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Operating Room Lighting Replacement<br />

maintained ready for surgery at all times. The operating rooms are constant volume, 100% outdoor air units with hot<br />

water reheat. The operating rooms at Petaluma pull a much lower percentage of the total air supplied by the air<br />

handler than Kaiser: 7%. The chiller plant consists of a 200 ton air cooled Trane reciprocating chiller and an 80 ton<br />

BAC ice chiller. These chillers are being utilized at a 42 degree supply temperature and a 16°F delta T.<br />

SURGICAL LIGHTS<br />

Each of the operating rooms contains two to three<br />

surgical lights, whose energy consumption is<br />

summarized in Table 1 (Petaluma is available in<br />

Appendix II). Pictures of these OR lighting fixtures may<br />

be seen in Appendix I. These Skytron halogen fixtures<br />

have a service life of 15 years and the majority will soon<br />

be in need of replacement. There is the possibility of<br />

early retirement if an adequate energy saving will justify<br />

it.<br />

Table 1: Kaiser OR Surgical Lights.<br />

Operating<br />

Room<br />

# of Luminaries<br />

per OR<br />

Watts for<br />

Light #1<br />

Watts for<br />

Light #2<br />

Figure 4: OR Surgical Light<br />

Watts for<br />

Light #3<br />

Total Lighting<br />

Watts per room<br />

1 3 200 200 320 720<br />

2 2 200 280 0 480<br />

3 3 200 200 320 720<br />

4 3 200 200 320 720<br />

5 3 200 200 560 960<br />

6 3 200 200 560 960<br />

7 3 200 200 560 960<br />

8 2 200 320 0 520<br />

9 3 200 200 320 720<br />

10 3 200 200 320 720<br />

11 2 200 320 0 520<br />

12 2 200 320 0 520<br />

Salas O’Brien Engineers | expect a difference | Project No. 09104<br />

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