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Heavy Industrial Rebate CatalogSaving energy for a brighter future

Pacific Gas and Electric Company Energy-Efficiency Rebates for Your Business

Considering a new construction or upgrade project?

You may be eligible for incentives through programs offered by Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) to encourage high-performance new building design and energy-efficient equipment retrofits for industrial facilities. Contact your PG&E account representative early in the design process of your project to identify available funding, receive program information specific to your project needs and enhance your project’s overall energy-efficiency potential. For more information, please visit pge.com/industrial.

Want to save money and help the environment?

As a PG&E customer, you may be eligible to participate in demand response incentive programs, which are designed to provide fiscally- and environmentally-responsible ways to respond to occasional peak demand periods of energy use. These programs offer incentives to businesses that volunteer to participate by temporarily reducing electricity use when demand could outpace supply. For more information, visit pge.com/industrial.

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Table of Contents

BOILERS AND WATER HEATING

Process Boilers 2

Direct Contact Water Heaters 3

Space Heating Boilers 3

Steam Traps 4

Pipe Insulation 4

Tank Insulation 5

BUSINESS COMPUTING

Network Desktop Computer Power 6 Management Software

Plug Load Occupancy Sensors 7

HEATING, VENTILATION AND AIR CONDITIONING

Central Natural Gas Furnaces 8

Central Natural Gas Furnaces with 8 Built-in Variable-Speed Motors (VSM)

Replacement Multiple-Speed Brushless 9 Permanent Magnet Blower Motors

Variable Frequency Drives (VFD) for 9 HVAC Fans

Advanced Digital Economizer Control System 10 for Packaged HVAC Units

Demand Controlled Ventilation (DCV) for 10 Packaged HVAC Units

Notched V-Belts Replacing Solid V-Belts 11

Enhanced Ventilation Control for 11 Packaged HVAC Units

7-Day Programmable Thermostats 12

LIGHTING

FIXTURESLED High-Bay and Low-Bay Lighting 13

LED Exterior Area Lighting 14

Interior High-Bay Linear Fluorescent Fixtures 15

Interior Induction Fixtures 16

Exterior Induction Fixtures 17

High-Bay Compact Fluorescent Fixtures (CFL) 18

LAMPS, ACCENT AND DIRECTIONAL LIGHTINGLow- or Reduced-Wattage T8 Lamps 19

Screw-in Compact Fluorescent Reflector Lamps 19

LED Accent, Surface, Pendant, Track and 20 Recessed Downlight Fixtures

REFRIGERATION AND FOOD SERVICE

Commercial Ice Machines 21

Vending Machine Controllers 21

DEFINITIONS 22

Learn more about PG&E’s money back solutions for your business, and apply or check the status of your rebates at pge.com/industrial or call our Business Customer Service Center at 1-800-468-4743.

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Carefully read the specifications below to ensure

that you are installing qualifying products. All PG&E

incentives apply towards the purchase of new or

replacement energy-efficient equipment. Used

or rebuilt equipment is not eligible. Customers

must include proof that the appliances meet all the

required energy-efficiency specifications. Please

note that funding for these programs is limited

and available on a first-come, first-served basis

until allocated funds are exhausted or the program

ends, whichever comes first. This program may be

modified or terminated without prior notice, and

additional terms and conditions may apply.

For our most up-to-date catalogs, please visit

pge.com/businessrebates.

Boilers and Water Heating

Process Boilers

Requirements:

• Rebate is available to industrial end-use customers

who manufacture a saleable product, typically in North

American Industry Classification System (NAICS) codes

31-33, but other NAICS codes may apply.

• Application must include the manufacturer’s name and

model name/number for the equipment.

• Installation address must have a commercial natural gas

account with PG&E.

Exclusions:

Boilers used primarily for domestic hot water, space

conditioning, pools or spas do not qualify for this rebate.

Rebate Rebate/ Performance andCode Description Unit Measure Eligibility Requirements

H11 Water $2/MBtuh Process Boiler

• Replacement of water process boiler with new boiler

• Must have a combustion test under full-load conditions to document achieving a minimum combustion efficiency of 85% or better, as well as an input rating of ≤ 20,000 MBtuh

• Replacement of steam process boiler with new boiler

• Must have a combustion test under full-load conditions to document achieving a minimum combustion efficiency of 83% or better, as well as an input rating of ≤ 20,000 MBtuh

H15 Steam $2/MBtuh Process Boiler

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Direct Contact Water Heaters

Requirements:

• Rebate covers direct contact water heaters for process end

uses, typically in NAICS codes 31 to 33, but other

NAICS codes may apply.

• Heater must meet efficiency requirements based on input

ratings shown in the table below.


account with PG&E.

Exclusions:

Water heaters used primarily for domestic hot water, space

conditioning, pools or spas do not qualify for this rebate.

Water Heater Input Rating Required Efficiency (exceeds Title 20 and 24 standards)

300 MBtuh AFUE of 88%

> 300 MBtuh Thermal efficiency > 90%

Direct Contact Water Heater Rebate

Rebate Rebate/Code Description Unit Measure

H16 Direct Contact Water Heater $2/MBtuh

Space Heating Boilers

Next-generation, high-efficiency, space-heating boilers

use better materials and combustion controls to transfer

more heat generated by burning gas to the water or steam

circulated to heat the facility.

Requirements:

• Boiler must be used for space heating for human comfort

per California Energy Commission (CEC) Title 20 and 24.

• Rebate application must include the manufacturer’s

specifications sheet showing specified efficiency rating.


account with PG&E.

