QED light

Reducing CO2 factors. generation emissions, lamp thermal emissions, light element cost. Scaled up equates to millions of tons of co2 per hour.

in theory the combined factors of reduced Co2 and reduced thermal emissions present a viable statistically significant new technology to support nte zero in any building.

Generation 2 incandescent light

New Regulation for general purpose lights

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) today adopted two new rules for light bulbs, also known as general service lamps that will conserve energy and help consumers save on their energy bills. The first rule establishes a revised definition of general service lamps while the second implements the minimum standard of 45 lumens per watt for light bulbs that meet the revised definition. These rules together will save families $100 every year.

Once these light bulb rules are in place, DOE expects consumers to save nearly $3 billion per year on their utility bills. In addition to delivering significant cost savings for households, schools, and businesses. Over the next 30 years, the rules are projected to cut carbon emissions by 222 million metric tons an amount equivalent to the emissions generated by 28 million homes in one year. LED lightbulbs also last 25 to 50 times longer than incandescent bulbs.

“By raising energy efficiency standards for lightbulbs, we’re putting $3 billion back in the pockets of American consumers every year and substantially reducing domestic carbon emissions”  “The lighting industry is already embracing more energy efficient products, and this measure will accelerate progress to American consumers and build a better and brighter future.” Blanked cycle method of conservation projection applied to lighting sector can prevent 1-4mgt CO2 carbon an hour worldwide. 1 to 2 thousand tons of mercury can be prevented. Standard type A lamp sockets allow for a direct replacement of lamps in most buildings. These specifications distinguish this lighting system as a new viable energy technology standard capable of making a significant improvement on several fronts.

Environmental energy impact

Quantum lighting system operate in low voltage mode. Simulators like the one below aid in calculating multivariate system in real time. A significant environmental and energy impact reduction of 97.5% (60w vs 2.5w) kinetic energy used in the generation and  distribution of power for lighting sector use. 1,709 terra watt hours can be reclaimed and max 4Meg ton of carbon per hour eliminated.  That equates to canceling 50% of global lighting sector energy products operating at a 1:1 ratio or in classic mode. Quantum mode, or 1:8 ratio, is the basis for cost and CO2 reduction. Essentially this system recovers RMS energy deemed unused in modern AC grid operations. Quantum mode lighting can make a significant contribution controlling energy loss in large scale grid operations, eliminating harmonic distortion power loss, and low peak power emergencies. Uniform lighting of commercial buildings has many options. Carbon footprint, thermal loss to environment and mercury loss to environment. Exceptional KWH cost is an inherent benefit intrinsic to GENII system. Consumer recovers this cost when .0375 vs .20 cents per KWH is factored. These costs cannot be recovered from any other light source. New standard of efficiency 97% past classic engineered systems. Due to complexity of this systems’ electrical properties, special software is used to compute energy recovered. 

Available to everyone as a upgraded light bulb. anyone can use it and the result is reduced emissions, as intended.

Operations

The system is a standalone micro grid comprised of hundreds of lamps. Individual lamps rate at 2.25 watts and 800 lumens. Lifetime of five thousand hours, 100% recyclable. Direct replacement for any type of lamp in use, fits type A socket and can refit, retrofit any lighting design used in government building. Electronic ¼ cycle power source has an inherent 87% logical reduction in AC power requirement. Further refinements bring the effective efficiency to 97%.

Energy savings-Energy recovery KWH

The fact is this method of recovering energy categorized as RMS waste energy is new. Energy has been recovered by utility billing for years as a 15%rms charge increase in the cost of KWH expressed by TRUE RMS class 1 meters. Based on theory of billing consumers, and pressing need to improve consumer energy conservation, this must be made available to consumers and so must be granted the same consideration provided to classic lighting devices. KHW rate is equivalent to .037 cents. 24/7 operations for a year are broken down. 365 days x 24 hrs = 8,760 billable hours per year. Single lamp cost, at $0.10 per KWH (KWH rates may vary) are, $52.56 for a 60Watt lamp. $8.38 for GenII.  A $52.56-$8.38=$44.18 cost savings per year per lamp.

RCD research has sufficient IP to peruse licensing agreements with manufactures. Direct replacement for any GPl lamp.

Patents and copyright software rights awarded to Mr. Rosenberg.

USS Patent No. 5,463,307

USS Patent No. 8,260,695

rcdresearch.com/patents.pdf

Copyright No.TXu-1-820-558

Copyright No.TXu-1-857-798

Copyright No.TXu-1-816-767

Popular Electronics 1997

popular electronics

 A building and several homes were supplied with GEN2 lighting. the reviews were positive. Funding for licensing and  building upgrade development is not presently available. There are delays in deploying G2 in locations that may demonstrate the full potential of this system.

