13c_nec_lighting_instructions

2013-2014 Lighting 

Instructions for completing the NE&C LIGHTING Rebate Worksheet 

General Note: 

1. This application is for new high efficiency lighting fixtures, systems and controls. 

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new equipment & construction 

2. Cutsheets/specifications including photometric tables must be submitted and reviewed by the utility to verify 

compliance with technical requirements. 

3. Proof of Purchase includes invoice(s) indicating the size, type, manufacturer, model or part number, purchase date, 

and vendor of the efficient equipment are required for payment of rebates. 

4. The rebate, in conjunction with all other sources of funding, cannot exceed the total project cost. 

Eligibility Requirements: 

1. Each lighting efficiency measure must meet the efficiency and technical specifications found in Tables A and A-1. 

Fixture efficiency ratings can be found on fixture photometric reports. It is the total % lamp lumen output in 

the 0 to 90 degree range for direct fixtures and 0 to 180 degree range for direct/indirect found in the Zonal 

Lumen Summary. 

2. Lighting efficiency requirements are intended to reduce the lighting system's energy demand and consumption while 

delivering quality lighting in accordance with IES recommended lighting guidelines. 

3. Each fixture type or system must operate on average 2,000 hours annually unless otherwise specified by the measure 

code. 

4. Fixtures that do not meet the minimum required fixture efficiency may be eligible for code 10 incentive if they have 

approved HP/RW T8 lamps and ballast systems or T5 systems 

5. When replacing ballasts, follow manufacturer’s installation and wiring guidelines. 

6. Minimum watts for prescriptive control measures is the average total watts controlled per controller. 

7. All LED lighting must be listed on current approved LED list on Energy Star’s (ES) www.energystar.gov, Designlights 

Consortium (DLC) www.designlights.org or the utilities’ websites. 

8. The incentive offer is not valid unless signed and dated by the Utility Representative. The Customer accepts the 

Utilities incentive offer and agrees to the Terms and Conditions of the Utility by signing in the pre-approval offer block. 

9. Lighting in general as well as outdoor lighting not covered with prescriptive incentives will be considered as a custom 

measure & must pass the utility’s benefit cost test to be eligible for an incentive. 

Proposed Lighting System - Pre-Installation Requirements 

1. Review eligibility requirements. 

2. Review specifications for the proposed equipment to confirm it meets the minimum efficiency requirements, if 

available. 

3. Complete the lighting or lighting controls rebate worksheet as described below. 

4. Fill out a separate line for each unique combination of proposed Measure Code, Fixture Code (see Table B) and hours 

of operation. 

5. Fill out a separate line for each lighting control measure including control description, quantity of fixtures controlled, 

and hours of reduction for each device proposed (refer to Table A-1 for measure code and rebate amount). 

6. Hours of operation are the estimated annual hours that the particular fixture(s) actually operate. Try to be as specific 

and accurate as possible. Note that fixture operating hours are not necessarily the same as the facility operating 

hours. 

7. Add the Lighting Total and the Control Total in the Grand Total box. The front of the application is to be filled out by 

the utility. The Rebate Total boxes cannot exceed the total equipment costs. 

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Explanation of how to fill out table: 

NE&C LIGHTING REBATE WORKSHEET 

Item 

Measure 

Code 

Fixture 

Code 

Fixture 

Description 

Quantity 

of Fixtures 

(A) 

Annual Hours of 

Operation 

Per Unit Rebate $ 

(B) 

Total 

Rebate ($) 

Ex. 31 3F32EEL 3L4T8EE/EEE 34 4,200 $15 $510 

See 

Table A 

See Table C See Table C Amount of 

fixtures to be 

installed 

From Customer 

or Utility 

Representative 

See Table A 

A x B 

Explanation of how to fill out table: 

Item 

Lighting 

Control 

Measure 

Code 

Lighting 

Control 

Description 

LIGHTING CONTROLS REBATE WORKSHEET 

Quantity 

(a) 

Lighting 

Fixture 

Code 

Quantity 

of 

Fixtures 

Annual 

Hours 

(without 

controls) 

Annual 

Hours of 

Lighting 

Reduction 

% Power 

Reduction 

for 

Daylight 

Dimming 

(code 62) 

Per 

Unit 

Rebate 

($) 

(b) 

Total 

Rebate 

($) 

(a * b) 

Ex. 61 Remote Occ. 

