Pattern Down 70 o D 4 LED Post Top Retrofit Covers 8, 768 sq ft

Successful LED Retrofit: Important Principals to Understand: • • • High Pressure Sodium is

Successful LED Retrofit: Important Principals to Understand: • • • High Pressure Sodium is very efficient (90 -120 LPW) Most LED systems are about the same efficiency (80 -120 LPW) How can someone replace HPS with LED and get an energy savings without reducing light levels and coverage? Efficient light control is the only way an LED system can replace high pressure sodium without violating national ANSI/IES lighting standards Most corn cob style products have little to no light control. Ma. Tech uses only highly engineered optics to manage light. Retrofit with peace of mind. Retrofit with Ma. Tech and we’ll help you select the right product for your application. Retrofit right the first time with Ma. Tech Lighting Systems