Lumileds CS117 Comfort meets sustainability at ukâ s ealing hospital Datasheet

CASE STUDY
Comfort Meets
Sustainability at UK’s
Ealing Hospital
Challenge
To provide an indoor and outdoor LED
lighting solution for Ealing Hospital
including LED luminaires, sensors and
controls that substantially reduces
energy cost while providing an
appropriate and comfortable lighting
environment.
Solution
The extensive hospital upgrade included
installation of 38 variations of luminaires
with different lumen outputs, optics,
dimming/sensor controls, and integral
emergency packages. The luminaires,
sensors and lighting controls were
installed in wards, waiting rooms,
circulation areas, loading bays, cafeterias
and reception areas. Fixtures in the
imperial ceiling were replaced with
bespoke recessed luminaires — a far
less expensive approach than replacing
the entire suspended ceiling.
Benefits and Results
Ealing Hospital officials determined
that the LED lighting upgrade reduced
energy use by approximately 50%? The
complete upgrade was performed in
12 months. Return on investment is
estimated to be reached in 5 years. All
waste products were disposed of in line
with WEEE legislation.
An LED renovation of a hospital in the UK
reduced lighting energy usage by approximately
50% while creating a lighting environment that
is more conducive to healing.
Challenge
Due to their round-the-clock operation and high lumen output requirements, hospitals
devote a great deal of their energy usage to lighting. According to the U.S. Department
of Energy, lighting can account for 44% of a hospital’s electricity bill – nearly double that
of a commercial building’s. In this light, it is no surprise that hospitals in many parts of
the world are updating their lighting systems to LEDs to reduce their operating costs.
Last year, the London North West HealthCare NHS Trust, one of the UK’s largest care
trusts that serves over 850,000 patients and employs 8,000 people, spent 9% of its
total budget on energy. In the interest of reducing lighting energy and maintenance
costs to relegate those savings to other forms of health care services, the Trust
secured government funding to upgrade its Ealing Hospital in Southall, Greater
London, to LED lighting.
The Trust partnered with the Dextra Group (Dorset, UK) to provide luminaires, controls
and sensors for the upgrade. One of the substantial challenges involved the presence
of imperial ceiling grids throughout the hospital, a size that is currently not offered in
standard European lighting products.
Rapid installation was also considered a necessity for the lighting upgrade.
“When we accepted the 2014 Lux Award for
Manufacturer of the Year, the judges described our
ability to deliver custom product rapidly and in large
quantities as ‘remarkable.’” We have recently expanded
our design and manufacturing facilities to provide the
fastest delivery times.
—— Rupert Martin, Group Chairman and
Owner, Dextra Group plc
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Solution
A selection of lighting fixtures, lighting controls and sensors
In the hospital’s loading bay and nursery, the IP65 rated
were chosen from Dextra plc’s Dextra Lighting, Dexeco and
Avalon Wall Pack was chosen specifically for its long life and
Dexsor divisions to meet the needs of the hospital upgrade.
durability in harsh and hard-to-access areas. These luminaires
Dextra chose LEDs from Lumileds (San Jose, CA) because of
utilize the Lumileds LUXEON T LEDs—high flux, high efficacy
their ability to provide very high efficacy LEDs with high flux,
emitters that provide over 200 lm at 100 lm/W each. These
outstanding light quality and industry-leading reliability.
areas also use the Dexeco ProLED luminaires powered by
Dextra replaced the fixtures in the imperial ceiling with
bespoke recessed luminaires — a far less expensive approach
LUXEON 3535L, which boast a luminaire efficacy of 91 lm/W at
constant lumen output.
than replacing the entire suspended ceiling. The extensive
Durability is also demanded of the Opus 2 LED floodlight,
hospital upgrade included installation of 38 variations of
which uses LUXEON M, Lumileds brightest, most uniform high
luminaires with different lumen outputs, optics, dimming/
efficacy emitter. The fixture provides constant lumen output,
sensor controls, and integral emergency packages. All
exceeds Energy Star lumen maintenance requirements, is IP65
luminaires were specified at 4000K color temperature and
rated and has a die-cast aluminum housing and toughened
80 CRI, with the exception of the Opus 2, which is specified
glass covers.
at 4000K and 70 CRI. All of the luminaires were designed for
rapid installation and minimum interruption of work areas
using cable flex and click ceiling rose design.
In the wards, corridors, stairwells and cafeterias, custom
For outdoor areas, the Amenity Plus LED luminaires with
LUXEON 3535L LEDs provide 1500 lm or 2000 lm with
light output ratios of 80%, matching the performance of
fluorescent sources at a fraction of the energy cost.
DEXLED recessed luminaires using LUXEON 3535L LEDs, with
imperial dimensions of 1220 x 610 mm and 610 x 610 mm,
were manufactured and installed. Due to the wide range of
Benefits and Results
lumen outputs achieved with the luminaires, fewer overall
Ealing Hospital officials determined that the LED lighting
fixtures were required than originally installed. The luminaire’s
upgrade reduced energy use by approximately 50%. The
low brightness louvers and opal polycarbonate diffusers
complete upgrade was performed in 12 months. Return on
provided a more comfortable light for patients and staff.
investment is estimated to be reached in 5 years. All waste
products were disposed of in line with WEEE legislation.
The LED upgrade provided the hospital with the opportunity
to balance quality with cost-effectiveness. Rigorous
compliance to the UK’s current legislation and energy
LUXEON M, LUXEON 3030 2D, LUXEON T, LUXEON 3535L LEDs
In the hospital wards and elevator lobbies, custom MODLED
efficiency and safety standards ensured that the new
installation would operate in alignment with the Trust’s
performance goals and environmental policies.
luminaires with LUXEON 3535L LEDs, also with imperial
dimensions, were installed in lay-in, pull-up and surface mount
configurations. The MODLED is compliant with BSEN 12464
glare limitations for visual comfort. Other luminaires used
throughout the hospital included the Graduate Surface LED
and Protec LED downlights, using Philips Fortimo DLM Flex
modules with LUXEON 3030 2D LEDs.
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“LED lifetimes of 50,000 hours or more is particularly attractive to a hospital that
runs 24/7 and depends on reliable lighting. Lumileds is the most dependable
supplier for this kind of installation. ”
—— Natasha Ward, Dextra
About The Dextra Group
About Lumileds
The origins of Dextra Group date back to the late 70’s
Lumileds is the global leader in light engine technology.
producing luminaires for niche markets where service and
The company develops, manufactures and distributes
practical design were paramount. Over the ensuing years and
groundbreaking LEDs and automotive lighting products
particularly the last decade, the commercial lighting market
that shatter the status quo and help customers gain and
has become increasingly more sophisticated due, in part,
maintain a competitive edge. With a rich history of industry
to upgraded building regulations but also client awareness
“firsts,” Lumileds is uniquely positioned to deliver lighting
of lighting quality. In order to take advantage of this trend
advancements well into the future by maintaining an
the company now boasts an impressive range of products
unwavering focus on quality, innovation and reliability.
to suit all commercial and industrial requirements. In 2008,
in response to the requirement of global specifiers, Dexeco
specialising in energy efficient products, Dexsor, designing
To learn more about our portfolio of light engines visit
www.lumileds.com.
and producing sensors and Dexreco recycling in accordance
with WEEE regulations were established, all of whom have
become major contributors to Group turnover making it the
largest privately owned and managed business in its market
sector in the UK. In order to maintain the original principles of
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