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DESIGN WITH ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN MIND. PROGRAM GUIDE BUSINESS LIGHTING PROGRAM
DESIGN WITH ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN MIND.
PROGRAM GUIDE
BUSINESS LIGHTING PROGRAM
The Business Lighting Program is available to Manitoba Hydro’s electrical general service rate customers in the commercial, industrial, and agricultural sectors. We offer financial incentives for installations of eligible energy efficient lighting systems.
If you have any questions about the program, please contact us.
204-944-81811-844-944-8181lighting@efficiencymb.caefficiencymb.ca/lighting
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CONTENTS
Is your project eligible? ..........................................................................................................3
1. The applicant ................................................................................................................3
2. The project ....................................................................................................................3
3. The products ...............................................................................................................3
4. The installation ...........................................................................................................3
5. The supplier ..................................................................................................................3
How to participate ....................................................................................................................2
1. You apply ........................................................................................................................2
2. We pre-approve .........................................................................................................2
3. You complete your project ...................................................................................2
4. We pay the incentive...............................................................................................2
Nominal system wattage tables ........................................................................................4
1. T12 fluorescent lighting systems .........................................................................4
2. T8 flourescent lighting systems .........................................................................5
3. T5 flourescent lighting systems .........................................................................6
4. Hard wired compact flourescent lighting systems..................................7
5. Screw-in compact flourescent lighting systems .......................................7
6. Incandescent lamps .................................................................................................8
7. Halogen PAR (spotlight) lamps .........................................................................8
8. Halogen double-ended lamps ............................................................................9
9. High intensity discharge (HID) lighting systems ......................................10
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Review these five areas, to be sure your project qualifies: 1. The applicant• You must be a Manitoba Hydro commercial
customer billed at the electrical general service rate.
2. The project• The building must be used in a
commercial, industrial, or agricultural (not a residential) capacity.
• It must be an existing building that has been continuously occupied and operated for a minimum of two consecutive years. The only exception is for new exterior outdoor lighting.
• The lighting must be permanently affixed to the building. Temporary lighting does not qualify.
• The lighting must operate for a minimum of 2,000 hours per year to receive the listed incentives; however, pro-rate incentives are available if the lighting operates between 1,000 – 1,999 hours per year.
• The lighting must be installed, as specified on the application, for a minimum of three years after the date of the incentive payment.
3. The products• Lighting must be new, owned by the applicant and
approved by the Canadian Standards Association (CSA), or certified by an accredited independent organization, and must conform to CSA standards for the intended applications.
• LED lamps must be DLC listed, ENERGY STAR® certified or approved by Efficiency Manitoba.
• LED fixtures must be DLC listed, ENERGY STAR® certified or approved by Efficiency Manitoba.
• LED backlit signage materials must be approved by Efficiency Manitoba
• Lighting occupancy sensors and control systems must be approved by Efficiency Manitoba
• It is your responsibility to ensure the lighting complies with appropriate industry, legal, safety, and other standards, guidelines, or recommendations which apply to the lighting application and use.
• We recommend that you consult an electrical contractor or lighting designer to determine application-specific lighting requirements such as uniformity, colour temperature, light levels, and environmental aspects such as ingress protection (IP), corrosion, etc.
4. The installation• Lighting must meet the requirements of the
Manitoba Electrical Code, all pertinent bylaws, be acceptable to the inspection authorities that have jurisdiction, and have a Certificate of Inspection (within Winnipeg) or Certificate of Approval (outside Winnipeg).
• All retrofitted luminaires must be identified with approved labelling, listing the re-rated parameters to the satisfaction of Manitoba Electrical Inspections and Code officials.
• For exterior applications, lighting must not be installed and aimed in a manner so as to cause glare onto neighboring properties, streets, or highways.
• All existing lighting must be removed and properly recycled.
• It is your responsibility to dispose of all hazardous materials (including PCBs) in accordance to all applicable government regulations.
