Energy
Conservation
Industries, LLC
energy conservation for a new generationTM
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Energy Conservation
Process
General
Project Procedure
- –Equipment/Motor
List
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•All
Motors/Motorized Equipment (Including Location,
Inventory ID/Number)
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•HP
or Motor Nameplate Information or Equipment Manufacturer
Model Number
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•Average
Annual Hours of Operation
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•AC/DC
(specify type)
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•VFD/Soft
Start (Yes or No)
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•Average
Annual Utility Rate
- –Assessment
(Facility Visit)
- –Proposal/Project
Quote
- •Cost
Breakdown: Equipment, Installation (Support Labor &
Materials)
- •Energy
Conservation (kW) and Dollar Savings Projections
- •Standard
Terms
- •1
Week Following Assessment
- –Purchase
Order (+ initial deposit)
- –Manufacturing
- •8
Weeks Following Receipt of PO & Deposit
- –Shipping
(+ 2nd payment)
- •9
Weeks Following Receipt of PO & Deposit
- –Installation
(+ 3rd payment)
- •2
Weeks (Or About 4 Installs/Day/Electrician)
- –Acceptance
- •Approximately
4 Application Verifications/Hour/Person
- –Warranty
& Support
- •1
Year Standard (Extended Available)
- •Technical
Support/Troubleshooting Via Telephone/Internet
- •Product
Repair or Replacement
Payback
Payback
=
- Project
Cost:
- 1.Total Equipment Cost for Each
Application
- 2.Total Support Cost (Installation,
Service)
- Annual
Dollar Savings Driven By:
- 1.Average Annual Hours of Operation of
Equipment/Motor
- 2.Average Annual Utility Rate
- 3.Energy
Conservation (in kW)
(*in this
order/priority)
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Hours
of Operation are contingent upon the operation of
the motors or production schedule of the facility
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Utility
Rates can vary with time of day and/or season, and
have historically increased over the past 10 years
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Energy
Conservation (in kW) calculations and projections
are based on Electrical Motor Energy Audit data
collected from the actual motor load during normal
operating conditions
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