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NEXANS NIGERIA

ENERGY EFFCIENCY,LABELLING AND STANDARDS

ENERGY SAVING SEMINAR

ORGANISED BY NERC.

3RD AUG 2010


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Agenda

1. NEXANS

2. LUMEX

3. LIFESPAN


4. COST

5. STARTING TIME

6. EFFICACITY AND EFFICIENCY

7. MISCELLANEOUS


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Nexans has a global presencewith 3 manufacturing plants

NEXANSNEXANS


transformers.


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In line with the vision of the Federal

government to focus on Energy Generation,Transmission and Distribution in Nigeria,

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save and boost energy is paramount.

This is where Nexans comes in with Energy

Saving LUMEX Lamps.


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Ghana bought 6M bulbs and saved

624megawatts within one year.

We believe that if Nigeria replicate the

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pilot project of 30million units we would

have a saving of over 3000megawatts which

can be ploughed back into the Grid.


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LUMEXLUMEX In 2008, New brand LUMEX is created with Nexans

LUMEX is Registered at OMPIC Moroccan Brand for

Compact Fluorescent Lamps (CFL) developed to Americantechnology of the highest standards available. We have the

capacity to produce the minimum of 12Millions lamps per


.

Subject to foreseen volumes we are prepared to set up a

factory here in Nigeria in due course to ensure continuous

availability of our high grade products to the Nigeria

Market. It is produced to the highest IEC standards.


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LUMEXLUMEX

NEXANS has distributed millions of energy saving

lamps all over the world with a typical presencenow in Morocco which is ongoing.


Our lamps have been tested and approved by thePublic Laboratory of tests and studies (LPEE),

Morocco.

All Technical specifications, tests results, samples

are available for your perusal


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LIFESPANLIFESPAN

CFLs have a rated lifespan of between 6,000 to

15,000 hrs

When com ared with incandescent lam s which


are usually manufactured to have 750 - 1000 hrs

Therefore, the average rated life of a CFL is

between 8 and 15 times that of incandescent.


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LIFESPANLIFESPAN

The lifetime of any lamp depends on many factors

including operating voltage,

frequency of cycling on and off,


lamp orientation,

ambient operating temperature,

among other factors.


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COSTCOST

Relatively competitive compared to that of

equivalent incandescent lamp when oneconsiders the lower energy consumption

and longer lifespan.


By the end of their lives, CFLs can be

expected to produce 75-80% of their

original light output, which saves even more

energy.


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StartStart--up Timeup Time


s w ac eve es reillumination within a second.


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EfficacyEfficacy andand EfficiencyEfficiency

Luminous efficacy (measured in lumen units)

Because of the eyes sensitivity to changes with

wavelen th the out ut of lam s is commonl


measured in units lumen

The luminous efficacy of CFL is typically 60 to 72

lumens per input watt of electric power versus

8 to 17 lumens per watt for incandescent lamps


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CFL Power sourcesCFL Power sources

CFLs are produced for both Alternative

current (AC) and direct current (DC) input.

DC CFLs are popular for use in recreational

vehicles and off-the grid housing.


CFLs can also be operated with solarpowered street lights, using solar panels

located on the top or sides of a pole and

light fixtures that are specially wired to usethe lamps.


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MiscellaneousMiscellaneous

Incandescent lamps have to disappear by 2016

(progressively) 100W;75;60..

Euro een Directive RoHs


Restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances

cadmium < 100 ppm,Hg,Chrome..


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MiscellaneousMiscellaneous

Electrical power equivalents for differing lamps|

Energy Saving Lamps (CFL)

(W)

Incandescent

(W)

luminous Power light

output

(lumens)


1315 60 800

1825 75 1,100

2330 100 1,600

3052 150 2,600


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MANY THANKSMANY THANKS

LADIES AND GENTLEMAN

Thank you Very Much for your attending


&

WHAT WE CAN SAY IS

TODAY OUR CONCERN IS ABOUT

SAVING ENERGY

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