5. The supplier• Participating suppliers must have a Supplier
Participation Agreement in good standing with Efficiency Manitoba.
• A supplier is any business supplying or installing the qualifying lighting product – this includes contractors, consultants, installers, vendors, and retailers.
This list only determines if the project is suitable for Efficiency Manitoba incentives.
You are responsible to ensure that the lighting products are suitable for the environment in which they are installed.
Is your project eligible?
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How to participate
To qualify for any incentives, you must have written approval of your application from Efficiency Manitoba before you buy or install any lighting materials.
1. You apply• Ensure you meet the applicant project, product, and
installation requirements.
• Consult an electrical contractor, lighting designer, or electrical inspector to determine your lighting requirements.
• Complete the application pages from the Efficiency Manitoba website including:
• Application form
• Application worksheets
• Required attachments
• Submit the application (with attachments) to your Efficiency Manitoba representative or [email protected].
• An Efficiency Manitoba representative may conduct a pre-inspection of the facility to verify the existing lighting system.
Note: Applications can be completed by the applicant or the contractor on the applicant’s behalf. It is the applicant’s responsibility to ensure that the lighting application is completed correctly and received by Efficiency Manitoba.
2. We pre-approve• Efficiency Manitoba will email a written pre-approval
to the applicant. Do not purchase any materials or start your project until you have received this pre-approval.
• After pre-approval is received, you have one year to purchase and install your new lighting.
3. You complete your project• After your new lighting is installed an operational,
download and complete the completion documents from the Efficiency Manitoba website including:
• Completion Declaration
• Itemized invoicing detailing:
• Date of purchase
• Vendor’s name, customer’s name, and install address
• Manufacturer name and model of each product
• Product quantities
• Per unit product costs and total, separate from design, labour, and taxes
• Certificate of Inspection email (within Winnipeg) or Certificate of Approval (outside Winnipeg)
• Submit the completion documents to your Efficiency Manitoba representative or [email protected]
• An Efficiency Manitoba representative may conduct a post-inspection of the facility to confirm that all products were installed in accordance with the pre-approved application.
4. We pay the incentive• Once all completion paperwork is received
by Efficiency Manitoba, the incentive will be adjusted based on invoicing, inspection, and any project changes.
• Efficiency Manitoba will issue a cheque or deposit to the applicant.
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Nominal system wattage tables
Lamp length (units)
Number of lamps
Fixture power (W) Rated life
2 (hrs)Initial
lumens (lm)
Mean lumens (lm)
Mean efficacy (lm/W)
Lamp loss depreciation
2-foot systems (20W)
1 26
9,000
875 790 30
0.9032 54 1,750 1,580 29
3 N/A N/A N/A N/A
4 1081 3,500 3,160 29
3-foot systems (25W)
