## GE Manufactured 25 watt "F40" aka F48"

/25W/UTSL • This lamp is being made available in a variety of packaging configurations, including palletized quantities of 550. (Exhibit 1A) • Lamps have been obtained in the open market, and shipped by an electrical distributor to an industrial customer. (Exhibit 2) • The lamps are priced lower than the 40 watt F40 Cool White lamps or 34 watt F40 Cool White lamp, thereby increasing their attractiveness for commercial installations. (Exhibit 1C) • Although the lamps obtained were manufactured prior to the October 31st cut-off date, there is a clear intention to continue manufacture after that date by the inclusion of the lamp as a new item in a price schedule effective November 1st, 1995. (Exhibit 1B) • The inclusion of the product in a Distributor Net Price Schedule implies availability in a variety of sales channels, in addition to residential. (Exhibit 1D) • Much of the above activity undermines the assurances given at the July 19th DOE public workshop to discourage this product in the commercial market. On the contrary, it emphasizes the impracticality of trying to limit specific lamps to specific end users or applications. (Exhibit 3. P.194-195) • Photometric tests, using both the new 25 watt reference standard created for this lamp and a 40 watt reference standard, show that this product performs as if it is electrically identical to a 40 watt lamp. To be in compliance with EPACT, the CRI should be >69 at the higher wattage . (Exhibit 4) • A new ANSI standard has been proposed for these 25 watt lamps. The proposer has suggested that the new standard be incorporated in ANSI C78.1 - 1991. The normal procedure would be for any new standard sheet to be published with the date of approval, and endorsed "supplement to ANSI C78.1 - 1991". This would prevent the lamp being retroactively included in a standard referenced in DOE's Interim Final Rule. (Exhibit 5) 59 FR 187 P.49474)

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## Effective November 1, 1995 (1 B 

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# N etprice Schedule

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## Supersedes Issue Dated November 1, 1994

## FLUORESCENT LAMPS Prices Effective November 1, 1995 Warehouse Delivery Drop Shipments 

### Product Lamp Code Description Case Qty Velocity

Code $1000

or More Less Than

$1000 $2000 Less than

or More $2000 STAYBRIGHT XL'" Lamps (continued ) T12 Diameter 11/2 in (38mm ) - Medium BiPin (G13) Base % 18337 F40SXUSP30 30 C $4.40 $4 62 44.62 $4 84- % 18338 F40SXUSP35 30 C 4.40 4.62 ,. 4.62 

### 4 84 % 18342 F40SXUSP41 30 j 4.40 4.62 4.62 4b4 

### FluorescentT12 Rapid Start Lamps F40 T12 RS Diameter 11/2 in (38mm) Medium BiPin (G13 ) Base 14627 F40SPX30/RS/WM 

### 30 e 7.37 3.74 7,74 1 `,8 11. 14628 F40SPX35/RS/WM 30 - B 7 .37 14811 F40SPX41/RS/WM 

### 30 G,', 7.37 774 X74 ' '" 8.11.:. 23459 F40SPX50/RS/WM 30 7.37 i7 74 7.74 ` $ 11 14200 F40SP30/RS/WM 30 B 4 .03 . 4.23 4.23 4.43 13807 F40SP35/RS/WM 30 ,3, 4 .03 :,4:23 4.23 F 443 %[ 23486 F40SP35/WM/C 1 OPK 10 B 4 .23 4.44 4:44 4 65_ 21858 F40SP35/RS/WM/UPC 6PK °24 ,QCs . 4.23 4 .44 4 65 13809 F40SP41 /RS/WM 30 B , ;''s 4.03 4 .23 4.23 f 4 43 %> 12134 F40SP65/RS/WM 30 C ' 4. 03 4.23 4.23 443 [ N 13803 F40CW/RS/WM 30PK (34 watt) 30 t ,,AE}(i C 2.59 2 .72 2,72 

### 2 5 %[ 23485 F40CW/RS/WM/C 1 OPK 1 0 B 2.79 2.93 293 =y 3 Q7` x 21712 F40CW/RS/WM/UPC 6PK 24 G 2. 79 

### 2.93 2.93 t 3.Q7 x 11063 F40CW/RS/WM 576PAL - 30#' 2. 59 2.72 2.72 2.85 [ N 13822 F40LW/RS/WM 30PK 30 ';A 2. 79 2.93 2 .93 3 07. , x 11064 F40LW/RS/WM 576PAL 30# C 2. 79 2.93 2.93 $ 37,,. [ N 13821 F40WW/RS/WM 30PK 30 A 2.98 3. 13 3.13 