Sensor 

6 3F32EEL 12 2,650 800 N/A $50 $300 

Ex. 

62 Daylight 

Dimming 

DDS FL 

See 

See 

Table A-1 

Table A-1 

8 3F32EEL 10 2650 N/A 50% 25 $250 

Amount of 

controls to 

be 

installed 

New 

fixtures 

being 

controlled 

– Table C 

Quantity 

of fixtures 

being 

controlled 

From 

Customer 

or Utility 

Rep 

From 

Customer or 

Utility Rep 

From 

Customer or 

Utility Rep 

See 

Table 

A-1 

Calculate 

the 

Rebate 

Post-Installation 

Utility Representative must verify that: 

1. The new energy efficient lighting fixtures, systems and controls types have been installed and are energized. 

2. The lighting fixtures, systems and controls match the manufacturer’s information represented on the rebate application. 

If the lighting fixtures, systems and controls have changed from what was approved for the initial rebate offer, the 

substituted equipment specifications must be submitted and reviewed by the utility to verify compliance with technical 

requirements and approved before a rebate is considered. 

3. Proof of Purchase has been submitted. This includes invoice(s) indicating the size, type, manufacturer, model or part 

number, purchase date, and vendor of the efficient equipment. Other forms of payment such as AIA Certificates of 

Payment may also be acceptable. 

4. The Utility Representative & Customer have signed & dated the post installation inspection block on the rebate form. 

Measure Specific Documentation Requirements 

1. All lighting fixtures and controls require an invoice showing fixture manufacturer, model, and number of lamps, ballast 

specifications (if applicable), fixture quantities and costs. 

LED Specific Documentation Requirements 

1. LED prescriptive incentives are only provided on qualified LED fixtures listed on Energy Star’s (ES), Designlights 

Consortium (DLC) or the utilities’ websites. For fixtures not listed on the websites, manufacturers are encouraged 

to submit the required LED fixture information to either Energy Star for categories shown on their website or to 

Designlights for categories shown on their website. For LED products without categories the manufacturer shall 

submit their LED fixture information including the required test information shown on Designlights’ website to their 

utility for review. For more information see www.energystar.gov and www.designlights.org. 

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Fluorescent Ballasts and Installation Guidelines 

For customers participating in New Hampshire’s new equipment and construction lighting rebate program, the following 

equipment specifications and installation guidelines are recommended. These guidelines are not requirements for 

receiving rebates, but have been compiled to help inform our customers so they achieve the energy savings calculated 

under our programs and maintain quality installations. 

1. Must meet all applicable current Federal and State efficiency standards. 

2. Total harmonic distortion (THD) of 20% or less. THD is a measure of the distortion of an electrical wave form 

(sinusoidal wave) expressed as a percentage. Excessive THD may cause adverse effects to the electrical system 

and may interfere with electronic equipment. 

3. UL Listed, National Electrical Code Section 410. 

4. Power factor > 90% (considered high power factor devices). Power factor is a measure of the effectiveness with 

which an electrical device converts volt-amperes to watts. 

5. Lamp Current Crest Factor (LCCF) is the ratio of peak lamp current to the RMS (average) lamp current. Lamp 

manufacturers require a LCCF of less than 1.70 in order to achieve full lamp life. 

6. For outside or cold weather operation, ballasts with a 0 degree F rating should be used. Indoor operation ballast is 

typically rated for 50 degree F operation. 

7. Ballast shall operate at a frequency above 40,000 Hz. 

8. Ballast shall meet (FCC 47 CFR Part 18 Non–consumer) for EMI/RFI ensuring suitability for commercial and 

industrial installations. 

9. Ballasts should be installed with the appropriate lamp size and number of lamps that the ballast was designed for to 

maintain the above specifications and project savings. 

Examples: 

a. A two (2) lamp fixture should have a 2 lamp High Performance / Reduced Wattage (HP/RW) ballast installed, 

not a 3 lamp ballast. A three (3) lamp ballast can power 2 lamps; but will draw more energy, could have 

higher harmonic distortion, and may affect lamp life. 

b. HP/RW ballasts designed to power 4', 3' or 2' HP/RW T8's lamps are most efficient when powering the 4' 

HP/RW T8's. That ballast will use more energy and have higher harmonics when used with 3' or 2' lamps 

rather than a ballast designed specifically for 3' or 2' lamps. 

