Subject: Reducing company electric bills.

Dear Industrial Owner, Executive and Management,

Facility Energy Design Services is an Energy Star Business Partner working to cut your company's energy costs.  We are an electrical design consulting firm specializing in improving your equipment, lighting, and air conditioning system's efficiency, by using general engineering practices combined with specially designed equipment.

Our work results in a reduction of 20% to 30% on your electric usage for running your existing equipment, motors, air conditioning and lighting.  Your existing equipment does not need to be replaced and continues to run its at usual operational levels and capacity.  Or in many cases we can replace lighting and increase light level, using half the power than before.  You save:

• up to 55% on energy,
• up to 35% on PGE and PacifiCorp Cash Rebates, and
• up to 35% on State of Oregon Energy Tax Credits.

Best of all, you pay for the designed improvements with the money you are already paying to the electric company each month, providing a 30% or higher Return On Investment in the first year.

With your permission, I would like to meet with your Facilities Manager or someone that you trust who can explain your company's electrical distribution system and electrical operations to me or one of my technical staff.  We will perform a no cost, no obligation walk-through inspection of your facilities electrical systems at that time. 

After the walk-through, we will review the data we have gained and determine what sensible measures are available to reduce your electrical costs.  ONLY if we can identify reasonable, fast payback work that could be done to create savings for your company, will I contact you again for an appointment to explain the details of what we have discovered.

Let Facility Energy Design Services help you improve your Motor loads, Lighting and Air Conditioning systems and make your business more profitable by saving money you are now spending each month in your current electric bill.    

If this is of interest to you, please call me on my direct line, 503-805-7070, to set up a time when I can tour your electrical operations with your Facilities Manager or designated company representative. 

Sincerely,

Loi Dai To

President, CECC

loito@fedsi.com

The Foundations of a FEDSi System

The following section discusses the specific measures implemented in an FEDSi system, both the product solutions and the electrical work solutions. However, there are also three key theoretical foundations on which all the work we do is based.

1. Reducing current lowers wattage heat losses in a distribution system.

2. Adjusting voltage to certain types of loads reduces wattage consumption.

3. Adjusting the electrical system itself saves wattage.

What’s FEDSi’s Energy-Savings Program Can Benefit Your Company?

Electric bills have been a cause of complaint for business owners, executives and their managers since the electric company sent out the first one.  Everyone, especially business owners, want to spend less for utilities. Our business concept is based on the idea of doing just that, reducing electric bills for facility owners.

·         Electric bills must be paid every month.

FEDSi’ system allows diverting money normally paid to the electric company, into a set of facility improvements that reduce operating costs, as well as improve operations and reliability. Whether you choose to buy our system or not, they are still spending this money anyway like clockwork with the electric company.  So the most important idea in understanding FEDSi’ system is that it is not technical decision at all, rather a financial one. FEDSi is giving you an option as to how you spend your money. You can reduce what you pay to the electric company by rerouting some of that money into a system that will reduce your electric usage, pay for itself, and leave revenues remaining in your operating budget.

There is a whole list of accompanying improvements that occur from what we do for our customers. Candidly, even if our method compensate for just low percentage from the electrical savings, these side benefits alone would be a great incentive for investing in our products.  So lets look at the other benefits, (side effects), gained by a customer installing an FEDSi system:

·         Motors run cooler

·         Light bulbs and ballasts run cooler

·         Transformers, panels, switchgear, breakers, starters, controls and wiring run cooler.

·         SCRs, diode arrays, switching transistors and microprocessors all run cooler.

·         Switching power supplies are more stable.

·         Process and production controls are more accurate and reliable.

·         Air conditioning and refrigeration are more effective and reliable.

·         In-house and outside maintenance and labor costs are reduced.

·         Equipment repair and maintenance costs decrease.

·         Light bulb and ballast replacement costs decrease.

·         Costs of production are decreased.

·         “Downtime” is reduced.

·         PC screens flicker less.

·         Computer data is safer and more secure.

·         Computer operations are more reliable and stable.

·         Lights flicker less.

·         Circuit breakers trip less.

·         PLCs and other automated controls malfunction less.

·         Improved Power Factor

These benefits are resulting from the decrease of heat, friction, and harmonic imbalances in the facility’s electrical distribution system. Improved power factor also helps with the creation of these positive side effects.

Any business owner or executive should love to receive all these operating improvements, especially if they were gained at no additional cost to their current budget. That is the primary benefit of the FEDSi system.

An FEDSi System only includes methods meeting these requirements. Today’s FEDSi system is truly a many-sided approach to facility electrical improvements. The techniques you will be implementing in your projects will include:

• Canceling reactive current demands by inductive motors.
• Adjusting power consumption demanded by different lighting systems.
• Reducing the power consumption demanded by A/C and refrigeration systems.
• Applying minor reconstruction and replacements to make lighting more efficient.
• Identifying minor electrical maintenance work to reduce system losses.