Space Heater Boiler Rebates


HV011 Space heating atmospheric $1/MBtuh water boiler AFUE 84.5% and input rating < 300 MBtuh

HV012 Space heating forced draft $1/MBtuh water boiler AFUE 84.5% and input rating < 300 MBtuh

HV013 Space heating condensing $2/MBtuhwater boiler AFUE 94% and input rating < 300 MBtuh

HV014 Space heating atmospheric water boiler $1/MBtuhthermal efficiency of 85% and input rating 300 MBtuh and 2,500 MBtuh

HV015 Space heating forced draft water boiler $1/MBtuhthermal efficiency of 85% and input rating 300 MBtuh and 2,500 MBtuh

HV016 Space heating condensing water boiler $2/MBtuhthermal efficiency of 94% and input rating 300 MBtuh and 2,500 MBtuh

HV017 Space heating atmospheric water boiler $1/MBtuhcombustion efficiency of 85% and input rating > 2,500 MBtuh

HV018 Space heating forced draft water boiler $1/MBtuhcombustion efficiency of 85% or thermal efficiency 83% and input rating > 2,500 MBtuh

HV019 Space heating condensing water boiler $2/MBtuhthermal efficiency of 94% and input rating > 2,500 MBtuh

HV020 Space heating atmospheric $1/MBtuhsteam boiler AFUE 82% and input rating < 300 MBtuh

HV021 Space heating forced draft $1/MBtuhsteam boiler AFUE 82% and input rating < 300 MBtuh

HV022 Space heating atmospheric steam boiler $1/MBtuhthermal efficiency of 85% and input rating 300 MBtuh and 2,500 MBtuh

HV023 Space heating forced draft steam boiler $1/MBtuh thermal efficiency of 85% and input rating 300 MBtuh and 2,500 MBtuh

HV024 $1/MBtuhSpace heating atmospheric steam boiler combustion efficiency of 80% and input rating > 2,500 MBtuh

HV025 $1/MBtuhSpace heating forced draft steam boiler combustion efficiency of 80%and input rating > 2,500 MBtuh


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Steam Traps

Requirements:

• Industrial steam traps are for end-use customers who

manufacture a saleable product (some exceptions apply).

New industrial steam traps must replace, one-for-one,

existing failed steam traps.

• For Industrial low-pressure steam traps (rebate code H201)

and industrial high-pressure steam traps (rebate code

H202), the following conditions must be met:

Steam trap must replace a failed industrial steam trap.

Facilities with less than 100 existing industrial

steam traps at a given location must fill out a

preinstallation datasheet. To receive the datasheet,

please contact your PG&E account representative

or visit pge.com/industrial.

Facilities with more than 100 existing industrial steam

traps at a given location must undergo a steam trap

measurement survey before installation. To schedule a

preinstallation steam trap measurement survey, please

contact your PG&E account representative or call our

Business Customer Service Center at 1-800-468-4743.

• Application must be accompanied by the manufacturer’s

specification sheet for the steam trap that replaces the

existing trap, as well as the invoice for the purchase.


account with PG&E.

Exclusions:

Please note that new construction projects are not eligible

for this rebate.

Pipe Insulation

Requirements:

• Minimum-qualifying nominal pipe diameter must be

0.5 inch and minimum-qualifying insulation thickness

must be 1 inch.

• Pipes must transfer fluid directly from gas-fired equipment,

and insulation materials/accessories must

be installed according to manufacturer’s instructions.

• Application must include the manufacturer’s name,

insulation material type and material K-value rating.


account with PG&E. Only customer accounts with annual

use of less than 250,000 therms qualify.

Exclusions:

• Pipe with preexisting insulation does not qualify, and

this rebate cannot be used for the replacement of old or

damaged insulation.

• California Building Energy Efficiency Standards (Title 24),

Section 123, establishes requirements for pipe insulation

in the design and installation of space-conditioning and

service water heating systems and equipment. Any

pipe requiring insulation according to these standards

does not qualify for a rebate. Details are available at

energy.ca.gov/title24.

• Pipe insulation for exposed steam and hot-water pipes

within 7 feet of the floor that are not otherwise guarded

in order to prevent contact does not qualify for rebate.

Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)

standards require that exposed, heated surfaces

be covered to prevent injury.


H201 Industrial Low-Pressure Steam Traps $100/unit 15 PSIG H202 Industrial High-Pressure Steam Traps $290/unit > 15 PSIG


H664 Pipe Insulation (1" thick), installed on hot $2/linear ft. water pipes with a diameter between 0.5" and < 1", which are connected to gas-fired equipment

H665 Pipe Insulation (1" thick), installed on hot $2/linear ft. water pipes with a diameter 1", which are connected to gas-fired equipment

H666 Pipe Insulation (1" thick), installed on $3/linear ft. low-pressure steam pipes (< 15 PSIG) with a diameter between 0.5" and < 1", which are connected to gas-fired equipment

H667 Pipe Insulation (1" thick), installed on $3/linear ft. low-pressure steam pipes (< 15 PSIG) with a diameter 1", which are connected to gas-fired equipment

H668 Pipe Insulation (1" thick), installed on $3/linear ft. high-pressure steam pipes ( 15 PSIG) with a diameter between 0.5" and < 1", which are connected to gas-fired equipment

H669 Pipe Insulation (1" thick), installed on $3/linear ft. high-pressure steam pipes ( 15 PSIG) with a diameter 1", which are connected to gas-fired equipment

http://energy.ca.gov/title24

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Tank Insulation

Requirements:

• One or two inches of fiberglass or foam insulation must

be added to existing bare liquid, solution storage or

transfer tanks. The insulation thickness and tank solution

temperature will determine the rebate amount.

• Tanks must be coupled to gas-fired commercial or

industrial equipment that transfers heat to the contained

liquid or solution.

• Insulation materials and accessories must be installed

according to manufacturer’s instructions.

• Application must include the manufacturer’s name,

insulation material type and material K-value rating.


account with PG&E.

Exclusions:

• Tanks with preexisting insulation do not qualify for a rebate.

This rebate cannot be used for the replacement of old or

damaged insulation.

• California Building Energy Efficiency Standards

(Title 24), Section 123, establishes requirements for

tank insulation in the design and installation of space-

conditioning and service water heating systems and

equipment. Any tank requiring insulation per these

standards does not qualify for a rebate. Details are

available at energy.ca.gov/title24.

• Tanks insulated within 7 feet of the floor do not qualify

for rebates. The Occupational Safety and Health

Administration (OSHA) standards require that exposed,

heated surfaces be covered to prevent injury.


H115 1" Tank Insulation, Low Temp. Solution $2/sq. ft. (120° F–170° F) H114 1" Tank Insulation, High Temp. Solution $3/sq. ft. (170° F–200° F) H18 2" Tank Insulation, High Temp. Solution $4/sq. ft. (170° F–200° F)

http://energy.ca.gov/title24

6 Learn more about PG&E’s money back solutions for your business, and apply or check the status of your rebates at pge.com/industrial or call our Business Customer Service Center at 1-800-468-4743.

Business Computing

Network Desktop Computer Power Management Software

Requirements:

• Rebate is for control of power on desktop computers only.

• Customer must install qualifying software, which can be

found on the list at pge.com/powermanagementsoftware.

Please note that some software is only compatible with

specific operating systems.

• Installed software must allow centralized, server-

level control of the power management settings (sleep

mode and shutdown) of the desktop computers on a

distributed network.

