Energy Indoor lighting shall be energy-efficient (compact fluorescent bulbs to T-8 fluorescent) OR on a schedule for replacement with energy-efficient lighting. The first lights replaced shall include lights typically on for 24 hours (e.g., hallways, exit signs, lobby lights, etc.), followed by lights typically on for 8+ hours (e.g., restrooms, staff offices, meeting rooms, etc.). All indoor lights not currently energy-efficient shall be part of a 5-year replacement schedule. Lighting fixtures that are clearly historic in nature or specialty light fixtures (e.g., display or accent lighting) may be exempt from this requirement if compatible options are not available (incentives are available for this from Efficiency Maine). 90% to 100% of the property approx # of CFL’s or LED’s ________ 15 Points 3 Points 50% to 90% of property approx # of CFL’s or LED’s ________ 1 25% of the property approx # of CFL’s or LED’s ________ LED or electroluminescent exit signs. 3 Points approx # _______ Programmable on/off timers and/or sensors shall be used for lighting and HVAC in low 5 Points traffic and low occupancy areas (e.g., back of the restaurant, corridors, meeting rooms, storage rooms, equipment rooms, parking lots) (incentives are available for this from Efficiency Maine). Describe types of timers or sensors used and where: Install high efficiency air conditioning SEER of 13 or greater or EER of 11 or 10 Points greater (incentives are available for this from Efficiency Maine). Variable hood vent 5 Points Low E or thermopane windows. 10 Points 75 - 100% of property 5 Points 50 - 75% of property Natural light substituting for electrical light, or use of the daytime dimming sensor 5 Points (incentives are available for this from Efficiency
Energy Indoor lighting shall be energy-efficient (compact fluorescent bulbs to T-8 fluorescent) OR on a schedule for replacement with energy-efficient lighting. The first lights replaced shall include lights typically on for 24 hours (e.g., hallways, exit signs, lobby lights, etc.), followed by lights typically on for 8+ hours (e.g., restrooms, staff offices, meeting rooms, etc.). All indoor lights not currently energy-efficient shall be part of a 5-year replacement schedule. Lighting fixtures that are clearly historic in nature or specialty light fixtures (e.g., display or accent lighting) may be exempt from this requirement if compatible options are not available (incentives are available for this from Efficiency Maine). 90% to 100% of the property approx # of CFL’s or LED’s ________ 50% to 90% of property approx # of CFL’s or LED’s ________ 25% of the property approx # of CFL’s or LED’s ________ 15 Points 3 Points 1 LED or electroluminescent exit signs. approx # _______ 3 Points Programmable on/off timers and/or sensors shall be used for lighting and HVAC in low traffic and low occupancy areas (e.g., back of the restaurant, corridors, meeting rooms, storage rooms, equipment rooms, parking lots) (incentives are available for this from Efficiency Maine). Describe types of timers or sensors used and where: 5 Points Install high efficiency air conditioning SEER of 13 or greater or EER of 11 or greater (incentives are available for this from Efficiency Maine). 10 Points Variable hood vent 5 Points Low E or thermopane windows. 75 - 100% of property 50 - 75% of property 10 Points 5 Points Natural light substituting for electrical light, or use of the daytime dimming sensor (incentives are available for this from Efficiency 5 Points