### 3 28, x 1 1066 F40WW/RS/WM 576PAL 30# G 2. 98 3.13 3.13 3 8 J_ 12702 F40WW/EC 6PK 24-,' ,'C 2. 98 '3 13 3.13 ti 3 28 t 13819 F40D/RS/WM 30PK • 30 ,C 3 . 52 3 . 70 3.70 3 87 x 13804 F40CWX/RS/WM 30PK 30 3.83 4.02 4. 02 421-;. x 13808 F40WWX/RS/WM 30PK `30 3. 83 4.02 4.02 

### 4.

19217 7 F40/C50/RS/WM 30 , - C ' . " 5.43 5 .70 5.70 .97: 14226 F40SP30/RS/WMP 30PK 30 ' 'C , 4.23 4.44': 4:44 4;85 14225 F40SP35/RS/WMP 30PK 30 t..C 4.23 4 .44 4.44 4 65 , 14224 F40SP41 /RS/WMP 30PK 

### 30 C 4.23 4.44 4 44 .(4.65 14221 F40CW/RS/WMP 30PK ,30- B 3 .04 ' 3.19 .^- 3.19 3.34 14222 F40LW/RS/WMP 30PK `"30 C 3 .36 ; 3.53 ' 3.53 X3:70 14223 F40WW/RS/WMP 30PK 30 3.36 3.53 . 3.53 3:70 15079 F40SPX30 30PK 

### -:30 'B 7 .06 7.41 7.41 7 .77, r 15083 F40SPX35 30PK 30 B 7 .06 7.41 7.41. 7:77 15084 F40SPX41 30PK ' 30 , . C 7 .06 ,7 41 -7.41 777' 23457 F40SPX50 30 C 7 .06 7.41 7.41 

## 7 77 15075 F40SP30 30PK 30 ? . C- 3 .46 3.63 ;-3.81 1 5077 F40SP35 30PK 30 B 3 .46 3.63 3.63 3.81- s;., 20463 F40SP35/UPC 30

_ C 3.46 36 3 3.63 

### (3 81 15078 F40SP41 30PK 30 - - :C ' 3 .46 .3.63 . 3.63 ; '3.81, %> 12133 F40SP65 30 , C 3.46 :3.63 3.63 - --3.81 %> 13969 F40D/ULTRA 6PK 24 C 3 .46 - 3.63 3.63 3.81 21 323 F40K6 6PK 24 C 3.52 3.70 3.87 > 13348 F40KB/2PK/PP 6 -- C 7.04 --: 7.39 -;'.-'7.39 - ..7.74 [N± 13792 F40CW 30PK 30 .: A E 

## 1C 1.81 1.90 1.90 • 1.99 . t ( 10472 F40CW 6PK 24 1 . 96 2.06 '2.06 . - 2.16 [ Shipped in full cases only regardless of the quantity of lamps ordered or order size . Orders for broken or partial cases of these lamps will be rounded up to the full case quantities. :t Not manufactured after October 31, 1995 ; Available until stocks are depleted. % Excluded Large Lamp. x No longer manufactured; available until stocks are depleted. > New Product Listing. # Pallet of 576 lamps is considered 19.2 cases for 'size of order ' purposes. Page 47

### FLUORESCENT LAMPS Prices Effective November 1, 1995 Warehouse Delivery Drop Shipments Product Code Lamp

Description Case Qty Velocity $1000

Code or More Less Than $1000 $2000 Less than

or More $2000 

### I I F40T12 RS Diameter 1 Y2 in (38mm ) Medium BiPin (G13) se1co 

### r ntlnuedy,'

_ %[t 23484 F40CW/C 1 OPK f ;-'10 B R? $ 1.96 

### 3 ;s2 06 r $2 06 92.16 t 15646 F40CW/CONS30/SLV 30 C ` 1.86 1 95 ,^r `-`1 95 2:05:; x± 17140 F40CW/TWIN TWIN 3 .72 3.91,_,: 3 91 t 13347 F40CW/TWIN 9PK 9 C 3.72 3 9i 