• Software must have a reporting feature that allows

monitoring and validation of energy savings.

• Customer must agree to keep the software installed

and operating for a period of five years from the initial

installation date.

• Printed copy (or flash drive for a large number of

installations where a printed copy is not feasible) of a

report generated directly from the installed network

power management software must be included with

the rebate application, showing:

The location (installation address) of desktop computers

that are being controlled by the system

The number of desktop computers that are being

controlled by the system, grouped and totaled by

each location

• Qualifying software must comply with one of the

following conditions:

A new installation, where none previously existed

An upgrade of an operating system or other network

support software in which the desktop computer power

management function did not previously exist

• To be eligible, customers must allow PG&E onsite access

to their sites to verify:

The installation of the software

The location of the installed control software

(at the server level)

The number of desktop computers controlled

by the system

• Installation address must have a commercial electric

account with PG&E.

Exclusions:

This rebate does not apply to software that controls laptops

or laptop stations.


M03 Network Desktop Computer $15/desktop Power Management Software computer

http://pge.com/powermanagementsoftware

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Plug Load Occupancy Sensors(Power strip or plug-in outlet cover with built-in occupancy sensor)

The plug load occupancy sensor is installed in an office or

cubicle to control the office equipment and task lighting when

the space is unoccupied. The sensor, plugs and switches are

mounted in a single unit which can control power to devices

such as computers, printers and task lamps.


L65 Plug Load Occupancy Sensors $15/sensor

Requirements:

• Only passive infrared and/or ultrasonic detectors

are eligible.

• Plug load sensors must control electricity-using

equipment in offices or cubicles, including shared

copiers and/or printers.


account with PG&E.

8 Learn more about PG&E’s money back solutions for your business, and apply or check the status of your rebates at pge.com/industrial or call our Business Customer Service Center at 1-800-468-4743.

Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning

Central Natural Gas Furnaces with Built-in Variable-Speed Motors (VSM)

Requirements:

• The central natural gas forced air furnace with built-in

variable-speed motor must have an AFUE rating of:

95 to 96.9 percent for the $200 rebate

97 percent or greater for the $300 rebate

• Step 6a of the application must include a permit number

and a signature from a licensed contractor.

• Only residential furnaces installed in a small commercial

setting qualify for this rebate. To find a list of qualifying

equipment that meets or exceeds the program

requirements, go to ahridirectory.org/ahridirectory. In the

Residential Directory, select “Furnaces.” Then indicate the

AFUE minimum in the appropriate box and search.


SA16 Central Natural Gas Furnace $200/unit 95–96.9% AFUE with VSMSA18 Central Natural Gas Furnace $300/unit 97% AFUE with VSM


SA17 Central Natural Gas Furnace $150/unit 95–96.9% AFUE without VSM

SA19 Central Natural Gas Furnace $250/unit 97% AFUE without VSM

• Brushless DC motor, also known as an electronically

commutated motor (ECM), qualifies for this rebate.

• Consult with a licensed contractor to verify that your

furnace has a built-in VSM.

• Installation address must have both commercial natural

gas and electric accounts with PG&E.

Central Natural Gas Furnaces

Requirements:

• To qualify, the central natural gas forced air furnace must

have an annual fuel utilization efficiency (AFUE) rating of:

95 to 96.9 percent for the $150 rebate

97 percent or greater for the $250 rebate

• Step 6a of the application must include a permit number,

agency and a signature from a licensed contractor.

• Only residential furnaces installed in a small commercial

setting qualify for this rebate. To find a list of qualifying

equipment that meets or exceeds the program

requirements, go to ahridirectory.org/ahridirectory. In the

Residential Directory, select “Furnaces.” Then indicate the

AFUE minimum in the appropriate box and search.


account with PG&E.

http://www.ahridirectory.org/ahridirectory

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H148 Variable Frequency Drive for HVAC Fan $80/hp

Replacement Multiple-Speed Brushless Permanent Magnet Blower Motors

Requirements:

• Supply air blower with a new super-efficient direct

replacement brushless permanent magnet blower motor

with built-in controller must replace the existing permanent

split capacitor motor.

• Motor must be 10 horsepower (hp) or less to be eligible

for this rebate.

• Motor must be capable of plugging into existing

control board.

• Rebate only available to customers residing in climate

zones (CZ) 11, 12 and 13. Go to pge.com/climatezones

to find your climate zone.


account with PG&E.

Variable Frequency Drives (VFD) for HVAC Fans

Requirements:

• Drives must be applied to existing HVAC supply, return or

exhaust air fans only.

• Drives are eligible for this rebate only if throttling devices,

such as inlet vanes or bypass dampers, are removed or

permanently disabled.


account with PG&E.

Exclusions:

• Fan size greater than 100 horsepower (hp) is not eligible

for this rebate.

• VFDs on cooling tower fans are not eligible for this rebate.


H182 Replacement Multiple-Speed $50/unit Brushless Permanent Magnet Blower CZ restrictions apply

Exclusions:

A variable frequency drive (VFD) is not eligible for this rebate.

See applicable VFD rebate.

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Advanced Digital Economizer Control System for Packaged HVAC Units

Retrofit your existing analog or nonfunctional economizer controller for your packaged HVAC unit with an

advanced digital economizer control (ADEC) system. ADECs detect and report problems with sensors,

dampers and other components so that energy efficiency can be maintained.

Requirements:

• Customer must pick correct measure code for the type

of packaged HVAC unit and enter the HVAC unit’s tons

of AC capacity on the rebate application as “Quantity.”

See the HVAC unit’s nameplate for cooling capacity.

(1 ton AC capacity = 12,000 Btuh)

• Customer must replace existing analog or nonfunctional

economizer control system with an ADEC system.

• Customer must assure that controls are installed and

operate according to current applicable building and energy

codes. Maximum rebate is $300 per ADEC system.

• Rebate cannot be combined with Demand Controlled

Ventilation or Enhanced Ventilation Control rebate offers

for the same HVAC unit.


HA83 Replace Analog Economizer $20/ton Control System with ADEC on (max $300) Variable Air Volume Unit HA84 Replace Analog Economizer $20/ton Control System with ADEC on (max $300) Heat Pump Unit HA85 Replace Analog Economizer $20/ton Control System with ADEC on AC or (max $300) Gas Pack Unit

Demand Controlled Ventilation (DCV) for Packaged HVAC Units

Add demand controlled ventilation (DCV) to your packaged HVAC unit. DCV enables your

economizer to reduce the amount of outside air when the conditioned space is occupied by

fewer people than the design capacity. A CO2 sensor provides the occupancy signal to the

advanced digital economizer control (ADEC) system. This is a good energy-efficiency measure

for conditioned spaces with highly-variable or low occupancy.