10. Manufacturer should provide a minimum 3 year warranty, or preferably a 5 year warranty. Some manufacturers will 

also provide a labor cost reimbursement for defective ballasts requiring replacement while under warranty. 

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Note: All fluorescent fixtures must have High Performance or Reduced Wattage (HP/RW) lamps & ballast systems or a T5 lamp and ballast systems to be 

eligible for a fluorescent incentives. Facility lighting must average 2,000 hours per year. For detailed eligibility requirements & a list of qualifying HPT8 lamps 

and ballasts, log onto CEE’s web site at www.cee1.org or the utility website 

Table A: Lighting Systems Incentives 

Product 

Code 

Measure Description 

10 * The re-lamp/re-ballast of existing fixtures 

with new High Performance /Reduced Wattage 

(HP/RW) T-8 or T-5 lamps and HP/RW T-8 

Electronic Ballasts 

Per 

Fixture 

Incentive 

$10 

Eligibility Criteria 

Re-lamp/re-ballast of existing fixtures with T-8 or T-5 lamps, each fixture is 

composed of a ballast and 1, 2, 3 or 4 lamps. Only one incentive may be counted 

per fixture. Multiple fixtures served by a single ballast are only eligible for one 

incentive. Consider using reduced wattage 25 & 28 watt T8 CEE qualified 

lamps/ballasts. 

30A * 

High Efficiency 2 lamp Prismatic Lensed 

Fluorescent Fixtures - 

2x2 or 2x4 

$15 

Overall fixture efficiency must be > : 

- 83% for 2x4 prismatic lensed fixture with two T-8 or T-5 lamps; 

- 75% for 2x2 prismatic lensed fixture with two T-8 or T-5 lamps 

(reduced wattage biax lamps are eligible- typically 28 watts or less). 

30B * 

High Efficiency 2 lamp Parabolic 

Fluorescent Fixtures - 

2x2 or 2x4 

$25 

Overall fixture efficiency must be > 80%: 

- 2x4 fixture with parabolic louver (2" to 3" deep cells) with two T-8 or T5 

lamps; 

- 2x2 fixture with parabolic louver (2" to 3" deep cells) with two T-8 or T5 lamps 

(reduced wattage biax lamps are eligible - typically 28 watts or less) 


- 75% for 2x4 recessed indirect/direct fixture with two T-8 or T-5 lamps; 

- 70% for 2x2 recessed indirect/direct fixture with two T-8, T-5, or T5HO (only 

reduced wattage biax lamps are eligible- typically 28 watts or less) 

30C * 

High Efficiency up to 2 lamp Recessed 

Indirect/Direct Fluorescent Fixtures - 

2x2 or 2x4 

$20 

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Product 

Code 


31 * 

High Efficiency 3 lamp Fluorescent 

Fixtures - 

2x4 

Per 

Fixture 

Incentive 

$15 



- 83% for 2x4 prismatic lensed fixture with three T-8 or T-5 lamps; 

- 75% for 2x4 fixture with parabolic louver (2" to 3" deep cells) with three T-8 

or T5 lamps; 

- 70% for 2x4 recessed indirect fixture with three T-8 or T-5 lamps; 

Eligible fixtures are limited to 3 lamps with a low power ballast factor < 0.80 

33 * 

High Efficiency Indirect Low Glare 

Pendant Fluorescent Fixtures 

Note: Advanced glare reducing diffuser fixtures 

are designed to redistribute direct lumens via a 

refractor (glare reducing lens) to fill the entire 

volume of space with light without glare or the 

cave effects of traditional downlights. 

$30 

Overall fixture efficiency must exceed: 

- 80% for an Indirect pendant fixture with two T-8 or T-5 lamps or one T-5HO 

lamp. Fixtures may have a down-light component of no greater than 45%. 

Fixtures with a down-light component must incorporate glare limiting louvers 

or a perforated cover shielding the lamps. Ceiling finish must be white and 

unobstructed 

34 * 

Advanced Recessed Fluorescent Fixtures 

1x4, 2x2, or 2x4 

$35 


- 85% for 2x4 advanced glare reducing diffuser fixture with one or two T-8 or T- 

5 lamps, or one T-5HO lamp; 

- 80% for 1x4 advanced glare reducing diffuser fixture with one or two T-8 or T- 

5 lamps, or one T-5HO lamp. 