### 3 91 4.09 ; %[ t 15641 F40/SHOP/CONS30 "3Q B 1 .44 

### "1.51,.' 1 51 1 58 %(t 15644 F40/SHOP/CONS30/SLV 30 C ,;•^^. 1.49 1 56 1 56 . 1.64 % t 20890 F40/SHOP 550PAL 30+ C 1. 59 1 67 , ' 1 67 `31.75 > % 14444 F48"/25W/UTSL 550PAL (lq) 

## 0+ C 1 .69 1 77 :, 

### 77 1:88 > % 14445 F48"/25W/UTSL 30 " C 1(3 1.54 • 1 62 ''' 1 62 . ' 1:69-:;' > % 14450 F48"/25W/UTSL/SLV 30 C 1.59 f; 1 67 1 67 > % 14456 F48"/25W/UTSL/TWIN Sr C,_- 3.18 - 3 .34 

### 334 3.50 ` > % 14440 F40/RES/SLV 30 C 2.46 2 58 58 > % 14433 F40/RES 6PK 

### 24 C 2.61 ' 2.74' 2 74 2.87 > % 14441 F40/RES/TWIN 9' C 4.92 6 17 `' 5 17 5.41 I Nt 13800 F40WW 30PK 30, A 2 .45 

### 57 2.70 t 13796 F40D 30PK 30 B 2 .69 

### 2 82 2.96 t 10502 F40D 6PK 24 _ C 2.89 = 3103' 3 03 .3.18 x 13801 F40WWX 30PK 30 3.31 3 48 3 48 3.64

13797 F40N 30PK 30. C 4.50 4.73 4. 73 4.95 13794 F40/C50 30PK 30 B 4 .30 4 52 4.52 `` 4.73 > 12224 F40/SUN 6PK 24 C 4.30 4.5Z' 4.52 4.73 13795 F40/C75 30PK 30 C 4.40 4 62`.`' 4 62 4.84 13799 F40SGN 30PK 

### 30 C 4.40 4.62 4.62 4.84 10535 F40CG 6PK :24 C 5.10 5 . 36 5 . 36 5.61-^' 10514 F40B 6PK 24 C 8.15 8 .56 8.56. 8.97` 10517 F40G 6PK 24 C 8.15 8.5 6 _ 856 8.97 10522 F40GO 6PK 24 C 8.15 8 .56: 8.56 8.97 

### INSTANT START LAMPS

T12 Diameter 1 % in (38mm ) - Medium BiPin (G1 3) Base t 13984 F40T12/CW/IS 30PK 

### 30 `- C 6.73 7 07 7 07 7.40

T17 Diameter 2 1/8 in (54mm) - Mogul BiPin (G20) Base 10575 F40T17/CW/IS 

### 1'2 C 12. 55 

### 13 1 B 13 18 13 81 

### "OPTIMISER°" F40T12 RAPID START LAMP

T12 Diameter 1'Y2 in (38mm ) - Medium BiPin (G1 G1 Base ^ 13823 FM28LW 30PK 

### 30 - G 3.82 401 '- 4 01 4.20

•' For use only with electromagnetic ballasts w cathod e heat ciit-out. 

### MOD-U -LINE° T12 U -SHAPED LAMPS T12 Diameter 11/2 in (38mm) - Medium BiPin (G13) Base

12199 F40CW/U/3/WM 9.30 `: 9x77 9 1i , 1023 12202 F40LW/U/3/WM t z ! " 6 9.65 . 14 13 r. r ,

10 13 

### 10.62 12200 F40WW/U/3/WM 

### 12 y G 9.30 y4 a 7-7 

### 8,77 10.23' 14814 F40SPX30/U/3 Cv 11.90 

### 12 50 '12".^C` 13:09 14813 F40SPX35/U/3 11 .90 

### 12.5 O 12,50 3. 15259 F40SP30/U/3 

### 1:2; ^ 9.80 1t? 29- t 10,29 ^ 10.76 14228 F40SP35/U/3 15260 F40SP41 /U/3 ft 12 s 9.80

9 80 F 10

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### ;2 t 78 78 10 . ` . . t 39631 F40CW/U/3 7.45 n ^ 7 $ ,$2 ^1 820• t 39632 F40WW/U/3 

### 12 } c- 8, ^' 7.45 

### 7 8Z , X7. 10 , 8.20 x 39633 F40W/U/3 y "1^2^h atit C y., 8.20 8 61 i R81 9;02

12203 F40CW/U/6/WM #;2 463 $ 9.30 ' , 9 77yy^'' r ;u ^^ y rt, k 10.23 ` 12211 F40LW/U/6/WM 2«u ' B 9.65 $ ` O 1a 's } 10 13 `

