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    Sinewave Energy Technologies

    Controlling HID Lightingwith Sinewave Technology

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    HID Lighting

    High Intensity Discharge:

    These are arc tube type lamps, whichrequire a ballast to strike an arc insidethe arc tube, which then excites thesurrounding gas to produce very bright

    light.

    Metal Halideo The White light used in sports venues

    High Pressure Sodiumo The Yellow light often used in street lighting

    Mercury Vaporo Being phased out, not often used anymore

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    Why Sinewave?

    Dimming Solutions forHIDWere Inadequate

    SCR and SSR dimmers will NOT work arc extinguishes

    Variac (Auto-transformer) dimmers increase harmonics andshorten bulb life

    Hi-Lo controls do not dim HID slowly, resulting in shortenedlamp life, and cannot be retasked

    IGBT dimming has been tried, but with high heat gain Different types of HIDs with different ballasts respond

    differently

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    The Sinewave Solution

    SineWave Dimmer (Ultra high speed PWM) Adjusts amplitude (voltage) to change power to lamps Monitors and makes adjustments 22,000 time per second Filtered Capacitive ride-through (electronic flywheel) smoothes sine wave Able to reduce power by up to 50% on Metal Halide and up to 70% on Sodium lamps

    Applicable to all types of lamps (HID, Incandescent)

    Adheres to lamp mfgr. Specso Soft start programo 15 minute warm-up full

    powero Slow dim 0.5 V per sec.o Rapid return

    Reduces harmonic distortion No harmonics or transients

    back on line Smooth electronic ramping, +-

    0.1% Infinitely variable

    The Sinewave ESDDimmer is an electronic dimmer that varies the voltage

    output to the lighting ballasts, which then reduce wattage to the lamps.

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    Sinewave Dimmers

    Sinewave ESD Series Lighting Circuit Dimmers: Dim lighting circuits up to 30 Amps (3600 Watts @ 110 Vac, 8300 Watts @ 277 Vac); Are digital, infinitely variable, and work with standard 0-10 Vdc control signals; Reduce bulb-killing harmonic distortion and can improve power factor; Have no mechanical parts to wear out or require maintenance; Typically show a payback on dimming HID lamps of less than 18 months;

    Are installed at the electrical panel, requiring no rewiring of existing lighting fixtures; Qualify for utility rebates and tax credits.

    Sinewave ESD Series Dimmers are used in:

    Parking Lighting: Structures, Car Dealer Lots, Shopping Mall Lots, Big Box Store Lots Athletic Facilities: Indoor Tennis Courts, Sports Clubs, Gymnasiums, Sports Fields Warehouses: Cold Storage, Trucking Depots, Manufacturing Areas Security & Architectural: Refinery Lighting, Exterior Building Lighting Daylight Harvesting: Big Box stores with skylights, Bubble Enclosures

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    About Sinewave

    Founded to develop ultra high speed sine wave powermodulation technology (PWM)

    Headquartered in Philadelphia, PA

    1st

    products designed by engineers from Los Alamos andStanford Linear Accelerator

    Four patents on core technology Also filed internationally under PCT application Three novel inventions developed in design of ESD series

    dimmers

    Provisional patents filed in second quarter of 2006

    Background

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    Sinewave Performance9000 Watt Metal Halide Circuit

    Smooth dimming at all levels Volts reduce smoothly from 277 to 195 Vac Amps reduce smoothly from 33 to 23 Amps Watts reduce smoothly from 9000 to 4500 Fairly straight line behavior

    Do the math Volts and Amps reduce by 29% Wattage reduces by 50% (what you pay

    for) Lux reduces by 40% (plenty of light)

    Energy-saving control Set maximum level at 90% (save 10%

    energy continuously) Motion detectors automatically ramp up

    lights as needed, otherwise 50% Daylight harvesting sensors can also be

    used when skylights or windows admitambient light

    Levels can be reset manually at any timethrough control system

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    The ESD Series Dimmers

    High Powered Features High Amperage Capacity:

    o ESD-30: 30 Amps - 8310 Watts at 277 Vac, 3600Watts at 120 Vac

    o ESD-20: 20 Amps - 5540 Watts at 277 Vac, 2400Watts at 120 Vac

    Small, robust design (15 lbs.) Compatible with all 0-10 Vdc control signals

    Performance Efficiency >98% Reduces harmonic distortion, radiated interference Improves power factor Easy and cost efficient installation Lower maintenance/relamping costs

    Proven Design Initial installations at athletic facilities, schools,

    parking garages in operation for years U.S. Navy test showed the Sinewave ESD superior

    to any other dimming method

    Designed to maximizemanufacturability and

    reliability in use

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    Simple Unit Wiring

    Hi-Lo relay scheme

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    Simple Installation onEntire Circuits

    Control ofMultiple Fixtures from ONE ESD Unit

    Easy Wiring at Circuit One dimmer per circuit of lamps Dimmers install in an enclosure next to the electrical panel No need to touch existing fixtures or ballasts

    Easy installation for any electrician Installation time of under 90 minutes per dimmer

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    Enclosures and Options

    2, 4, 8 unit enclosure sizes, NEMA 1/12 Integral cooling fans Line and/or load side circuit breakers Power bypass switch

    Manual control potentiometer/bypass Controls with sensors

    o Motion detectiono Daylight harvesting, timers

    Enclosure for US Navy Port Hueneme

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    A Few Applications

    Warehouses Athletic Facilities

    ManufacturingParking Garages

    Sinewave Lighting Control:

    Reduce maximum power to

    90% all the time and save10% energy immediately.