- 80% for 2x2 advanced glare reducing diffuser fixture with one or two T-8, T-5, 

T-5HO lamps (reduced wattage biax lamps are eligible - typically 28 watts or 

less) 


- 85% for Industrial Reflector fixture with T-8 or T-5 lamps (up to 20% uplight); 

- 83% for Commercial Grade Wraparound fixture with one or two T-8 or T-5 

lamps. 

- 85% for reflector kits with specular or semi-specular reflectors Reflector Kits 

for Existing Fixtures includes 2’x2’, and 2’x4’ reflector troffer kits, 4’ and 8’ 

strip channel, and industrial reflector kits. 

Applies to fixtures installed at or less than 16 feet above the floor. Only one 

incentive may be counted per fixture. Eight foot and multiple fixtures served 

by a single ballast are only eligible for one incentive. 

41 * 

Industrial/Commercial Fluorescent 

Fixtures – 

4 ft. and 8ft. Fixtures 

$20 

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Product 

Code 


44 * 

Clean Room Rated Fluorescent Fixtures – 

1x4 or 2x4 

45 * 

Stairwell Fluorescent Fixture – with integral 

Occupancy sensor controls 

Per 

Fixture 

Incentive 

$30 

$25 

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-75% for Clean Room fluorescent fixture with up to three T-8 or T-5 lamps. 

To be eligible for incentives, fixtures must be installed in a clean room rated 

environment. 


- 75% for Stairwell fluorescent fixture with up to three T-8 or T-5 lamps. 

To be eligible for incentives, fixtures must be installed in a 8,760 hour stairwell 

application with integral occupancy sensor control, setting lights to 50% output 

in control mode (not occupied). 

(not eligible for additional control incentive) 

56 * 

High Intensity Fluorescent Fixtures (HIF) for 

High and Low Bay Applications 

(less than or equal to 195W) 

$20 Minimum wattage is 96 watts and maximum wattage is195 watts. Minimum 

fixture efficiency must exceed 87%. Recommended mounting height > 16 feet 

above the floor. High Intensity Fluorescent fixtures incorporate a number of 

lamp technologies that include T-8, T-5, T-5HO and compact fluorescent. 

T8 fixtures must have high power ballast. 

57 * 

High Intensity Fluorescent Fixtures (HIF) for 

High and Low Bay Applications 

(greater than 195W) 

$30 Minimum wattage is greater than 195 watts. Minimum fixture efficiency must 

exceed 87%. Recommended mounting height > 20 feet above the floor. High 

Intensity Fluorescent fixtures incorporate a number of lamp technologies that 

include T-8, T-5, T-5HO and compact fluorescent. 

T8 fixtures must have high power ballast 

80 LED Down Light Fixtures- Hard Wired or 

GU- 24 base 

$30 Eligible LED Down Lights are required to be hardwired or GU-24 base fixtures less 

than 25 watts and listed as a Commercial LED product by Energy Star. Also 

Eligible ALL Screw Base LED Down Light Retrofit Kits. (for more information 

see www.energystar.gov) 

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Product 

Code 


Per 

Fixture 

Incentive 


82A 

LED Cooler , Freezer Case, or Refrigerated 

Shelving Fixtures – 

3’ & 4’ Fixture 

$15 Eligible LED Cooler and Freezer Case fixtures are required to be listed by Design 

Lights Consortium (for more information see www.designlights.org) 

Please specify quantity of end and/or center mount fixtures. 

82B 

LED Cooler , Freezer Case, or Refrigerated 

Shelving Fixtures – 

5’ & 6’ Fixture 

$30 Eligible LED Cooler and Freezer Case fixtures are required to be listed by Design 

Lights Consortium (for more information see www.designlights.org) 

Please specify quantity of end and/or center mount fixtures. 

83B 

LED Low Bay Fixtures 

Garage & Canopy 

fixtures to be installed in > 4,345 hour 

applications 

. 

