Lighting Rebates | Dayton Power & Light

Rebate amounts for new lighting replacing existing equipment or as part of a retrofit project.

Lighting Rapid Rebates^®

LED fixtures must be certified by Design Lights Consortium (DLC) or ENERGY STAR^®.
T-LED tube installations are not applicable in this rebate category. Please see re-lamping.

Measure	Rebate
LED or electroluminescent exit signs	$8.00/sign
LED recessed downlight luminaires or screw-in base lamps (replacing incandescent), ENERGY STAR certified	$6.00/lamp
LED recessed downlight luminaires or screw-in base lamps (replacing CFLs), ENERGY STAR certified	$3.00/lamp

Measure	Rebate
T-LED tube	$1.00 per foot

Re-lamping is defined as replacing a linear fluorescent lamp with a lower nominal wattage lamp.
Minimum area of 100 SF required.
T-LED lamps must be certified by DLC or ENERGY STAR.
Replaced equipment must be decommissioned and disposed of properly.
Exterior installations do not qualify.

De-lamping requires removal of lamps/ballasts and unused lampholders from existing fixtures without replacing the lamps.
The total number of lamps claimed for de-lamping cannot be more than the number of replacement lamps installed.
Removed equipment must be decommissioned and disposed of properly.
Exterior installations do not qualify.

Measure	Rebate per fixture
LED replacing < 175 W	$35.00
LED replacing 176 - 250 W	$60.00
LED replacing 251 W or greater	$90.00
LED traffic signal - red or green (round)	$25.00/signal
LED traffic signal - red or green (arrow)	$25.00/signal
LED pedestrian walk/don't walk sign	$50.00/signal

Measures	Rebate
LED recessed downlight luminaires or screw-in base lamps (replacing incandescent), ENERGY STAR certified	$6.00/lamp
LED recessed downlight luminaires or screw-in base lamps (replacing CFL), ENERGY STAR certified	$3.00/lamp
T-LED Tube	$0.75/foot

Measure	Rebate
Lighting controls	$0.04/connected watt
Vending equipment controller	$50.00/unit

The control system must turn off at least half of the lamps in the fixture, or provide for continuous or step (bi-level) dimming.
Occupancy sensors must be passive infrared (PIR) and/or ultrasonic.
Vending equipment controllers must include a passive infrared sensor to turn off lighting and control compressor when area is unoccupied.

Replacement or retrofit fixture must have a lower nominal wattage than existing fixture.
Equipment, once installed, must result in a net decrease in energy consumption or demand.
Rebate applications must be submitted to DP&L during the same calendar year in which the equipment for the project is purchased.
Unique lighting projects that do not have associated measures under the Rapid Rebates Program will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis through the Custom Rebate program.
For more information, view the program terms and conditions or contact us at EnergyEfficiency@dplinc.com.
Rebate values are subject to change and apply only to new, unused equipment. Rebate measures and values for the 2019 programs are for equipment and services purchased and installed on or after January 1, 2019.
Rebates are issued directly to the customer. Each project will only be eligible to receive a single DP&L rebate.
Funds are allotted on a calendar-year basis and are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
A rebate may not exceed the customer's cost of equipment at the measure level net outside funding received, not including taxes, warranty fees, installation costs, or maintenance fees. DP&L shall make the final determination regarding rebate amounts. An individual account number will be limited to $250,000 in DP&L business rebates in any calendar year.
DP&L reserves the right to deny any rebate.
All DP&L energy programs are subject to Public Utilities Commission of Ohio rules and regulations.

Page last updated January 2, 2019.