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LED Fact or Fiction
Yoelit H. Hiebert, PE, CEM
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LED Fact or Fiction?
• LED products last forever • LED lights don’t radiate heat • LED lights are not bright enough • LED light quality is poor • LED products are all basically the same in terms of quality and reliability • LED products provide the best lighting solution for all applications
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LED Fact or Fiction?
» Why Use LED Lighting?
» LED Basics
» LED Characteristics
» Short-term Trends
» The Future of LED Lighting
» Case Studies
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Why Use LED Lighting?
»Reduced energy costs
»Reduced maintenance costs
»Reduced cooling costs
» Ideal for power cycling and cold
environments
»Durable
»Easy to control and network
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Market Adoption
» 215 million LED lighting products installed by 2014 • 88% indoor
• 8% outdoor
• 4% other
» Indoor LED - 3% of total 2014 lighting market • Mostly indoor lamps
» Outdoor LED - 10% of total 2014 lighting market
Source: Adoption of Light-Emitting Diodes in Common Lighting Applications, July 2015
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LED Basics
» LED - Light-Emitting Diode
» LEDs emit light via the movement of electrons
through a semiconductor material
» LEDs have been used as indicator lighting for
many years but have only been used for
general lighting applications in the last ten
years.
» LEDs are a subset of solid state technology –
Solid State Lighting (SSL) used interchangeably
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Comparing LEDs to Other Lighting
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Development Timeline
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Components of an LED Lighting System
Light Engine
Housing and Thermal
Managment
Driver Controls and Networking (optional)
LED Lighting System
Components
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LED Characteristics
» Lumens – a measure of the total "amount" of
visible light emitted by a source
» Efficacy – output lumens/input watts = overall
efficiency
» Lumen Maintenance (L70) – the time in hours at
which the lumen output is 70% of initial
(projected using standard test/projection
methods)
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LED Characteristics
» CRI – Color Rendering Index – an indication of how well the light source faithfully reproduces various colors • Score of 1 - 100
» CCT (Correlated Color Temperature) - an indication of “warmness” or “coolness” of white light, expressed in degrees Kelvin • 2700K - warm white, higher red component
• 5000K - cool white, higher blue component
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LED Lighting Listing Organizations
Energy Star – www.energystar.gov
» Part of the DOE
» Promotes residential and commercial energy efficiency
» Qualified Products Lists – for lamps and lamp-like fixtures (CFL
and LED)
DesignLights Consortium® (DLC) – www.designlights.org
» Non-profit organization - support comes from utility members
» Qualified Products List - for categories of LED products not
covered by Energy Star
» SSL technology only
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Short-term Trends
» General Illumination Lighting Markets
• Commercial/Industrial
• Outdoor
• Retail/Hospitality
» Specialty Lighting Markets – e.g., displays, medical,
horticulture, agriculture, automotive
» Lighting for commercial/outdoor applications –
lumens, direction, efficacy, reliability
» Lighting for life – color, consistency, customization
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Industry Direction
» LED adoption – it’s not LED Lighting – it’s just Lighting
» Electronics –
• Lighting and color controls
• Building automation interfaces
» Form factors- designers taking advantage of SSL flexibility for more creative luminaires
» Software – lighting has become part of the software industry
» New players - Flextronics, ABB, LG Electronics
– not in lighting business until now
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LED Architectural/OLED Lighting
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Custom Spectrum Lighting
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ASHRAE 90.1-2013/IECC 2015
» Table 9.6.1 Lighting Power Density Allowances – lighting control
(beyond local switch) required in essentially all spaces
» 10.4.5.2 Energy monitoring and reporting, all utilities. Building-level
energy use data must be collected and reported for electric and non-
electric utilities. The energy data is to be recorded at least every 60
minutes, reported and retained for three years.
» 8.4.3.1 Electric Power Monitoring and Reporting (sub-metering) Energy
use of the following systems needs to be monitored separately: - Total
electrical energy - HVAC - Interior lighting - Exterior lighting -
Receptacle Circuits
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The Future of LED Lighting
» SSL as the anchor for integrated building controls to:
1. Maximize comfort and convenience of occupants
2. Minimize energy usage
» Lighting performance is still a consideration but now sensors and controls are included in nearly all lighting products
• Lighting as a dynamic function which responds based on occupancy, daylight levels, individual preferences
• Color, distribution, intensity automatically and individually controlled
• Technologically and economically possible to integrate, sensors, intelligence, network interfaces to enable an overall building management system.
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The Future of LED Lighting
Challenges:
- 35+ legacy automation protocols for building systems
- Numerous proprietary implementations
- Reliability – critical infrastructure cannot fail
- Security – who’s job is it anyway?
- Ownership – building management groups will need to include IT competency
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In the News
» Apple to make future iPhones compatible with a cutting-edge Li-fi technology that has the capability to transmit data at 100 times the speed of WiFi
» GE will stop making CFL bulbs, will focus on LEDs instead
» GE Align SSL retrofit lamp technology for assistance in regulating natural human sleep and wake cycles
» Lighting Science Group Sleepy Baby product is designed for infant sleep training
» GE ShotSpotter - outdoor lighting that can detect the sound of a gunshot and alert police
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2014 U.S. Energy Usage
All Other Electrical (3745 billion kWh)
Commercial/Industrial Lighting (262 billion kWh) Residential Lighting
(150 billion kWh)
Source: US Energy Information Administration – updated 4/16/15
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Case Studies
Retrofit – Grocery Exterior
» Replaced metal halide with LED
wallpacks and canopy lighting
» 17,000 kWh saved per year, 8% of total usage
» $1,000 saved per year
» 3 year simple ROI
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Case Studies
Retrofit – Warehouse Interior
» Replaced metal halide and T8 office-type lighting with
LED luminaires and sensors
» 511,000 kWh saved per year, 2.5% total usage
» $30,000 saved per year
» 4 year simple ROI
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Case Studies
New Construction –
Fitness Center
» Indoor and Outdoor LED lighting
» Approx. 100,000 kWh saved per
year (compared to code
requirement)
» Approx. $6,000 saved per
year
» Approx. 11 year simple ROI
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LED Fact or Fiction?
• LED products last forever • LED lights don’t radiate heat • LED lights are not bright enough • LED light quality is poor • LED products are all basically the same in terms of quality and reliability • LED products provide the best lighting solution for all applications