$50 Eligible LED Low Bay fixtures and Retrofit Kits are required to be installed in 

minimum of 4,345 hour applications (dusk to dawn) and be listed by Design Lights 

Consortium (for more information see www.designlights.org ) 

84 LED Track Heads- Hardwired 

less than or equal to 25 watts 

$20 LED track heads fixtures hardwired installations only, replacement lamps not 

eligible. Eligible fixtures are required to be less than or equal to 25 watts and listed 

by Design Lights Consortium 

(for more information see www.designlights.org ) 

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Product 

Code 


85 LED Exterior Wall Mount Fixtures to be 


applications 

Per 

Fixture 

Incentive 

$40 


Eligible LED Exterior Wall Mount fixtures are required to be installed in minimum 

of 4,345 hour applications (dusk to dawn) and be listed by Design Lights 

Consortium (for more information see www.designlights.org ) 

Eligible LED Flood Lights are required to be installed in minimum of 4,345 hour 

applications (dusk to dawn) and be listed by Design Lights Consortium (for more 

information see www.designlights.org ) 

Minimum 1,000 lumens 

86 LED Interior High Bay/Low Bay Fixtures 


applications 

$100 

Eligible LED Interior High Bay/Low Bay fixtures recommended mounting height 

> 16 feet above the floor with minimum of 4,345 hour applications and are 

required to be listed by Design Lights Consortium (for more information see 

www.designlights.org ) 

87 LED Pole Mounted Parking, Roadway, or 

Decorative Fixtures 

$100 

Eligible LED Pole Mounted Parking, Roadway, or Decorative fixtures are 

required to be installed in minimum of 4,345 hour applications (dusk to 

dawn) and be listed by Design Lights Consortium (for more information see 

www.designlights.org ) 

88 LED Interior 1x4, 2x2 and 2x4 Recessed 

Fixtures 

$50 

Eligible LED Interior fixtures are required to be listed by Design Lights Consortium 

(for more information see www.designlights.org ) 

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* 

Note: 4ft straight and U-bend tube T8 lamps and ballasts must meet the Consortium 

for Energy Efficiency’s High Performance / Reduced Wattage (HP/RW) T8 

specifications except where otherwise noted. For eligibility requirements and a list of 

eligible lamps and ballasts, log onto CEE’s web site at www.cee1.org. 

• 2 ft, 3ft and 4ft nonstandard linear T8 lamps including U bents when used in 

combination with CEE’s High Performance/Reduced Wattage (HP/RW) T8 

Ballast Specifications are considered HP/RW systems. 

• 2ft and 3ft, T8 and T5 lamps must have a minimum efficacy of 75 mean 

lumens per watt, a CRI greater than 80 and an average rated life of 24,000 

hours at 3 hours per start. 

• 2ft – reduced wattage biax lamps must have a minimum efficacy of 94 

mean lumens per watt, a CRI greater than 80 and an average rated life of 

20,000 hours at 3 hours per start. Ballasts must meet the CEE’s High 

Performance T8 Ballast Specifications. 

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Please note that only one incentive control strategy will be approved per fixture/area. Also consider using program start CEE qualified ballasts for all 

appropriate control measure codes for all T8 lighting to ensure longer lamp life over instant start ballasts. 

Table A-1: Lighting Control Incentives 

Measure 

Code 

61 


Remote Mounted Occupancy Sensor 

Per Control 

Incentive 

$50 

Min 


Controlled 

Wattage 

Comply with manufacturer’s coverage recommendations. Ceiling 

mounted control. No manual “ON” overrides 110 

62 Daylight Dimming System 

(DDS-FL) 

and/or 

Occupancy Controlled Step-Dimming 

System 

$25 

(per 

fixture) 

Daylight: Must have continuous dimming or adjust to a minimum of 4 

levels. Typical lamping is either a 28 or 32 watt T8 lamps. 

Step-Dimming: Ballast must be automatically controlled based on 

occupancy. 

Power consumption in low mode must not exceed 60%. 

48 

(per 

fixture) 

64 

Wall mounted Occupancy Sensors 

$25 

Occupancy Sensors must operate as Automatic On, and Automatic Off 

or Manual On and Off. Sensors are wall mounted devices only. 

51 

Not eligible if installed in restrooms, locker rooms, stairwells or rooms of 

greater than 250 square feet 

65 Photocell Sensors or Hard-Wired 

Astronomical Timer Controlled 

Lighting 

(for continuously operating lighting 

systems on 24/7) 

$45 Photocell sensor or Hard-Wired Astronomical Timer controlled lighting 

systems, or lighting circuit, that operate on 24 operate on 24 hours a day, 

7 days a week (8,760 hours annually) 

70 

68 

Integral High Bay Fixture 

Occupancy Control Systems 

$25 

(per 

fixture) 

Fluorescent Ballast or LED Drivers must be automatically controlled 

based on occupancy. Systems with manual “ON” or override switches 

are not eligible. Occupancy sensors are integral (built into) or 

permanently attached to each fixture.. 