Requirements:






• Rebate is based on the HVAC unit’s cooling capacity and

is maxed at $1,500 per ADEC plus CO2 sensor system or

$600 for CO2 sensor.


operate according to current applicable building and

energy codes.

• Customer must install DCV on existing operational

packaged HVAC unit.

• Installer and manufacturer must warranty equipment for

at least two years for parts and labor.

• Rebate cannot be combined with Advanced Digital

Economizer Controller or Enhanced Ventilation Control

rebate offers for the same HVAC unit.


account with PG&E.


HV026 Add Demand Controlled Ventilation $100/ton (ADEC and CO2 Sensor) to Packaged (max $1,500) HVAC Unit with Gas Heat HV028 Add Demand Controlled Ventilation $100/ton (ADEC and CO2 Sensor) to Packaged (max $1,500) AC Unit HV030 Add Demand Controlled Ventilation $100/ton (ADEC and CO2 Sensor) to Heat Pump (max $1,500)

HV027 Add Demand Controlled Ventilation $40/ton (CO2 Sensor) to Packaged HVAC Unit (max $600) with Gas Heat with ADECHV029 Add Demand Controlled Ventilation $40/ton (CO2 Sensor) to Packaged AC Unit (max $600) with ADECHV031 Add Demand Controlled Ventilation $40/ton (CO2 Sensor) to Heat Pump with ADEC (max $600)

• Rebate applicable for heat pumps, air conditioners,

gas packs and variable air volume systems.


account with PG&E.

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Notched V-Belts Replacing Solid V-Belts

If you have existing solid v-belts driving the packaged HVAC

fan(s), you can qualify for this rebate if you replace them with

notched v-belts.

Requirements:

• Customer must pick correct measure code for the type of

packaged HVAC unit and enter the HVAC unit’s tons of AC

capacity on the rebate application as “Quantity.”

• Customer must request separate rebate for each HVAC

unit retrofitted with notched belts. See the HVAC unit’s

nameplate. (1 ton AC capacity = 12,000 Btuh)

• Maximum rebate is $30 per motor with solid v-belts

retrofitted with notched v-belts.

• Customer must replace solid v-belts with notched

v-belts on HVAC supply, return or exhaust motor.


account with PG&E.

Exclusions:

Packaged HVAC units already fitted with notched v-belts do

not qualify. Only units with solid v-belts qualify.

Enhanced Ventilation Control for Packaged HVAC Units

Add enhanced ventilation control (EVC) to your packaged

HVAC unit. EVC kits, such as Transformative Wave’s Catalyst

adds variable speed, CO2 sensors and advanced digital

economizer controls to existing packaged HVAC units.

These retrofit add-on technologies can reduce the ventilation

rate and outside air when the conditioned space is occupied

by fewer people than the design capacity. This is a good

energy-efficiency measure for conditioned spaces with

highly-variable or low occupancy.

Requirements:







operate according to current applicable building and

energy codes.

• Customer must install EVC on existing operational package

HVAC unit.

• Rebate cannot be combined with Advanced Digital

Economizer Controller or Enhanced Ventilation Control

rebate offers for the same HVAC unit.


account with PG&E.

Exclusions:

Variable air volume (VAV) packaged HVAC units are excluded.


SA13 Replace Solid V-Belts with Notched Belts $8/ton on AC or Gas Pack Unit (max $30/motor)

SA14 Replace Solid V-Belts with Notched Belts $8/ton on Heat Pump Unit (max $30/motor) SA15 Replace Solid V-Belts with Notched Belts $8/ton on Variable Air Volume Unit (max $30/motor)


SA07 Add Enhanced Ventilation Control $155/ton (ADEC+CO2 Sensor+VFD) to (max $3,875) Gas Pack Unit SA08 Add Enhanced Ventilation Control $190/ton (ADEC+CO2 Sensor+VFD+NEMA (max $4,750) Premium Motor) to Gas Pack Unit SA09 Add Enhanced Ventilation Control $194/ton (ADEC+CO2 Sensor+VFD+Permanent (max $4,850) Mag Motor) to Gas Pack Unit SA10 Add Enhanced Ventilation Control $155/ton (ADEC+CO2 Sensor+VFD) to Heat (max $3,875) Pump Unit SA11 Add Enhanced Ventilation Control $190/ton (ADEC+CO2 Sensor+VFD+NEMA (max $4,750) Premium Motor) to Heat Pump Unit SA12 Add Enhanced Ventilation Control $194/ton (ADEC+CO2 Sensor+VFD+Permanent (max $4,850) Mag Motor) to Heat Pump Unit


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7-Day Programmable Thermostats

If the existing thermostat does not provide seven-day scheduling of fan and temperature settings, or

if the packaged HVAC unit has an economizer and the existing thermostat cannot call for first-stage

cooling with the economizer only, then you qualify for this retrofit measure. The replacement

thermostat must be set during unoccupied hours to call for heating at less than 55 degrees

Fahrenheit and call for cooling at greater than 85 degrees Fahrenheit. Occupied comfort settings

must be in the range of 72 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit for cooling and 65 to 68 degrees Fahrenheit for

heating. To see a qualified products list (QPL) for thermostats, visit pge.com/thermostatqpl.

Requirements:

• Customer must replace an existing Title 24-nonconforming

thermostat with a Title 24-conforming thermostat.

• Rebate is based on the HVAC unit’s cooling capacity and

is maxed at $300 per thermostat installation.

• Customer must assure thermostat is installed,

programmed and operates per current applicable

building and energy codes.


account with PG&E.

Exclusions:

Operable 7-day programmable thermostats or thermostats

required by code triggering projects do not qualify.


T314 Replace Title 24-Nonconforming $14/ton Thermostat with Conforming (max $300) Programmable Thermostat on Package HVAC Unit

http://pge.com/thermostatqpl

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Lighting

FIXTURES

LED High-Bay and Low-Bay Lighting

Replacing interior high-intensity discharge (HID) or

fluorescent high-bay and low-bay fixtures with LED lighting

can greatly reduce your energy usage and maintenance costs

while improving the light quality and output at floor level. LED

lighting uses significantly less energy, lasts far longer, turns

on and off instantly and can be equipped with dimmers and

motion controls for additional energy savings.

