Lighting Project Submission Process Webinar (PDF)

Lighting Project Submission Process Webinar

7/26/19

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• Program Manual Updateso 1 for 1 Fixture Replacement

o 1 for 1 Retrofit Kit Replacement

o Lighting Controls

• Con Edison Lighting Audit Templateo General Information

o Existing and Proposed Lighting Equipment

o Lighting Controls

o Overview

• Con Edison Electric Toolo Lighting – By Fixture Code

o Lighting Controls – Interior

o Lighting Controls – Bi-Level

• Incentive Navigatoro Methods of submitting lighting project

o Uploading the Con Edison Excel Tool

o Creating an Estimate

o Converting Your Estimate to an Application

Table of Content

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Program Manual Update – 1 for 1 Fixture Replacement

DLC/Energy Star Category Existing Equipment Incentive

Per Fixture

ENERGY STAR Downlights Fixture w. Screw-In or Pin-Based Lamps

Screw or Pin Base - Incandescent Fixture

≤60W $10

Screw or Pin Base - CFL Fixture ≤32W

Screw or Pin Base - Incandescent Fixture >60W $25

Screw or Pin Base - CFL Fixture >32W

Track or Mono-point Luminaires Incandescent Track or Mono Point

Luminaires $20

Direct Linear Ambient Luminaires

Linear Ambient Luminaires w/ Indirect Components

1-Lamp Fluorescent Fixture $10

2-Lamp Fluorescent Fixture $15

1x4 Luminaires for Ambient Lighting of Interior Commercial Spaces

1x4 Troffer - 1 Lamp Fluorescent Fixture $10








High Bay Luminaires for Commercial and Industrial Buildings

Low Bay Luminaires for Commercial

and Industrial Buildings

High Bay Aisle Luminaires

T5 HighBay - 2 Lamp Fluorescent Fixture $25






HID Interior Fixture <250W $30

HID Interior Fixture 250W to 399W $60

HID Interior Fixture 400W to 999W $90

HID Interior Fixture ≥1000W $100

Bollards

Landscape/Accent Flood and Spot Luminaires

Architectural Flood and Spot Luminaires

HID Exterior Fixture ≤100W $25

HID Exterior Fixture 101 - 249 Watts $70

HID Exterior Fixture ≥ 250 Watts $100

DLC Category Existing Equipment Incentive

Per Fixture

Parking Garage Luminaires

Fuel Pump Canopy Luminaires

HID Parking Garage Fixture ≤100W $75

HID Parking Garage Fixture 101W to 249W $100

HID Parking Garage Fixture ≥250W $160

Outdoor Pole/Arm-Mounted Area and Roadway Luminaires

Outdoor Pole/Arm-Mounted Decorative

Luminaires

HID Pole Fixture ≤100W $20

HID Pole Fixture 101W to 249W $60



HID Pole Fixture ≥1000W $120

Outdoor Full-Cutoff Wall-Mounted Area Luminaires

Outdoor Non-Cutoff and Semi-Cutoff

Wall-Mounted Area Luminaires

HID Exterior Wall Pack Fixture ≤100W $50

HID Exterior Wall Pack Fixture 101W to 399W

$90

HID Exterior Wall Pack Fixture ≥400W $135

LED Exit Sign Incandescent or CFL Exit Sign $10

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Program Manual Update – 1 for 1 Retrofit Kit Replacement

DLC Category Existing Equipment

Retrofit Kit for ENERGY STAR Downlights w. Screw-In or Pin-Based Lamps

Screw or Pin Base - Incandescent Fixture ≤60W

Screw or Pin Base - CFL Fixture ≤32W

Screw or Pin Base - Incandescent Fixture >60W

Screw or Pin Base - CFL Fixture >32W

Retrofit Kit for 1x4 Luminaires for Ambient Lighting of Interior Commercial Spaces

