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Energy Conservation Products

Energy Efficient Compact Fluorescent CFL Light Bulbs	Lamps
Spring Lamps	Floodlights
Decorative Lighting	Linear Lighting
Exit and Emergency Lighting	CFL Fixtures
LED and HID Lighting

Energy Conservation Kits

Water Conservation Kits - $12.99 each

• 4- LEAK DETECTION TABLETS (2 PKS/2) (N3141)
• 1- USEFUL TIP-SAND INSTRUCTION BOOKLET
• 1- 1.5 GPM KITCHEN FAUCET SWIVEL AERATOR DUAL SPRAY (N3115V-FC)
• 2-1.0 GPM BATHROOM FAUCET AERATOR DUAL THREADS (N3210N)
• 1- WATER CONSERVATION TIPS WHEEL (N 9116)
• 1- TOILET TANK FILL CYCLE DIVERTER ( N3139)
• 1- 2.0 GPM 9-JETS MASSAGE SHOWER HEAD W/ON-OFF (N2920-V)

Energy Conservation Kits - $24.99 each

• 4- 13WCFL SPIRAL ENERGY STAR RATED BULBS= 60W (4 PACK)
• 1- 20W CFL SPIRAL ENERGY STAR RATED BULB= 75W (N0420M)
• 1- 23W CFL SPIRAL ENERGY STAR RATED BULB= 100W (N0423M)
• 1- LIMELIGHT NIGHTLIGHT 100,000 HOUR (NI202)
• 2- PKGS OUTLET & SWITCH GASKET DRAFT STOPPERS (N4013V)
• 2- PKGS OF 12 CLEAR OUTLET DRAFT/SAFETY CAPS (N4QOO-12PK)
• 1- ENERGY CONSERVATION WHEEL (N9117)

Energy Star Conservation Information

• Light Bulbs and Fixtures
• Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• CFL Sizes and Shapes

ITS BETTER TO SAVE ENERGY THAN TO MAKE ENERGY

No Cost Tips:

• Turn water heater down to 120° F
• Clean refrigerator coils
• Switch refrigerator to power miser setting
• Set refrigerator temperature to 36°-39°F
• Turn off water while shaving and brushing teeth
• Use cold water for wash and wash full loads
• Use the right size pot/pan on the stove burner
• Cover pots/pans when cooking
• Do not preheat your oven except for baking
• Take short showers-they use less hot water than a bath
• Perform water heater maintenance to remove sediment*

Low Cost Tips:

• Install low flow shower heads (2.0 GPM rated) and aerators on faucets
• Insulate your water heater
• Insulate electrical outlets and switches
• Caulk on the inside of doors and windows
• Insulate/caulk all pipe penetrations in walls and ceiling
• Install a bleed line on the evaporative cooler and run line to a tree
• Replace your furnace filter every month
• Replace light bulbs with compact fluorescent lamps (CFL)
• Repair leaky water faucets

Summer Tips:

• Close curtains on the sunny sides of home
• Open windows on the cool sides of home
• Wear loose, light colored clothing
• Use ceiling fans to circulate air in the home
• Fans cool you not the air so, turn them off when you are not in the room
• Set the thermostat at 78° F or higher if you use ceiling fans

Water Heaters

Water Heaters are a major power consumer. Replace an inefficient water heater with an energy-efficient model such as the Marathon ® with a high energy factor of .94*. These units may be purchased at H & M.

* The energy factor is based on three aspects: 1) the recovery efficiency, or how efficiently the heat from the energy source is transferred to the water; 2) stand-by losses, or the percentage of hear lost per hour from the stored water compared to the content of the water; and 3) cycling losses.