Ideal use:

This advanced lighting technology generates less heat (which

helps reduce cooling costs) and provides consistent, reliable

high-quality white light, making it ideal for gyms, warehouse

and assembly facilities.

Requirements:

• Only LED fixtures or retrofit kits on the list of prequalified

LED fixtures available at pge.com/led in the following

categories qualify for this rebate:

High-Bay Luminaires (fixtures and retrofit kits)

Low-Bay Luminaires (fixtures and retrofit kits)

High-Bay Aisle Luminaires (fixtures)

• There must be a one-for-one replacement of linear

fluorescent or high-intensity discharge (HID) fixtures,

including mercury vapor, high-pressure sodium and

standard metal halide.

• Customer selects the measure code based on the wattage

of the replacement fixture. The “Recommended Existing

Lamp Wattage/Type” and “Recommended Minimum

Replacement Fixture Lumens” in the table to the right are

recommendations based on lumen equivalences.

• Existing lamp wattage is used rather than total fixture

wattage, but the input wattage of the LED fixture must be

lower than the input wattage of the original equipment.

• Customer or trade professional must submit a product

specification sheet, installation instructions and an invoice

with the application. All other PG&E Business Rebate

Application conditions apply.

• Written warranty must be issued to the customer

guaranteeing repair or replacement of defective electrical

parts (including light source and power supplies) for a

minimum of five years from the date of purchase.

Exclusions:

•Self-ballasted, screw-based lamps and LED tube-style

lamps do not qualify.

• Products not listed in the high-bay or low-bay categories

above, including LED recessed panels and ambient

luminaires, do not qualify for this rebate.

• Other fixture configurations, including interior recessed

fixtures and ambient lighting, may be considered under

PG&E’s Customized Retrofit Program.

Rebate Replacement Recommended Recommended Rebate/Code Fixture Wattage Existing Lamp Min. Repl. Unit Measure Wattage/Type Fixture Lumens

LD108 > 320–500 watt 750 watt PS-MH 32,300 $250/fixture







LD101 40–131 watt 175 watt PS-MH 6,200 $100/fixture

LD113 > 160–220 watt T8 Fluorescent 11,200 $125/fixture 2nd Gen 8L VHLO

LD112 > 131–160 watt T8 Fluorescent 9,600 $110/fixture 2nd Gen 6L VHLO

LD111 40–131 watt T8 Fluorescent 6,200 $100/fixture 2nd Gen 4L VHLO

LD109 > 500–750 watt 1,000 watt PS-MH 43,400 $300/fixture

LED High-Bay and Low-Bay Lighting Rebates

http://pge.com/led


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LED Exterior Area Lighting

Replacing high-intensity discharge (HID) or incandescent

outdoor fixtures with LED lighting can greatly reduce your

energy usage and maintenance costs while improving light

quality and output at the ground level.

Ideal use:

LED lighting uses significantly less energy, lasts far longer,

turns on and off instantly and can be equipped with occupancy

controls for more energy savings. This advanced lighting

technology provides reliable, consistent, high-quality white

light, making it ideal for parking lots, gas stations, outdoor

parking structures, pathway lighting and outdoor wall-

mounted lighting.

Requirements:




Architectural Flood and Spot Luminaires

Landscape/Accent Flood and Spot Luminaires

Outdoor Pole/Arm-mounted Area and

Roadway Luminaires (fixtures and retrofit kits)

Large Outdoor Pole/Arm-mounted Area and Roadway

Luminaires (retrofit kits)

Outdoor Pole/Arm-mounted Decorative Luminaires

(fixtures and retrofit kits)

Outdoor Wall-mounted Area Luminaires

(fixtures and retrofit kits)

Bollards

Fuel Pump Canopy Luminaires (fixtures and retrofit kits)

Parking Garage Luminaires (fixtures and retrofit kits)

• There must be a one-for-one replacement of incandescent

or high-intensity discharge (including mercury vapor, high-

pressure sodium, low-pressure sodium and standard

metal halide) exterior light fixtures.

• Input wattage of the LED fixture must be lower than the

input wattage of the original equipment.

• Written warranty must be issued to the customer

guaranteeing repair or replacement of defective electrical

parts (including light source and power supplies) for a

minimum of five years from the date of purchase.

Exclusions:

Self-ballasted, screw-based lamps do not qualify.


LED Exterior Area Lighting Rebates

LT007 Install > 500-750 watt LED Fixture $200/fixture Replacing HID








LT015 Install 0–50 watt LED Fixture $40/fixture Replacing HID

http://pge.com/led

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Interior High-Bay Linear Fluorescent Fixtures RebatesRebate Rebate/Code Description Unit Measure

LT001 > 351–585 watt Linear Fluorescent $125/fixture (HP T8/T5) Fixture Replacing HID/Incandescent Lamp





LT006 64 watt Linear Fluorescent $20/fixture (HP T8/T5) Fixture Replacing HID/Incandescent Lamp

Interior High-Bay Linear Fluorescent Fixtures

Replacing standard metal halide fixtures with next-generation, high-performance interior T8

or T5 linear high-bay fluorescent fixtures is an easy way to reduce lighting costs and improve

lighting quality and output.

Ideal use:

Unlike standard metal halide, these fluorescent fixtures

turn on instantly and do not suffer from color shift. T8 and

T5 lamps also offer better color rendering, which helps

make retail displays more attractive and improves

productivity and employee satisfaction in warehouses

and manufacturing spaces.

Requirements:

• Rebates are based on a one-for-one replacement of

incandescent or high-intensity discharge (HID) fixtures,


standard metal halide (or pulse-start metal halide) with

new high-performance T8/T5, super T8, T8 VHO or T5 HO

interior linear fluorescent fixtures.

• Wattage of the replacement fixture, in all cases, must be

less than the wattage of the existing lamp.

• Additional requirements:

All 32-watt T8 lamps must be HP T8 or super T8

lamps and listed on the qualified HP T8 lamp list

at cee1.org.

All lamps must be rated equal to or greater than

20,000 hours of average-rated lamp life based on

three hours per start (when operated on program

rapid-start ballasts).

All lamps must have a Color Rendering Index (CRI)

that is equal to or greater than 82.

All T8 ballasts must be rated as National Electrical

Manufacturers Association (NEMA) premium or

designated HP electronic ballast as listed on cee1.org.

T5 HO must be program rapid-start ballasts.

Exclusions:

• Exterior installations do not qualify for this rebate.