1x4 Troffer - 1 Lamp Fluorescent Fixture








Retrofit Kit for High Bay Luminaires for Commercial and Industrial Buildings

Retrofit Kit for Low Bay Luminaires for Commercial and Industrial Buildings

HID Interior Fixture <250W

HID Interior Fixture 250W to 399W

HID Interior Fixture 400W to 999W

HID Interior Fixture ≥1000W

DLC Category Existing Equipment

Retrofit Kit for Parking Garage Luminaires

Retrofit Kit for Fuel Pump Canopy Luminaires

HID Parking Garage Fixture ≤100W

HID Parking Garage Fixture 101W to 249W

HID Parking Garage Fixture ≥250W

Retrofit Kit for Outdoor Pole/Arm-Mounted Area and Roadway Luminaires

Retrofit Kit for Outdoor Pole/Arm-Mounted

Decorative Luminaires

HID Pole Fixture ≤100W

HID Pole Fixture 101W to 249W



HID Pole Fixture ≥1000W

Retrofit Kit for Outdoor Full-Cutoff Wall-Mounted Area Luminaires

HID Exterior Wall Pack Fixture ≤100W

HID Exterior Wall Pack Fixture 101W to 399W

HID Exterior Wall Pack Fixture ≥400W

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Program Manual Update – Lighting Controls

Measure Application Eligibility Criteria Incentive Unit

Daylight Dimming, Daylight Stepped, or Occupancy

Interior Spaces

Existing Switched Control Only

$35 Sensor

Networked Controls Interior Spaces

Existing Switched Control Only

$50 Per

controlled fixture

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Lighting Project Submission Change

Note: These changes only apply to Retrofit and not LPD

Before After

• Tedious data entry – entering

measures line by line in the Con

Edison Electric Tool, regardless of

location, measure type etc.…

• Spec Sheets

• DLC Screenshots

• Submit lighting audit

• Submit your own unlocked

Excel/csv file OR

• Submit the Con Edison

Lighting Audit Template.

• Spec Sheets still needed

• DLC Screenshots still needed

• Con Edison Electric Tool acts as a

summary of lighting audit

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Con Edison Lighting Audit Template

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Con Edison Lighting Audit TemplateGeneral Information(Part 1 of 4) Please enter these fields.

They can be copied into

the Electric Tool

REMINDER:

Please do not

leave any of

the fields blank

REQUIRED!

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Con Edison Lighting Audit TemplateExisting/Proposed Lighting Equipment(Part 2 of 4)

Quantity, a description of

the fixture type, existing

wattage, and reported hours

The quantity,

make and model

of the DLC fixture

you are installing

If hours are

unknown,

please enter

"Sector"

The proposed wattage

that matches the fixture

spec sheet.

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Con Edison Lighting Audit TemplateLighting Controls(Part 3 of 4)

Total Watts Controlled

• Automatically sums

number of fixtures

controlled to the

proposed wattage

How many fixtures will be

controlled by the sensor?

• For the respective row,

provide the total

quantity that will be

controlled

If So, What Type?

• Options are:

i. Occupancy

ii. Dimming

iii. Stepped

iv. Network

v. Bi-Level

Will sensors be

added?

(Select Yes or

No)

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Con Edison Lighting Audit TemplateOverview(Part 4 of 4)

PC audit lighting template

will be submitted only as

an unlock excel/csv file

IMPORTANT!

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Con Edison Electric Tool

Lighting By Fixture Code

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Con Edison Electric ToolLighting – By Fixture CodeFacility CharacteristicsPart (1/8)

Here you can enter a master

Building Type, HVAC Type,

and Heating Fuel Type. This

will auto populate each

measure line in the tab.

Here you can enter

whether the hours of

the facility are reported

or sector and you can

enter the full load

hours.

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Con Edison Electric ToolLighting – By Fixture CodePart (2/8)

Lighting Type possible

choices are:

• LED_Fixture

• LED_Retrofit

DLC Category must match

what is on the proposed lighting

DLC screenshot that is required

in application submittal.

Existing Equipment is a

filtered dropdown to the

DLC category, these are

available in the program

manual

Location

Description is a

summary, please

enter the rows it

matches on the

lighting audit

submitted with the

tool.

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Building Type is auto populated

from the master drop down;

however, it can be modified. If

the same DLC fixture

replacement has different

building types, they should be

separate lines.

HVAC Type is auto populated from the

master drop down. Can be modified. If

the same DLC fixture replacement has

different HVAC types, they should be

separate lines. (exterior and mechanical

spaces should select "No Temperature

Control System")

Existing watts per unit is one of

the defining columns that should

segregate measures. If the same

DLC fixture replacement has

different existing wattages, they

should be separate lines.