Y 10;62

1 12207 F40WW/U!6/WM 

### 1 9. 30 S 9 77 

### 9.7 rt 0:23 x 12209 F40W/U/6/WM 9.55 

### X110 03 0;63 X0:51

14816 F40SPX30/U/6 `;.B, 11.90 

### V{.5i3.,, f rh:'12.50 13.09 [ Shipped in full cases only regardless of the quantity of lamps ordered or order size . Orders for broken or partial cases of these lamps will be rounded up to the full case quantities. t Not manufactured after October 31, 1995 ; Available until stocks are depleted. % Excluded Large Lamp. Number of 2-lamp cards in case . Multiply by 2 to determine actual quantity of lamps
. Price shown is for CD/2 (2 lamps). x No longer manufactured ; available until stocks are depleted. > New Product Listing. + Pallet of 550 lamps is considered 18.3 cases for 'size of order ' purposes.SOLD TO. 

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### EXHIBIT 2

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## U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

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## WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1995

PUBLIC WORKSHOP TO DISCUSS TEST PROCEDURE ISSUES

FOR FLOURESCENT AND INCANDESCENT LAMPS

### 194



## 1 has created a very large complication that we are 2 dealing with, and we just wanted to inform you as 3 to -- what the solutions are. 4 5 6 7 MR. MARGOLIS: Yes. MR. YANDEK: I don 't think this was appreciated, perhaps, years ago, and we ' ve gotten 

## started down this path. 8 11 MR. BLEASBY : I think what is a DOE issue 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 

## is the, of the options that we've got, the 25 watt

cool white solution is elegant, but is that going to get DOE's endorsement, bearing in mind that it can be used in the 40 watt circuit; and in that 40 watt application would not comply with the precise requirements of Impact. And there I'm afraid I am going to have to involve DOE.

MR. YANDEK: I guess we don't necessarily agree with Peter, feel that it's a DOE issue. So 18 here's a case where we don't have, I think, a clear 19 NEMA consensus, but we feel that there are solutions 20 that fall under the EPACT; so we would, from a G.E. 21 standpoint, say we do not think there is necessarily 22 a DOE issue here at all. 23 MR. LOGEE: Is the 6,000 hour lamp going

## 1

2 3 4 

## 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 

## 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 195

to be -- is that enough to discourage the commercial market from outright purchase?

MR. YANDEK: We will discourage the commercial market. Our sales efforts, our literature --

MR. LOGEE: Is the commercial marker segmented enough that that will work fairly well?

MR. YANDEK: We believe ours is. MR. LOGEE: Yes, Al? MR. ROUSSEAU: Another thing that -we're doing also is introducing some standards into ANSI, and hopefully it could be something that could be pointed out similar to the case of the cold temperature lamps where we can say "Here's an ANSI 

## standard. There are certain parameters to this standard. If these lamps don't meet these parameters, then they're clearly a 40 watt lamp and it's a fraud. It's not a lamp that is designed in fact for this service."

MR. LEVY: I have a question for you, Peter. It wasn't clear to me what you were suggesting that DOE should be doing.

## EXHIBIT 4

Test Number: 964006

Description : I - F48"T12/25W/UTSL GE Utility Shoplite lamp. Seasoning : The sample lamp was seasoned for 100 hours. Purpose: To photometer the sample for lumens and elecrtical parameters. Equipment : 3 meter integrating sphere Photo Research Spectrascan, Model 702AM S/N 2103 Yokogawa AC Digital power meter, Type 2533 S/N 48AU0466 Yokogawa AC/DC Digital power meter, Type 2533E S/N 53BU0687 Elgar A.C. line conditioner, Series 5000B 1000W PS52 incandescent standard (#11) traceable to N.I.S.T. Three 40T12/CW fluorescent lumen standards traceable to N.I.S.T. Procedure: The sample lamp was photometered horizontally at 300.0 input volts on a 25W/48T12/RS reference ballast setting and at 236.0 input volts on a F40T12/RS reference ballast setting. The color calibration of the 3 meter sphere was verified using a 1000 watt standard traceable to N.I.S.T. SPD data was measured from 390nm to 730nm using the Photo Research Spectrascan. Lumen data was calibrated with three F40T12/CW standards traceable to N.I.S.T. Measurements were taken after the lamp reached stabilization.