• Customers applying for this rebate will not be eligible

for additional rebates under the “Compact Fluorescent

Fixtures” category.

• Other fixture configurations, including interior recessed

fixtures and ambient lighting, may be considered under


Additional details:

• T8 and T5: Program rapid-start ballasts are designed

to provide maximum lamp life in frequent lamp-starting

applications such as in areas where occupancy sensor

controls are used.

• T8 only: Instant-start electronic ballasts are the most

popular type of electronic ballast today, because they

provide maximum energy savings and start lamps

without delay.

http://library.cee1.org/content/commercial-lighting-qualifying-products-lists



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Rebate Existing Lamp Replacement Rebate/Code Wattage Lamp Wattage Unit Measure

L0270 400 watt 250 watt $45/fixture

L1025 176–399 watt 180 watt $30/fixture


L1023 100 watt 70 watt $12.50/fixture

Interior Induction Fixtures Rebates

Interior Induction Fixtures

Today’s modern induction fixtures offer significant

improvements over incandescent and high-intensity

discharge (HID) fixtures, including mercury vapor, high-

pressure sodium, standard metal halide and pulse-start

metal halide. Essentially a fluorescent light without

electrodes or filaments (the components that frequently

cause other bulbs to burn out quickly), induction fixtures

provide high energy efficiency, long life, low maintenance

costs and high-quality color rendering. They also turn on

instantly and work well in low temperatures.

Ideal use:

With their long life and ability to deliver high-quality light,

induction fixtures are suitable for nearly any interior

application, especially in places where lamp replacement

is difficult and expensive or omni-directional light output

is required. This includes gyms, warehouses, assembly

facilities and hotel rotundas.

Requirements:

• Rebates apply only to complete, new induction fixtures or

retrofit kits, and retrofit kits must have the ballast separate

from the lamp.

• New fixtures must not exceed the maximum “Replacement

Lamp Wattage” listed in the Interior Induction Fixtures Rebates table to the right for each lamp being replaced.

New lamp wattage is the total lamp-only wattage.




standard metal halide or pulse-start metal halide.

Existing lamp wattage is used rather than total fixture

wattage (i.e., a 250-watt, high-pressure sodium fixture

equals a 250-watt base case and qualifies under the

L1025 rebate code).

• Any wattage incandescent lamp equal to or greater

than 60 watts may be replaced by complete, new interior

induction fixtures. To calculate the base case wattage

for incandescent fixtures with more than one lamp,

multiply the number of lamps by the nominal lamp

wattage as listed on the lamp label.

• Wattage of replacement fixture, in all cases, must be less

than the wattage of the existing lamp.

Exclusions:

• Exterior installations and applications are typically

operating during non-peak hours, and therefore do

not qualify under this interior fixture category.

• Screw-based retrofit kits do not qualify for this rebate.

• Other fixture configurations may be considered under


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Exterior Induction Fixtures Rebates

Exterior Induction Fixtures

Today’s modern induction fixtures offer significant improvements over incandescent and

high-intensity discharge (HID) fixtures, including mercury vapor, high-pressure sodium,

standard metal halide and pulse-start metal halide. Essentially a fluorescent light without

electrodes or filaments (the components that frequently cause other bulbs to burn out

quickly), induction fixtures provide high energy efficiency, long life, low maintenance costs

and high-quality color rendering. They also turn on instantly, work well in low temperatures

and can be equipped with dimming controls for additional energy savings.

Ideal use:

With their long life and ability to deliver high-quality light,

induction fixtures are suitable for nearly any exterior

application, but especially in places where lamp replacement

is difficult and expensive. This includes parking lots, gas

stations, outdoor parking structures, pathway lighting and

outdoor wall-mounted lighting.

Requirements:

• Rebates apply only to complete, new induction fixtures or

retrofit kits, and retrofit kits must have the ballast separate

from the lamp.


Lamp Wattage” listed in the Exterior Induction Fixtures Rebates table to the right for each lamp being replaced.

New lamp wattage is the total lamp-only wattage.




standard metal halide or pulse-start metal halide. Existing

lamp wattage is used rather than total fixture wattage (i.e.,

a 250-watt, high-pressure sodium fixture is a 250-watt

base case and qualifies under the L0267 rebate code).

• Any wattage incandescent lamp 60 watts or greater may

be replaced by complete new exterior induction fixtures.

• To calculate the base case wattage for incandescent

fixtures with more than one lamp, multiply the number

of lamps by the nominal lamp wattage as listed on the

lamp label.

• Wattage of the replacement fixture, in all cases, must be

less than the wattage of the existing lamp.

Exclusions:

• Street and roadway installations do not qualify. Please

refer to pge.com/led for details about PG&E’s LED

Street Light Program, or contact your PG&E account

representative for more information.

• Pulse-start metal halide fixtures do not qualify for

this rebate.

• Screw-based retrofit kits do not qualify for this rebate.

http://pge.com/led


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High-Bay Compact Fluorescent Fixtures (CFL)

Replacing high-bay incandescent and high-intensity discharge (HID) fixtures, including

mercury vapor, high-pressure sodium, standard metal halide and pulse-start metal halide

with modern high-bay CFL fixtures is an easy way to reduce lighting costs and improve lighting

quality and output. These fixtures use significantly less energy, turn on instantly, offer better

color rendering and run cooler, putting less strain on a building’s air conditioning.

Ideal use:

With their great energy efficiency and better color

rendering capabilities, high-bay CFL fixtures are best

used in buildings with ceilings 15 feet and above. These

include gyms, retail stores, warehouses, distribution

centers, light manufacturing and food processing facilities.

Requirements:

• Fixtures must be only complete, new CFL fixtures

to qualify.


Lamp Wattage” listed in the High-Bay Compact Fluorescent Fixtures (CFL) Rebates table to the right for each range of

lamp wattage being replaced. New fixture wattage is the

total system wattage (lamp and ballast).

• Ballasts must have a power factor greater than or

equal to 0.9.



including mercury vapor, high-pressure sodium, low-

pressure sodium, standard metal halide or pulse-start

metal halide. Existing lamp wattage is used rather than

total fixture wattage (i.e., a 250-watt, high-pressure sodium

fixture is a 250-watt base case and qualifies under the

L1022 rebate code).

• To calculate the base case wattage for incandescent and

fluorescent fixtures with more than one lamp, multiply the

number of lamps by the nominal lamp wattage as listed on

the lamp label.

• New exterior installations qualify if existing lamps are

100 watts or less.

