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By A 4′ X 4′ In’Flector window insulator can produce as much heat as a 600 watt electrical heater per sunlight hour and reflect up to 72% of the room heat back into the room. During the summer, product reduces air infiltration up to 71%, stops solar heat gain up to 65%, and blocks up to 90% of harmful UV
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Energy saving tips for the workplase
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Personnel
Educate all employees about the importance of conserving our resources. Turn off lights when not in office/rest room/break room. Enable energy saver settings on computer monitors, or if not available, turn off monitor when leaving office (even for an hour or two). There is software available that can be put on a network to put [...]
Lighting
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You can save about 50% of your lighting energy bill by replacing 25% of your high use lighting with fluorescents. Fluorescent lamps are more efficient and last 6 to 10 times longer than the standard incandescent bulbs. Replace all standard light bulbs (incandescent and halogen) with compact fluorescent light bulbs.
Turn off lights when not in [...]
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Windows can account for 10% to 25% of your heating bill. To keep windows from letting in too much heat or cold:
Install storm windows to keep out cold and double glazed windows to reduce heat gain.
During hot summer days, closing curtains and shades will reflect heat, and during cold winter nights, will keep out the [...]
Heating and Cooling
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Typically, 44% of your energy bill is for heating and cooling. Heating and cooling systems in the U.S. collectively emit over a half billion tons of carbon dioxide into the air each year, adding to global warming. They also generate approximately 24% of the nation’s sulfur dioxide and 12% of its nitrogen oxides, the chemicals [...]
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