1 37
18,000
1,650 1,350 36
0.8182 61 3,300 2,700 44
3 N/A N/A N/A N/A
4 1221 6,600 5,400 44
4-foot systems (34W)
1 41
20,000
2,180 1,810 44
0.8302 74 4,360 3,620 49
3 115 6,540 5,430 47
4 1481 8,720 7,240 49
8-foot slimeline (60W)
1 75
12,000
4,600 4,050 54
0.8802 135 9,200 8,100 60
3 N/A N/A N/A N/A
4 270 18,400 16,200 60
8-foot HO (60W)
1 107
12,000
7,800 6,750 63
0.8652 205 15,600 13,500 66
3 N/A N/A N/A N/A
4 4101 31,200 27,000 66
8-foot VHO (195W)
1 230
10,000
12,000 9,100 40
0.7582 420 24,000 18,200 43
3 N/A N/A N/A N/A
4 8401 48,000 36,400 43
1. T12 fluorescent lighting systems
1 Indicates use of two-lamp ballasts. 2 Rated life at three hours per start
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Fixture power with normal ballast factor
Lamp length (units)
Number of lamps
Magnetic ballast (W)
Electronic ballast (W) Rated life
4 (hrs)Initial
lumens (lm)
Mean lumens (lm)
Mean efficacy (lm/W)
2-foot systems (17W)
1 25 18
28,500
1,383 1,308 74
2 44 33 2,767 2,617 87
3 N/A 48 4,150 3,925 82
4 883 59 5,533 5,233 89
3-foot systems (25W)
1 33 23
31,500
2,167 2,050 88
2 60 44 4,333 4,100 94
3 80 65 6,500 6,150 94
4 100 86 8,667 8,200 96
4-foot systems (32W)
1 37 30
30,000
3,044 2,896 98
2 71 56 6,088 5,793 102
3 108 84 9,131 8,689 103
4 1423 110 12,175 11,585 105
8-foot slimeline (59W)
1 N/A 60
21,000
5,900 5,450 91
2 N/A 106 11,800 10,900 103
3 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
4 N/A 2123 23,600 21,800 103
8-foot HO (86W)
1 N/A N/A
21,000
N/A N/A N/A
2 N/A 182 16,400 15,426 85
3 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
4 N/A 3643 32,800 30,852 85
2. T8 fluorescent lighting systems
3 Indicates use of two-lamp ballasts. 4 Rated life at three hours per start
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Lamp length (units)
Lamp power (W)
Number of lamps
Fixture power (including
ballast) (W)Rated life5 (hrs)
Initial lumens (lm)
Mean lumens (lm)
Mean efficacy (lm/W)
2-foot systems 141 18
24,6671,350 1,242 69
2 34 2,700 2,484 73
3-foot systems 211 25
24,6672,100 1,925 77
2 50 4,200 3,850 77
4-foot systems 281 32
24,6672,900 2,680 84
2 64 5,800 5,360 84
5-foot systems 351 40
24,6673,650 3,382 85
2 80 7,300 6,764 85
2-foot HO 241 27
24,6671,983 1,800 67
2 51 3,966 3,600 71
3-foot HO 391 43
24,6673,500 3,192 74
2 81 7,000 6,384 79
4-foot HO 54
1 62
31,667
5,000 4,567 74
2 116 10,000 9,134 79
1 179 15,000 13,701 77
2 234 20,000 18,268 78
5-foot HO 801 91
30,0007,000 6,440 71
2 176 14,000 12,880 73
3. T5 fluorescent lighting systems
5 Rated life at three hours per start
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Lamp power (W) Number of lampsFixture
power (W)Rated life (hrs)
Initial lumens (lm)
Mean lumens (lm)
Mean efficacy (lm/W)
Equivalent incandescent
(W)
131 17 13,000 939 767 45 60
2 32 13,000 1,878 1,534 48 100
181 21 13,000 1,193 1,042 50 75
2 38 13,000 2,386 2,084 55 100-150
261 28 13,000 1,752 1,526 55 100
2 55 13,000 3,504 3,052 55 200
32 1 34 13,000 2,601 2,268 67 150
42 1 46 13,000 3,120 2,831 62 150
Lamp power (W) Number of lampsFixture
power (W)Rated life (hrs)
Initial lumens (lm)
Mean lumens (lm)
Mean efficacy (lm/W)
Equivalent incandescent
(W)
11 1 11 8,500 586 450 41 60
15 1 15 9,600 879 708 47 100
20 1 20 9,000 1,210 979 49 75
23 1 23 9,250 1,494 1,133 49 100-150