Exclusions:

• Other fixture configurations and exterior applications

greater than 100 watts will be considered under PG&E’s

Customized Retrofit Program.

• Exterior installations and applications only qualify for

rebate code LA00 (see the table below).


L1014 Interior 400 watt 244 watt (Tier 1) $35/fixture

L1013 Interior 400 watt 360 watt (Tier 2) $20/fixture

L1022 Interior 176–399 watt 192 watt $20/fixture

L1021 Interior 101–175 watt 128 watt $20/fixture

L962 Interior 100 watt 70 watt $10/fixture

LA00 Exterior 100 watt 70 watt $10/fixture

High-Bay Compact Fluorescent Fixtures (CFL) Rebates

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Screw-in Compact Fluorescent Reflector Lamps

Requirements:

• Replace incandescent floodlights, recessed down

lights and/or track lighting bulbs with a 14- to 28-watt

screw-in compact fluorescent reflector lamp.

• Screw-in compact fluorescent reflector

lamps with integrated ballasts must be listed

as ENERGY STAR®-qualified.

• Screw-in induction reflector lamps also qualify,

if it can be demonstrated that lamp performance

is equivalent to ENERGY STAR rating minimums.

Visit energystar.gov for more information.


L1005 Screw-in Compact Fluorescent $5/lamp Reflector Lamps, 14–28 watt

LAMPS, ACCENT AND DIRECTIONAL LIGHTING

Low- or Reduced-Wattage T8 Lamps

Requirements:

Rebates are available for the installation of 4-foot, low-

wattage T8 lamps that replace 32-watt T8 lamps. Approved

lamps can be found at cee1.org on the most recent

spreadsheet listed as “28W & 25W Lamps & Ballasts.”


L730 32 watt 28 watt $1/lamp

L863 32 watt 25 watt $1.50/lamp

Additional details:

Low-wattage T8 lamps are best used to replace first

generation 700 series 32-watt T8 lamps in existing lighting

systems. Care should be taken to read manufacturer

recommendations for ballast requirements and use in

low temperature.

http://www.energystar.gov/index.cfm?fuseaction=find_a_product.showProductGroup&pgw_code=LB



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LED Accent, Surface, Pendant, Track and Recessed Downlight Fixtures

Replacing interior accent and directional incandescent fixtures with LED lighting can greatly reduce

your energy usage and maintenance costs while maintaining light quality and output levels. LED

lighting uses significantly less energy, lasts far longer, turns on and off instantly and can be equipped

with dimmers and motion controls for additional energy savings.

Replacing interior accent and directional incandescent

fixtures with LED lighting can greatly reduce your energy

usage and maintenance costs while maintaining light

quality and output levels. LED lighting uses significantly

less energy, lasts far longer, turns on and off instantly

and can be equipped with dimmers and motion controls

for additional energy savings.

Ideal use:

This advanced lighting technology generates less heat

(which helps reduce cooling costs) and provides consistent,

reliable high-quality white light, making it ideal for retail,

hospitality and office facilities.

Requirements:




Track or Mono-Point Directional Luminaires (DLC)

Downlights: Recessed, Surface, Pendant or Retrofits

(ENERGY STAR®)

Accent Light (ENERGY STAR)


incandescent, halogen or compact fluorescent fixtures up

to 100 watts with a fully integrated LED fixture or complete

LED retrofit kit.

• LEDs must meet a minimum luminaire efficacy of

35 lumens per watt (lm/W).

• Customers are responsible for verifying that new fixtures

work with existing lighting controls.

• Downlights intended for installation in insulated

ceilings must meet California Energy Commission

(CEC) Title 20 requirements.

Two Ways to Save

Because lighting systems can be expensive to update, PG&E offers two kinds of rebates to help you defray costs:

• Replacement lamp incentives. Earn instant rebates

from participating lighting distributors when you

purchase and install qualifying replacement lamps.

For more details and a list of participating distributors,

go to pge.com/led.

• Replacement fixture and retrofit kit incentives.

These rebates are designed to help cover the

installation costs of qualifying fixtures or kits.

You can apply and check the status of your rebate

at pge.com/mybusiness/erebates.


LD146 Replace with 25 watt LED Fixture $30/fixture

LD145 Replace with 24 to < 25 watt LED Fixture $30/fixture


















LD127 Replace with < 7 watt LED Fixture $15/fixture

Exclusions:

Screw-in LED lamps are not eligible for these rebates.

Visit a participating distributor to receive instant rebates

on screw-in LED replacement lamps.

http://pge.com/led

http://pge.com/led

http://pge.com/mybusiness/erebates

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Refrigeration and Food Service

Commercial Ice Machines

Requirements:

• Qualifying models must be listed in the California Energy

Commission database.

• Models include machines generating ice cubes that

are 60 grams (2 oz.) or lighter. It also includes ice makers

that flake, crush and fragment ice cubes.

• Only air-cooled machines (self-contained, ice-making

heads or remote condensing) qualify for this rebate.

• Customer must purchase the entire Air Conditioning,

Heating and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI)-tested ice-

making system.

• Remote machines must be purchased with qualifying

remote condenser or remote condenser/compressor unit.

• Ice machines must be tested in accordance with the AHRI

Standard 810. Visit ahrinet.org to learn more about product

information and testing procedures.


account with PG&E.

• For a list of qualifying food service equipment products,

please visit fishnick.com/saveenergy/rebates.

Additional details:

Information about efficiency specifications is available at

fishnick.com/saveenergy/rebates.


F200 Super-Efficient Ice Machine $100/unit 101−300 lbs/day

F201 Super-Efficient Ice Machine $150/unit 301−500 lbs/day

F202 Super-Efficient Ice Machine $250/unit 501−1,000 lbs/day

F203 Super-Efficient Ice Machine $400/unit 1,001−1,500 lbs/day

F204 Super-Efficient Ice Machine $500/unit > 1,500 lbs/day

Vending Machine Controllers

Requirements:

• Only refrigerated vending machines that contain

nonperishable bottled and/or canned beverages qualify.

• Installed controller must include a passive infrared

occupancy sensor to turn off fluorescent lights and

compressor when surrounding area is unoccupied

for 15 minutes or longer.

• Refurbished vending machines that include this

technology are eligible for this rebate.

• Installation address must have a commercial

electric account with PG&E.


