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GE Lighting
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New lighting reduces energy use
GE’s energy-eicient lighting helps enhance Westbrook Corporate Center
THE SITUATION
Owners of the Westbrook Corporate Center were plagued with complaints from its business tenants who wanted to replace the outdated and
inecient lighting systems while reducing maintenance costs and energy
consumption. The owners also faced the challenge of scheduling the upgrades, so they would not disturb the tenants during business hours.
THE SOLUTION
GE Lighting and Trane collaborated to improve Westbrook’s working environment through more improved lighting and new HVAC systems, which have both decreased energy usage and costs while maintaining comfort for tenants.
In the rooms chosen for lighting retrots, GE installed T8 linear uorescent lamps, which replaced traditional uorescent xtures and are now combined with improved ballasts for even greater energy eciency. Conference rooms, which previously featured older T8 and T12 lighting, now have
GE’s Lumination solution is expected to last 10–15 years, increasing lighting reliability and decreasing costs due to predictive maintenance.
“ The GE team was clearly driven to lower energy use. The best way
we found to do that was looking at HVAC and lighting as a combined solution. We expect to be in the hundreds of thousands of dollars in energy savings.”
- Dan Brandolino, Solutions Sales Lead, Chicago, West Michigan Trane
Westbrook tenants and customers now have greater comfort and a more energy-ecient atmosphere, and the project is expected to yield signicant energy savings each year.
For more information about the GE Lighting products used in this project,
visit gelighting.com.
For more information about the HVAC solutions, visit trane.com.
BT Series Recessed LED Troers. The new lighting
OPERATING IMPACT
Signicant energy savings
each year
Reduced maintenance needs
and costs
Increased lighting visibility
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
Enhanced working
environment
Reduction of annual
kWh hours
© GE 2014 VERT020 11/24/14
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