    Reduce power to 50% duringperiods of bright sunlight or noactivity

    Photosensor used to trim lightoutput when natural light isavailable daylight

    harvesting Occupancy sensor used to

    return to full power when thearea is needed

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    Sinewave Installations

    Folsom Cordova School Districto High School gymnasiumo Reduces power use to 50% for daily

    activitieso Returns to 90% for games

    Longfellow Tennis Facilityo Reduces unused courts to 50%o Instant return to full power when needed

    HealthPoint Athletic Facilityo Boston Celtics practice gymnasium

    US Navy Port Huenemeo Reduces wharf and Commissary lightingo US Navy has validated Sinewaves

    technology

    Rebate test in idealgeography

    ESCO-driven sale

    Proves athletic facilityassumptions as among

    highest

    Key Characteristic

    US Navy has legislatedobligation to reduce energy

    consumption

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    Economic PaybackGreen is $Green

    Example: A Parking Garage Facility withPulse-StartMetal Halide Lamps

    Electric cost = $0.10/kW-hrLighting power = 100,000 Watts at 100% (876,000 KW-Hrs/year)

    Dimming to 80% for 50% of the time = 350,400 KW-Hrs/yearDimming to 50% for 50% of the time = 219,000 KW-Hrs/year

    Total = 569,400 KW-Hrs/year

    Dimming saves 306,600 Watts/year (35% reduction in energyuse)Cost savings = $ 30,660/year. 10 yearROI = $272,800Payback = 13 months

    Environmental Benefits

    Reduction in CO2 Emissions (lbs/year) 426,787 lbs/yr

    Equivalent Acres of Trees Absorbing CO2 58 Acres

    Equivalent Gas Cars Converted to Hybrids 103 Cars

    Sinewave has an Excel program available to calculate payback

    and benefits for any application.

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    Example: An Indoor Tennis Facility with8-1000 Watt Indirect HID Lamps per court (6)

    Electric cost = $0.10/kW-hrLighting power = 51,840 Watts at full power (302,746 Watts/year)

    Dimming to 90% for 50% of the time = 136,236 Watts/yearD

    imming to 50% for 50% of the time = 75,686 Watts/yearTotal = 211,922 Watts/year

    Dimming saves 90,824 Watts/year (30% reduction in energy use)Cost savings = $ 9,082/yearPayback = 24 months

    Environmental Benefits

    Reduction in CO2 Emissions (lbs/year) 126,427 lbs/yr

    Equivalent Acres of Trees AbsorbingCO2 17 Acres

    Equivalent Gas Cars Converted to

    Hybrids 31 Cars

    Economic PaybackGreen is $Green

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    Example: High School Gymnasium50-400 Watt Indirect HID Lamps per court

    Electric cost = $0.10/kW-hrLighting power = 22,000 Watts at full power(96,360 Watts/year)

    Dimming to 90% for 50% of the time = 43,362 Watts/year

    Dimming to 50% for 50% of the time = 24,090 Watts/yearTotal = 67,452 Watts/year

    Dimming saves 28,908 Watts/year (30% reduction in energy use)Cost savings = $ 2,891/yearPayback = 36 months

    Environmental Benefits

    Reduction in CO2 Emissions (lbs/year) 40,240 lbs/yr

    Equivalent Acres of Trees AbsorbingCO2 5 Acres

    Equivalent Gas Cars Converted to

    Hybrids 10 Cars

    Economic PaybackGreen is $Green

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    What about color shift? So long as we dim within specs (50% of HID, 70% forFL), there is no noticeable color

    shift

    Can multiple circuits be connected? Yes. A 30 Amp ESD can handle 2 15 Amp circuits (20 Amp circuit breakers).

    o Branch circuit breakers can be provided in the Sinewave enclosure.

    HID, FL and Incandescent fixtures can be on the same dimming circuit

    What about minimum ft-candle requirements? Codes usually specify the ft-candles during occupancy. The ESD dimmer returns to full

    lighting power when needed (occupied).

    What effect does the ESD

    have on lamp life? Generally the ESD will improve lamp lifeo Reduction of lamp-killing harmonicso Reduction of heat cooler operation of both lamp and ballasto Reduction of lamp restarts. Longer operation per start.

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    Is the ESD warranted? Yes. 2 years from date of installation, or 2 years + 1 month from date of shipment

    What happens if the power goes off and back on? The ESD shuts off the lamps and then runs its startup program again 15 minute warm-

    up before dimming

    If the power glitch is less than 10 ms, the ESD remains in operation and rides througho High speed UPS systems can switch without light loss

    How can the ESD fail? Loss of control signal the ESD will go to minimum setting (50% for HID or 30% forFL) Failure of control board

    o Failure of control circuit the ESD will go to maximum setting (100%)o Failure of control interface to main board the ESD will shut off the lamps

    Failure of main board the ESD will shut off the lamps Option for an emergency bypass switch (Murphy switch) for critical applications

    What happens ifI connect the ESD to active electronic ballasts? The amp draw will increase as the ESD reduces the voltage no energy savings

    o Lamps will extinguish once the voltage has reached the lower limit of the ballasto Circuit breakers or fuses could be tripped due to over-amperage

    Frequently Asked Questions

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    Sinewave Qualifies forTax Credits & Utility Rebates

    ESD Dimmers save energy several wayso Can be set to cap the maximum power usage at 85% to 90%o Reduces power use by up to 50% in most applicationso Paybacks are significantly better than conversion to T5

    Typical rebate programso Sacramento Municipal Utility District: $0.24/kilowatto N*Star: up to 60% of project costo Pacific Gas & Electric: Case-by-caseo Florida Power & Light: $0.04/watt/montho EPACT qualificationo LEED points

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    Sinewave Energy Technologies, Inc.400 East LancasterAvenue, Suite 300

    Wayne, PA 19087Tel: (610) 795-7436Fax: (610) 646-0790

    Website: http://www.sinewaveenergy.com