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Reported or Sector

• Sector hours defaults to NYS

TRM value for the building type.

• Reported hours shall match the

lighting audit provided.

• If the same DLC fixture

replacement has different hours,

they should be separate lines.

Heating Fuel

Type is auto

populated from

master drop

down.


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Proposed Make is

obtained from spec

sheet (Must be

highlighted on Spec

Sheet)

Proposed Model is

obtained from spec

sheet (Must be

highlighted on Spec

Sheet)

Material Cost should be the

sum of all fixtures in measure

line

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Labor Cost

should be

summation of

all fixtures in

measure line

Total Cost is

automatically

calculated

Notes: Any

additional

information for

review team


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Sample of Lighting – By Fixture Code (1)

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Sample of Lighting – By Fixture Code (2)

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Lighting Controls -Interior

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Con Edison Electric ToolLighting Controls – Interior

Part (1/5)

Sensor Type available options are:

• Daylight Control

• Occupancy Control

• Networked Control

Location Description is a

sum of rows in audit tool

that are applicable to the

measure

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Con Edison Electric ToolLighting Controls – InteriorPart (2/5)

Sensor Quantity

is the total

number of

sensors to be used

in the locations

Total Watts Controlled is a

summation of all watts

controlled by the sensors

Building Type is a Dropdown

and matches lighting - by fixture

code tab

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Con Edison Electric ToolLighting Controls – InteriorPart (3/5)

HVAC Type has a dropdown list and

matches lighting - by fixture code tab

Reported or Sector

• Sector hours defaults to

NYS TRM value for the

building type.

• Reported hours shall match

the lighting audit provided.

• If the same sensor add-on

has different hours, they


Heating Fuel Type has a

dropdown list and matches

lighting - by fixture code tab

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Material Cost should

be summation of all

fixtures in measure line

Labor Cost should

be summation of all

fixtures in measure

line

Estimated

Incentive will

be tied to sensor

incentive


Part (4/5)

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Part (5/5)

Sample of Lighting Controls - Interior

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Lighting Controls –Bi-Level

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Con Edison Electric ToolLighting Controls – Bi-level

Part (1/5)

Proposed Measure is a dropdown of these

available measures:

Lighting Control - Bi-Level Stairwell

Lighting

Lighting Control - Bi-Level Corridor

Lighting

Bi-Level Lighting - Parking Lot (with

varying wattage)

Bi-Level Lighting - Parking Garage

(with varying wattage)

Location Description is a

summation of rows in

audit tool that are

applicable to the measureQuantity is the total

number of fixtures for

the measure

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Part (2/5)

Watts Existing is a baseline

wattage in the tool. If the same

Bi-level fixture replacement has

different existing wattages, they


Low-Power Factor

is user submitted, if

plant, default will be

used

Building Type is a

dropdown menu and

matches lighting - by

fixture code tab

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Part (3/5)

Material Cost

should be summation

of all fixtures in

measure line

Labor Cost should

be summation of all

fixtures in measure

line

Estimated

Incentive will be

tied to sensor

incentive

Notes: Any additional

information for review team

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Con Edison Electric ToolLighting Controls – Bi-Level

Part (4/5)

Sample of Lighting Controls - Bi-Level (1)

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Con Edison Electric ToolLighting Controls – Bi-Level

Part (5/5)

Sample of Lighting Controls - Bi-Level (2)

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Lighting Audit Summation in the CE Tool

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Con Edison Incentive Navigator

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1. Uploading the Con Edison Excel Tool

2. Using the Estimates Calculator

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Con Edison Incentive NavigatorMethods to submit lighting project

1. Start the project application submission process by clicking on Programs,

then click on Commercial 2019

2. Complete the first six steps of the project application, then skip the

measures page.

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Con Edison Incentive NavigatorUploading the Con Edison Excel ToolPart (1/2)

3. Attach the excel tool in the attachments

page

4. Submit the project application

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Con Edison Incentive NavigatorUploading the Con Edison Excel ToolPart (2/2)

Creating an Estimate

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Con Edison Incentive NavigatorCreating an Estimate - Dashboard

Part (1/5)

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After clicking on Estimates

Calculator in the primary navigation

you will be brought to the

Dashboard. Here you will be able to

start a new estimate, as well as

view information about and edit

recent estimates.