R86 Vending Machine Controller $100/controller

Installation process:

Control logic should periodically power up the machine

at two-hour intervals to maintain product temperature.

http://ahrinet.org

http://fishnick.com/saveenergy/rebates

http://fishnick.com/saveenergy/rebates


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Definitions Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency (AFUE):Thismeasuresthepercentageoffuelthatisconvertedintousableheatingenergy.Forexample,a90percentAFUEfurnacemeansthat90percentofthefuelisusedinheatingafacility,while10percentescapesasexhaustwiththecombustiongases.

Btu:Britishthermalunit,whichreferstotheamountofheatrequiredtoraisethetemperatureof1poundofwaterby1degreeFahrenheit.

Btuh: Britishthermalunitsperhour.

Climate Zones (CZ): Climatezonesarebasedonenergyuse,temperature,weatherandotherfactors.Theyarebasicallyasetofgeographicareasthataregroupedaccordingtosimilarclimaticcharacteristics.

CO2 Sensor:Thisdevicemeasuresthepartspermillion(PPM)ofCO2intheair.

Conditioned Area/Space: Thistermsreferstoanareabeingheatedorcooledbyyourheating,ventilationandairconditioning(HVAC)system.

Electrical Testing Laboratory (ETL): Thisorganizationmarksproductsofcompliancetoapplicableelectrical,gasandothersafetystandards.Formoreinformation,visitetl.com.

Electronically Commutated Motor (ECM):ECMsaresynchronousmotorsthatarepoweredbyaDCelectricsourceusinganintegratedinverter/switchingpowersupply,producinganACelectricsignalwhichdrivesthemotor.

End-Use Customers: Thistermreferstocustomerswhoacquireenergyfortheirownconsumption.

Energy Factor (EF):EFmeasuresawaterheater’sefficiency,basedonrecoveryefficiency,standbylossesandcyclinglosses.ThehighertheEF,themoreefficientthewaterheater.

Fixture: Generally,alightfixtureisanelectricaldeviceusedtocreateartificiallightbyuseofanelectriclamp.Alllightfixtureshaveafixturebodyandasockettoholdthelampandallowforitsreplacement.ForPG&Elightingrebates,afixturereferstonewequipmentbeinginstalledbasedonsystemwattage(lampandballast).

High-Performance Linear Fluorescent Fixture Ballasts: ThistermreferstoNationalElectricalManufacturersAssociation(NEMA)premiumorConsortiumforEnergyEfficiency(CEE)-qualifiedT8ballastsorT5ballasts.

High-Performance Linear Fluorescent Lamps: ThisreferstoCEE-qualified4-footT8lampsor2-footT8/T5lampswithatleast20,000-hour-ratedlifeandaColorRenderingIndex(CRI)thatmeetsorexceeds82.

K-Value: ThisreferstothermalconductivityandhasaunitofBtu-inchperhour,persquarefoot,perdegreeFahrenheit.

Light-Emitting Diode (LED):LEDisalight-emittingdiodeproductthatisassembledintoalamp(orlightbulb)foruseinlightingfixtures.LEDlampshavealifespanandelectricalefficiencythatisseveraltimesbetterthanincandescentlamps,andsignificantlybetterthanmostfluorescentlamps,withsomechipsabletoemitmorethan100lumensperwatt.

Low Temperature:Forfreezers,refrigeratedspacetemperaturesareconsidered“low”iftheyarebelow32degreesFahrenheit.

MBtu: 1,000Britishthermalunits.

MBtuh:1,000Britishthermalunitsperhour.

Minimum Energy Efficiency Ratio (EER): EERisameasureoftheefficiencyoftheunit.ItindicatesthecoolingcapacityinBtuperwatthour.ThehighertheEERrating,thehighertheefficiencyoftheunit.

NEMA Premium Ballasts:ThesearethemostefficientfluorescentfixedoutputanddimmableelectronicsforT8ballaststoberecognizedbytheNationalElectricalManufacturersAssociation(NEMA).

NEMA Premium Motor:ThisisanalternatingcurrentinductionmotorthathasacertifiedefficiencyratingfromtheNationalElectricalManufacturersAssociation.

Permanent Mag Motor:ThistermreferstoapermanentmagnetACmotor.

Pounds per Square Inch (PSIG):Thisreferstothepoundsofsteampressurepersquareinch,asshownonagauge.Thesteamsystemshouldhaveasteampressuregaugeattached,whichreadsthepressureofthesteaminthepipes.Thepressuregaugewillreadoutinpoundsofpressurepersquareinch.

R-Value: Insulationisratedintermsofthermalresistance,calledR-value,whichindicatestheresistancetoheatflow.AgreaterR-valuecorrespondswithagreaterinsulatingeffectiveness.

Shaded-Pole Motor:ThistypeofmotoristheoriginalformofanACsingle-phaseinductionmotor.

Ton: Atonistheunitofmeasurementthatisthecoolingcapacityofthesystemandis12,000Btuh.

Underwriters Laboratory (UL): Thisindependentproductsafetycertificationorganization’swebsiteisul.com.

Variable Frequency Drive (VFD):Thiselectricmotorchangesthemotor’srevolutionsperminutebyeithermanualsettingorvariableinputfromoneormoresensors.

http://ul.com

More ways for your business to save money

Looking for more information on PG&E rebates and incentives for your business? To access the latest rebate information and catalogs, to apply for a rebate and check the status of your rebate, please visit pge.com/industrial.

PG&E offers a wide range of tools and resources that can help your business save energy and money, and help the environment:

• Didn’t find a rebate matching the high-efficiency equipment you’d like to install? You may still be eligible for financial support with PG&E’s customized incentives for businesses. To learn more, visit pge.com/cr.

• Sign up for automated benchmarking service at pge.com/benchmarking, which allows you to use the ENERGY STAR® Portfolio Manager to track and compare your facility’s energy performance over time.

• Use PG&E’s audit tools to identify options for saving energy and money at your facility, and get started on developing a comprehensive energy management plan. Visit the Business Energy Checkup at pge.com/waystosave.

• Find a suite of customized incentives for retrofitting outdated, inefficient equipment, as well as incentives to optimize existing equipment through PG&E’s Retrocommissioning (RCx) Program.

• Explore PG&E’s demand response programs, which offer incentives for managing your energy use during times of peak demand.

• Check out PG&E’s incentives for solar, wind and fuel cell self-generation equipment, if you are considering generating your own electricity.

You also may learn more about these programs, tools and offers by contacting your local PG&E account representative or by calling our Business Customer Service Center at 1-800-468-4743.

Ready to get started with your next project and need the help of a contractor? Find local vendors who participate in PG&E’s energy-efficiency rebate programs for your business at pge.com/tradeprodirectory.

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