Results: 100 Hours

Input Lamp Lamp Lamp Color Chromaticity Volts Volts Amps Watts Lumens LPW CRI Temp x y 300.0 118.2 0.248 24.9 1972 79.2 60.8 4091 0.3789 0.3841 236.0 101.2 0.433 39.3 3058 77.8 60.2 4101 0.3796 0.3884

### ACCREDITED STANDARDS COMMITTEE

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# LETTER BALLOT FOR INFORMATION ONLY
LB C78-2/1080 Issued: December 27, 1995 Due Date: February 7, 1996 

## Topic: Proposed Supplement C78.1x--19XX: 25W, 48" T12, Rapid-Start Fluorescent Lamp Authorized by: David Mullen, Chairman Ref. Doc. C78-2/1072A Statement: This lamp was designed as a substitution for use with shoplight ballasts. It is not for use on standard, high-power factor 40W/48T12/GI3/RS CBM approved ballasts, or substantially short lamp life can occur. It 

## is proposed that this draft become part of ANSI C78.1-1991.

Q. Do you approve this proposed Supplement to ANSI C78.1-1991?

## 25-Watt, 48-Inch T12, Rapid-Start ANSI C78.1-19xx

Fluorescent Lamp JPK 11/2/95 Page 1 of 2 This standard data sheet is fully compatible with IEC 81. Lamp description Lamp abbreviation .......................................... Nominal wattage .............................................. Nominal overall length ..................................... Bulb designation .............................................. Base ................................................................. Circuit application ............................................. 25W/48T12/RS 25 watts 48 in (1200 mm) T12 (T38) G13, Medium bipin Rapid start Dimensional characteristics (definitions of Part II apply) Inches Min Max A (Base face to base face) ................................... - 47.22 B (Base face to end of opposite base pin)............ 47.40 47.50 C (End of base pin to end of opposite pin end)..... 47.67 47.78 D (Bulb, outside diameter) .................................... 1.41 1.59 Electrical char tics 60Hz electromagnetic reference Lamp operating characteristics (conditions of clause 11 apply) Wattage Arc wattage (W) ............................................... 24.5 Approximately cathode wattage (With 3.6 V on each cathode) (W) ................... 1.5 Total wattage (W) ......................................... 26.0 Voltage (V) .......................................................... 106 Current (A)) ......................................................... 0.250 Reference ballast characteristics Rated input voltage (V) ....................................... 300V Reference current (A) .......................................... 0.250 Power Factor watts .............................................. 4.8 Impedance (ohms) .............................................. 1,025 Cathode characteristics Type .................................................................... Rapid Start Resistance (at 3.6 V) Objective (ohms) ............................................ 11.5 Minimum (ohms) ............................................ 9.0 Millimeters Min Max - 1199.4 1204.0 1206.5 1210.8 1213.6 35.8 40.4

## ANSI C78. 1-19xx

JPK 1112195 Page 2 of 2 Lamp starting requirements Single Ballasts for lama two lamos Ballasts for three lamps Rapid Start Voltage between lamp terminals (Note 1) at 50°F (10°C) and above (Vrms), min ......... 200 256 395 at 50°F (10°C) and above, (Vrms) max ....... 260 330 525 Voltage lamp terminal to starting aid (Note 2) At 50°F (10°C) and above, (Vpeak) min..... : 240 240 280 Waveshape of starting voltage crest factor, max.. 2.0 2.0 2.0 Starting capacitor size minimum (,uF) (at 60 Hz) .................................... 0.04 0.04 maximum (,uF) (at 60 Hz) ................................... 0.06 0.06

NOTES 1 These values are for lead circuits only. For lag circuits, add 3%. 2 These values are for crest factors of 1.55 to 2.0. Add 10% for crest factors less than 1.55. 3 Applies unless other means are provided to avoid instant starting. 

## Cathode heat re giyer:fie"nts Rapid start Voltage ......................................................... Limits during operation ................................. Dummy load resistor .................................... Voltage across dummy load ........................ Preheat (switch) start Current during preheat at rated primary voltage.............................. Preheat time at 0.38 A preheat current ........................................... 3.6 V nominal 2.5 V min., 4.0 V max. 11.5 ohms ± 0.1 ohm 3.4 V min., 4.5 V max. 0.320 A min., 0.44 A max. 1.0 seconds min. Application Note: This lamp is specifically designed for shoplight type ballasts. Do not use on standard, high power 40WT12 C.B.M. approved ballast, or substantially short lamp life can occur.