Create a new estimate by clicking

on the button labeled “Create New

Estimate”.

Con Edison Incentive NavigatorCreating an Estimate – Choosing Building Type & HVAC Type

Part (2/5)

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The next question is the type of

building used.

Click on the input for a dropdown of

the available Building Type.

1.

1.

The next question is the type of

HVAC system used.

Select the primary HVAC Type

from the dropdown menu.

Once selected, click Continue to

Measure Selection

1.

2.

Con Edison Incentive NavigatorCreating an Estimate – Selecting The Measure

Part (3/5)1. Select the Category Type from the dropdown

2. Based on the Category, another dropdown will

pop up with the Equipment Type. Select your

equipment type.

3. When you have selected your Equipment Type,

click Add This Measure.

When you have selected

all of your Equipment

Types, click Continue

with selected measures.

Con Edison Incentive NavigatorCreating an Estimate – Measure Parameters

Part (4/5)

1.2.

Next you will be prompted

to answer some questions

around the parameters of

your measure.

The questions will vary

based on the particular

measure. When all inputs

are populated, the View

Summary button will

become active.

Con Edison Incentive NavigatorCreating an Estimate – Summary Page

Part (5/5)

The Project Summary page displays

incentives, savings, and simple payback.

Below you can see the details of the

estimate.

1. To add another measure to this

proposal, click add measure.

2. To edit a measure, click “…” on the

respective measure card.

Once verifying that all of your project

information is accurate, click

Proceed To The Application.

Converting Your Estimate to an Application

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Con Edison Incentive NavigatorConverting your estimate to an application – Checking customer eligibility

Part (1/5)

In order to submit a project, you must first confirm whether or not the customer

is eligible for the program.

1. 2. 3.

Note: The continue button will

redirect you to the Project

Application

Con Edison Incentive NavigatorConverting your estimate to an application – Measures Page

Part (2/5)

After completing the initial steps of

the project application you will

arrive at the measures page.

Initially you will see a list of all

program measures. Filter these by

choosing the option “Show Only

Selected”.

You’ll now see the measures you

created previously in the

Estimates Calculator.

Con Edison Incentive NavigatorConverting your estimate to an application – Measures Page

Part (3/5)Here are the measures that you

previously selected while creating your

estimate.

The information you entered while

creating the estimate has been auto

populated; however, there are fields that

still need to be populated such as:

• Make and Model

• Measure Location (This is a

summary, please enter the

rows that the measure appears

on the lighting audit submitted.)

• Cost – You are able to modify

these fields.

After confirming that the measure

information is accurate, press

Save & Next in order to complete the

project applicationNote: The existing model field is

a field that is automatically

populated.

Con Edison Incentive NavigatorConverting your estimate to an application – Attachments Page

Part (4/5)

In the attachments page,

you will upload all necessary

documents for the project

application.

Note:

1. The Customer

Proposal field is where

you will upload the

Lighting Audit Template

2. You can attach the

Con Edison Electric

Tool in the Electric Tool

attachment line and

skip the measures

page in lieu of using

the estimates

calculator

Con Edison Incentive NavigatorConverting your estimate to an application – Submitting the Project Application

Part (5/5)

Click Send Application for

eSignature to submit the

Project Application.

Clicking this link will produce a

copy of the application with all

of the data entered throughout

the application process filled in

Schedule you Pre Inspection

Want to learn more

about the Incentive

Navigator?

Read our

Reference Guide51

• Main Objective: Simplify the process of submitting a lighting project.

• Con Edison provides lighting audit template OR contractor can use their own as long as it has

these required fields:

• Floor

• Interior or Exterior?

• Conditioned/Unconditioned

• Location

• Existing Lighting Equipment

• Proposed Lighting Equipment

• For every LED measure that is under the same make and model, HVAC Type and existing

wattage, the Contractor will aggregate the same LED product into one line in the Con Edison

lighting tool.

Note: Location must match rows of audit

• Lighting Projects are easily submitted via the Incentive Navigator. Projects can be submitted

via the Estimates Calculator OR by uploading the Con Edison Electric Tool

• All C&I projects must be submitted via Incentive Navigator starting August 1st 2019

Summary

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Q&A

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