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The Load & Energy Report

A facilities manager can't approve a lighting spend from a photo. This is the document that answers “will this overload our panel” and “what does it cost to run” — in a form you can forward to whoever signs.

What's in the Report

Branded, dated, and versioned — built from your property's actual measurements, not a template.

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Total connected load and amp draw per circuit run

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Panel headroom assessment against your stated available capacity

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Circuit distribution plan

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Incandescent vs. LED comparison: watts, kWh over the season, and operating cost delta

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Stated methodology and assumptions, including what was measured vs. estimated

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Scope, dates, and takedown schedule

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Branded, dated, and versioned document you can forward to whoever signs off

Illustrative Sample

What It Looks Like

Figures below are illustrative only, not a real property — your report is built from measurements taken at your site.

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Load & Energy Report

Sample
Connected Load
~4.8 kW
Panel Headroom Used
~22%
Circuit Runs
6
LED vs. Incandescent Savings
~70% lower kWh

Report FAQ

How much power does commercial holiday lighting actually use?

It depends entirely on the property — total fixture count, LED vs. incandescent, and run length all drive the real number. That is exactly what the Load and Energy Report calculates for your specific property instead of a generic estimate.

Will commercial-grade LED lighting overload our building electrical panel?

Not when it is planned against your actual available capacity. We measure connected load and amp draw per circuit run and design the installation to stay inside your panel headroom before any lights go up.

What is the difference in operating cost between incandescent and LED holiday lighting?

LED fixtures typically draw a fraction of the wattage of incandescent for the same visual effect. The report includes a watts, seasonal kWh, and operating cost comparison specific to your property so you are not estimating from a national average.

What is a Load and Energy Report and why do we need one before approving a lighting project?

It is a document that answers the two questions a facilities manager gets asked before signing off on a lighting spend: will this overload our panel, and what does it cost to run. You can forward it to whoever approves the budget without translating it yourself.

Is the Load and Energy Report a certified electrical safety document?

No — we do not use the word "certified" unless a licensed Professional Engineer or certified energy manager has stamped the document. What we provide is a detailed, methodology-stated report from our own measurements and assumptions, clearly marked as such.

How long does it take to get our property's Load and Energy Report?

Submit the request form below and we will follow up within one business day to schedule a site assessment and scope the report.

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