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7. THE DESIGN LIGHTS CONSORTIUM™ The Design Lights™ Consortium (DLC) is a collaborative effort between utilities and regional energy efficiency organizations to raise awareness of high-quality, energy-efficient lighting solutions. The DLC helps enable efficient lighting design and implementation in commercial and municipal lighting installations. A key focus is solid state lighting with LEDs. Products that meet the DLC's technical requirements are approved for the Qualified Products List (QPL). PRODUCT INNOVATIONS AWARDS Architectural SSL magazine, a lighting trade magazine focused on the development, application, specification and design merit of LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes) and solid-state lighting, sponsors the Product Innovation Awards (PIA). The PIAs determine and honor innovation for LED/ solid-state luminaires and fixtures on the market, while also recognizing the companies behind the components that make up these light sources. The PIA program also recognizes leaders in categories ranging from those conducting cutting-edge R+D, to those helping in the development of standards as well as those pushing to make solid-state lighting a truly sustainable technology." +

8. MADE IN THE USA Philips Hadco RX1 and RX2 both qualify for NAFTA PHILIPS HADCO BUY AMERICAN COMPLIANCE Hadco is pleased to confirm that our products are commercially available off-the-shelf (COTS) products assembled in the United States and are, therefore, domestic end products or domestic construction material available for purchase in full compliance with the 1933 Buy American Act (41 U.S.C. § 10a-10d) and the Buy American provision of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. Philips employs over 26,000 employees in the United States including more than 7,000 employees in 20 manufacturing sites focused on lighting. Philips Hadco has sites in Littlestown, PA and San Marcos, TX. Look for this “Buy American Compliant” logo on our website which identifies compliant products:

14. ELECTRONIC DRIVER for RX1 and RX2 Integral Philips Lighting Electronics Advance XITANIUM LED drivers Universal voltage input from 120-277VAC or 347-480VAC, 50-60Hz 0-10V dimming capability RoHS compliant Installation on the enclosure door keeps the driver mechanically and thermally separated from the canopy that doubles as the LED array heat sink. This allows LED driver case temperatures to remain well below the maximum rated temperature for enhanced reliability and lifetime. IP66 rated <3kV surge suppression standard, 10kV surge suppression is also available

18. DISTRIBUTION TYPES RX1 and RX2 are both available in FOUR different distribution types: Type II, Type III, Type IV, and Type V This graph depicts the Distribution Type II (2) for the RX164 at 5700 Kelvin TYPE II

19. DISTRIBUTION TYPES - continued This graph depicts the Distribution Type III (3) for the RX164 at 5700 Kelvin TYPE III

20. DISTRIBUTION TYPES - continued This graph depicts the Distribution Type IV (4) for the RX164 at 5700 Kelvin TYPE IV

21. DISTRIBUTION TYPES - continued This graph depicts the Distribution Type V (5) for the RX164 at 5700 Kelvin TYPE V

22. COLOR TEMPERATURES RX1 and RX2 are both available in THREE different color temperatures: 3000 Kelvin – recommended for some area lighting 4000 Kelvin – recommended for some area lighting and some parking lot application 5700 Kelvin – recommended for all parking lots and street lighting projects for safety and higher visual lumens per watt

24. Newest Installation of RX1/RX2– Boston Will replace 4,000 mercury vapor fixtures by end of 2011 City expects to save $1.1 million per year in electricity costs Will eliminate more than 5,000 tons of greenhouse gas emission "Philips Hadco delivered on everything we were looking for – from energy savings and outage reductions to enhanced visibility and improved light uniformity. This investment in LED lighting is aesthetically, environmentally and economically beneficial, a combination that all taxpayers can appreciate.” Glenn Cooper, associate electrical engineer, Street Lighting Division, city of Boston "Philips Hadco delivered on everything we were looking for – from energy savings and outage reductions to enhanced visibility and improved light uniformity. This investment in LED lighting is aesthetically, environmentally and economically beneficial, a combination that all taxpayers can appreciate.” Glenn Cooper, associate electrical engineer, Street Lighting Division, city of Boston

25. PHILIPS LEASING/FINANCING PROGRAM Financially partnered with De Lage Landen Program available for government entities, schools 7 to 10 years lease programs available No down payment required - conservation of cash/credit lines 100% Financing - equipment, installation, and disposal are all included in one fixed monthly payment Savings in energy = monthly payment? Customer owns equipment after lease completion Low APR More information available / project details to start.

26. Thank you for attending our webinar! Please direct all your questions to me at jason@rimmerlighting.comjason@rimmerlighting.com You can view more information about the Hadco RX1 and RX2 fixtures at the Hadco website: www.hadco.comwww.hadco.com Please remember to sign up for future Rimmer Group webinars at http://www.rimmerlighting.com/webinars.htmlhttp://www.rimmerlighting.com/webinars.html