GE
Lighting
smart savings shine on
Edison Hall on GE Lighting campus enhances lighting at historic facility
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GE’s Lumination
LED Luminaires reduce energy use by 65%
THE SITUATION
On the historic grounds of Nela Park, the Lighting & Electrical Institute’s
Edison Hall—aptly named for its founder Thomas Edison—welcomes
thousands of visitors each year, many of whom participate in workshops
and discussions about advancements in lighting.
To demonstrate the solutions it oers and enjoy its benets rsthand,
GE Lighting retrotted traditional halogen lighting with the energy-ecient
RI Series downlights from the family of GE’s Lumination™ LED Luminaires.
THE SOLUTION
Replacing 60 traditional 83-watt halogen PAR38 lamps in 8-inch downlight
cans with GE’s Lumination RI Series LED DownLights generated 10% greater
illuminance while reducing energy usage by 65%. Additional savings are
provided through the use of lighting controls, which also help make the
space more functional when lighting needs to be dimmed for presentations.
“Most people don’t realize they’re under LED lighting until we point it
out, because the Lumination RI Series feels like a crisp, halogen-like light
source. These LED downlights emit much greater eciency and improved
uniformity across the workplane.”
- Shelli Sedlak, Senior Lighting Specialist , GE Lighting
Oering specication-grade, one-to-one replacement and standard
90 CRI, the Lumination RI Series DownLights—powered by GE’s Infusion™
LED downlight module—are ideal for spaces with 20- to 40-foot ceilings
that can be challenging to upgrade and maintain.
For more information, visit gelighting.com/hospitality.
OPERATING IMPACT
• Less maintenance needs and
costs due to longer life of LEDs
• Easy changes of lumen levels and
color temperatures with Infusion™
LED downlight modules
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
• 10% greater illuminance
• 65% energy reduction
© GE 2014 83563 5/2014