95 

(per 

fixture) 

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Table B: Lighting Systems Inventory 

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This table or similar document must be completed by the Customer / Contractor / Vendor. Attach additional sheets if necessary. Each room or area in which 

lighting is being proposed should be listed separately. When completed, submit this form or similar document to your utility representative. Also submit the 

manufacturer cut sheets that show photometric values of the fixtures. 

Customer/Facility Name ________________________________ Project Description ____________________ Date: _____________ 

Room / 

Area 

Classroom 

103 

Qty 

Proposed Lighting System 

Description 

of Fixture 

Fixture 

Code 

12 3L4’F32T8 3L4’T8 

EE/ELEE 

Measure 

Code 

Watts 

Annual 

Hrs 

Qty 

Proposed Controls 

Description 

of Controls 

Measure 

Code 

Watts 

Controlled 

10 82 2500 2 Wall Mounts 64A 492 

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BX Biax / Twin Tube Lamp EE Energy-Efficient Lamp 

HW Hard Wire Fixture ELIG Electronic Ballast 

HP High Performance T8 systems LPF Low Power Ballast Factor < 0.80 

RW Reduced Wattage T8 Systems HPF High Power Ballast Factor > 1.0 

Proposed Fixture Codes 

CWA / Linear MH Lamp/Ballast 

Device Code Device Description Rated Watts 

1M0100P 100W MH CWA 128 

1M0100R 100W MH Linear 118 

1M0150P 150W MH CWA 190 


1M0175P 175W MH CWA 208 


1M0200P 200W CWA 232 

1M0200R 200W LINEAR 218 

1M0250P 250W CWA 288 

1M0250R 250W MH LINEAR 265 

1M0300P 300W CWA 342 

1M0300R 300W Linear 324 

1M0320P 320W CWA 365 

1M0320R 320W LINEAR 345 

1M0350P 350W CWA 400 

1M0350R 350W LINEAR 375 

1M0400P 400W CWA 455 

1M0400R 400W LINEAR 430 

1M0450P 450W MH CWA 508 

1M0450R 450W MH LINEAR 480 

1M0750P 750W MH CWA 815 


1M1000P 1000W CWA 1080 

MH Track Lighting 

1M0035E 35W MH SPOT 44 

1M0070E 70W MH SPOT 80 

1M0100E 100W MH SPOT 111 

LED Exit Signs 

1E0005C 0.5 WATT LED 0.5 

1E0015 1.5 WATT LED 1.5 

1E0002 2.0 WATT LED 2 

1E0003 3.0 WATT LED 3 

1E0005 5.0 WATT LED 5 

1E0008 8.0 WATT LED 8 

1E0105 10.5 WATT LED 10.5 

Compact Fluorescents (CFL’s) 


1C0005S 5W COMPACT HW 7 





1C0018E 18W COMPACT HW ELIG 20 



1C0023E 1/23W COMPACT HW ELIG 25 

1C0026E 26W COMPACT HW ELIG 28 



1C0032S 32W CIRCLINE HW 34 


1C0044S 44W CIRCLINE HW 46 


1C2232S 22/32W CIRCLINE HW 58 

1C2D10E 10W 2D COMPACT HW ELIG 12 




1C2D38E 38W 2D COMP.HW ELIG 36 

1C3240S 32/40W CIRCLINE HW 80 

2C0005S 2/5W COMPACT HW 14 






2C0018E 2/18W COMP. HW ELIG 40 

2C0026E 2/26W COMP. HW ELIG 54 

2C0032E 2’/32W COMPACT HW ELIG 68 




3C0018E 3’/18W COMPACT HW ELIG 60 




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Proposed Fixture Codes (cont.) 

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Compact Fluorescents (CFL’s) (cont.) 