27 1 27 9,000 1,738 1,377 51 100
42 1 42 12,000 2,700 2,275 54 200
4. Hard wired compact fluorescent lighting systems
5. Screw-in compact fluorescent lighting systems
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Lamp wattage (W) Rated life (hrs) Mean lumens (lm) Mean efficacy (lm/W)
60 1,000 833 14
75 750 1,140 15
100 750 1,644 16
150 750 2,674 18
200 750 3,658 18
300 750 5,686 19
500 1,000 9,189 18
750 1,000 16,188 22
1,000 1,000 22,553 23
Lamp power (W) Rated life (hrs) Mean lumens (lm) Mean efficacy (lm/W) CBCP (cd)
45 2,667 516 11 7,933
60 3,000 776 13 13,947
75 2,500 1,017 14 17,067
90 2,500 1,257 14 17,833
100 2,250 1,425 14 22,000
120 2,750 1,758 15 20,250
250 4,350 3,420 14 43,250
500 4,000 7,980 16 87,500
1,000 4,000 18,430 18 178,333
6. Incandescent lamps
7. Halogen PAR (spotlight) lamps
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Lamp wattage (W) Rated life (hrs) Mean lumens (lm) Mean efficacy (lm/W)
100 1,833 1,536 15
150 1,833 2,280 15
300 2,000 5,415 18
500 2,000 9,120 18
1,000 2,333 20,266 20
1,500 2,000 31,999 21
8. Halogen double-ended lamps
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System type (units)
Number of lamps
Lamp power (W)
Fixture power (including
ballast) (W)
Rated life (hrs)
Mean lumens (lm)
Mean efficacy (lm/W) CRI
MV coasted lamps (clear in
rackets)
1 50 65 24,000 1,260 19 45
1 75 95 24,000 2,025 21 45
1 100 125 24,000 3,225 (3,038) 26 (24) 45 (21)
1 175 215 24,000 7,080 (7,127) 33 (33) 45 (19)
2 175 430 24,000 14,160 (14,254) 33 (33) 45 (19)
1 250 295 24,000 10,015 (9,788) 34 (33) 45 (21)
2 250 570 24,000 20,030 (19,576) 35 (34) 45 (21)
1 400 455 24,000 17,225 (16,950) 38 (37) 45 (21)
2 400 890 24,000 34,450 (33,900) 39 (38) 45 (21)
1 1,000 1,065 24,000 44,050 (43,325) 41 (41) 45 (21)
2 1,000 2,130 24,000 88,100 (86,650) 41 (41) 45 (21)
Probe start (quartz) MH
1 100 140 15,000 5,800 41 75
1 150 190 12,500 8,300 44 70
1 175 220 10,000 9,200 42 65
1 250 300 10,000 14,375 48 65
1 400 470 20,000 23,600 50 65
1 1,000 1,100 14,000 81,800 74 65
1 1,500 1,600 3,000 140,000 88 67
9. High intensity discharge (HID) lighting systems
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System type (units)
Number of lamps
Lamp power (W)
Fixture power (including
ballast) (W)
Rated life (hrs)
Mean lumens (lm)
Mean efficacy (lm/W) CRI
Pulse start (quartz) MH
(MHPS)
1 50 70 13,333 1,900 27 68
1 70 95 14,000 3,433 36 70
1 100 135 15,000 5,742 43 70
1 150 190 15,000 9,533 50 70
1 175 210 15,000 12,733 61 67
1 250 290 16,250 18,156 63 65
1 320 370 20,000 21,800 59 64
1 350 400 20,000 26,350 66 64
1 400 455 20,000 31,380 69 64
1 750 825 16,000 60,000 73 65
1 1,000 1,080 13,500 92,075 85 65
Pulse start (ceramic) MH
(CMH)
1 50 70 10,000 2,750 39 85
1 70 100 14,500 4,462 45 84
1 100 135 15,000 6,975 52 84
1 150 190 11,000 10,750 57 87
1 250 300 15,000 19,200 64 94
Pulse start (ceramic) CMH-
HPS rated
1 250 300 15,000 19,125 64 85
1 400 475 15,000 28,900 61 85
HPS
1 35 45 20,000 2,031 45 22
1 50 70 24,000 3,600 51 22
1 70 97 24,000 5,512 57 22
1 100 135 24,000 8,413 62 22
1 150 190 24,000 14,050 74 22
1 200 240 24,000 19,665 82 22
1 250 300 24,000 25,750 86 22
1 400 470 24,000 45,000 96 22
1 600 675 24,000 81,000 120 22
1 1,000 1,080 24,000 122,000 113 22
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