Two Foot Biax Systems (long twin tube lamps) 


1F55BXE 1L2' F55BX/ELIG 56 

1F80BXE 1L2' F80BXE/ELIG 90 



2F55BXE 2L2'55BXE/ELIG 112 

3F24HSE 3L4’ T5HO/ELIG 80 






4F40BXH 4L 40W T5 (Std.) HPF 170 


















12F40BE 12L2' F40BX/ELIG 408 

12F50BE 12L2' F50BX/ELIG 648 

12F55BE 12L2' F55BX/ELIG 672 

T5 Systems 


1F14SSE 1L2' T5/ELIG 16 


1F24HSE 1L2’24W T5HO/ELIG 29 


1F39HSE 1L3' T5 HO/ELIG 42 


2F14SSE 2L2’ T5/ELIG 34 







4F54HSE 4L 54W T5 HO 234 


6F54HSE 6L 54W T5 HO 351 


10F54HSE 10L' 54W T5HO 585 

Four Foot Tandem Wired T8 HP/RW Systems 

2W28EEL 2L4' TW T8EE/ELEE LPF 42 

2W28EEE 2L4' TW T8EE/ELEE 48 









Device Code 

Two Foot High Efficient T8 Systems 

Device Description 

Rated 

Watts 

1F17ESL 1L2' 17W T8EE/ELEE LPF 14 

1F17ESN 1L2' 17W T8EE/ELEE 17 

1F17ESH 1L2' 17W T8EE/ELEE HPF 20 







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Three Foot High Efficient T8 Systems 

1F25ESL 1L3' 25W T8EE/ELEE LPB 21 


1F25ESH 1L3' 25W T8EE/ELEE HPB 30 







Electronic Metal Halide Lamps 

1M0150E 150W METAL HALIDE EB 160 







Device Code 

LED Lighting Fixtures 


Rated 

Watts 

1L010 10 WATT LED 10 

1L011 11 WATT LED 11 

1L012 12 WATT LED 12 

1L014 14 WATT LED 14 

1L015 15 WATT LED 15 

1L016 16 WATT LED 16 

1L017 17 WATT LED 17 

1L023 23 WATT LED 23 

1L025 25 WATT LED 25 

1L028 28 WATT LED 28 

1L029 29 WATT LED 29 

1L035 35 WATT LED 35 

Device Code 

LED Lighting Fixtures (cont.) 


Rated 

Watts 

1L040 40 WATT LED 40 

1L043 43 WATT LED 43 

1L045 45 WATT LED 45 

1L050 50 WATT LED 50 

1L055 55 WATT LED 55 

1L060 60 WATT LED 60 

1L070 70 WATT LED 70 

1L075 75 WATT LED 75 

1L080 80 WATT LED 80 

1L085 85 WATT LED 85 

1L090 90 WATT LED 90 

1L095 95 WATT LED 95 

1L110 100 WATT LED 100 

1L115 115 WATT LED 115 

1L120 120 WATT LED 139 

1L125 125 WATT LED 125 

1L130 130 WATT LED 130 

1L135 135 WATT LED 135 

1L140 140 WATT LED 164 

1L145 145 WATT LED 145 

IL150 150 WATT LED 150 

1L155 155 WATT LED 155 

1L160 160 WATT LED 160 

1L165 165 WATT LED 165 

IL170 170 WATT LED 170 

1L175 175 WATT LED 175 

1L180 180 WATT LED 180 

1L185 185 WATT LED 185 

1L190 190 WATT LED 190 

1L200 200 WATT LED 200 

1L210 210 WATT LED 210 

1L220 220 WATT LED 220 

1L240 240 WATT LED 240 

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Four Foot T8 HP/RW Systems 


1F25EEL 1L4' 25W T8EE/ELEE LPF 19 

1F25EEE 1L4' 25W T8EE/ELEE 22 

1F25EEH 1L4' 25W T8EE/EELE HPF 30 

















2F28EEH 2L4' 28WT8EE/EELE HPF 64 

























Four Foot T8 HP/RW Systems (cont.) 








1F32EEL 1L4' T8EE/ELEE LPF 25 

1F32EEE 1L4' T8EE/ELEE 28 

1F32EEH 1L4' T8EE/ELEE LPF 38 



2F32EEH 2L4' T8EE/ELEE HPF 73 



3F32EEH 3L4' T8EE/ELEE/HPF 109 







T5 Systems 




1F24HSE 1L2’24W T5HO/ELIG 29 




2F14SSE 2L2’ T5/ELIG 34 







4F54HSE 4L 54W T5 HO 234 


6F54HSE 6L 54W T5 HO 351 


10F54HSE 10L' 54W T5HO 585 

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