To achieve required level of funding to ensure product deployment in free market. Intellectual level of MIT people appear to be sufficient to comprehend the technical detail of how this solution works. Understanding is critical to the acceptance of the large scale solution this technology presents.

Use of GEN2/Neolight technology computes as electronic method applied to low cost public housing, future subsidized by state and other govt. entities. Simply scales up by units peoduced. These units are designed to reduce carbon to the lowest level possible with lighting technology. Gen2 also includes advanced digital metering that can be expanded to full accounting for dwelling units. Expand meter accumulates usage data on all consumables, calculates cost and can hard control consumables off/on.

Future peak demand for housing exact constrains on consumer consumables footprint, carbon, therms, and operational carbon reduction, as it applies to dwelling units. Embodied carbon required to put dwelling units in service is not discussed. Operational carbon when unit is occupied costs can be re quantized by using Gen2 lighting to refine solve for zero. Ordinary operational costs include heating and cooling units, water, food appliances, and sanitation and are considered fixed (except inflation). Although these cost are usually fixed, new performance based on manufactures best efforts, and are open to significant improvement in energy efficiency and carbon rating. Lighting remains subject to Gen2/Neolight improvement under Federal and local energy efficiency mandates.

Design for 1000 sqft dwelling unit example superseded all lighting products on the market with Gen2. By nature of the advanced electronic/quantum design, monetary lighting cost becomes negligible, or logically zero. Energy harvesting Gen2 system recovers this energy at .07cents per KWH hours, rerated by the time constant of this system. Installation code is intended to zero out illumination fin tech cost. The consumer actual cost for lighting is reduced to zero.

A dozen interior lights may not seem to be much in the way of cost and capital. In a unit’s lifetime carbon foot print analysis, net zero factors become significant. 20% of electric cost is reduced 97% resulting in a significant improvement long term. ¼ cycle lost energy recovery in daily consumer operation of HVAC equates to Zero.

The Co2 benefit from Gen2 lights in thousands of units presents a long term benefit unavailable with any other product on the market. Exact cost and Co2 measurements can be estimated with available proprietary software.

Occupants receive substantial benefit of no charge electric light. in the interest of lowest cost subsidized housing local entity pays water and sanitation. Rationing is a viable option. In essence. Carbon is constrained to an energy budget to achieve the lowest possible carbon footprint per housing unit. The carbon use can be exactly computed to apply to reversing global warming. Gen2 lighting thermal rating and Co2 operational ratings surpass most consumer general purpose lighting products available. Fit any A19 socket. 

Mass market price for the lamps is estimated to be $25 for a six pack. The product can also be installed in any building. Manufacturing profit margin has not been computed.

Tungsten filament muon circuit, delivers an 18:1t QED output ratio. For complete technical review and research see E-book. This design meets new Govt. 120 lumens per watt standard. Gen2 Lamp 2.5 watt power use is zeroed out by the nature of common 120vac source voltage sine wave. Certain vectors fall below true RMS threshold for billing purposes. A separate secondary source of recovered DC power deemed not related to true heating effects of electricity.

class 1 meters is an obstacle to on site carbon accounting. True RMS power cost 15% higher than average power, to account for power loss at extreme low or high conduction angles near zero point, or zero crossing, as in classic ac theory. Gen2 operates from 130 degrees to zero on positive cycles. Multivariate and multi physics knowledge is helpful in understanding the systems inner workings. Using patented ¼ cycle power for general purpose lighting phasor energy reclaimed and harvested for illumination purposes. QED’s Introduction of positrons into the filament, apparently is hosting antimatter annihilation producing light. Electro dynamic momentum and other theoretical functions explain the results certified in the E-book charts and tables. Technology is world renown and has been reviewed. Scaled up sales of the light will reduce Co2 emissions by many million tons per year.

Comparison 12 lights, 1,000 sqft apt. 

Led ~20w =240 wph=161,280whpm or 161.8kwh $40.5pm $484py  10yr= $4,840

G2 ~2.25w =30 wph=20,160whpm or 20.16kwh $5pm        $60py   10yr= $600

$4,240 is approximate cost savings in a 10 year per unit scenario by switching from led to GEN2 Qed lights.

$2,120,000 is saved when managing a 500 unit community over a 10 year period. Co2 and thermal emissions are summarily improved when power use is reduced to the level GEN2 Qed lights work at. Similar results can be expected when refitting homes, buildings and facilities with GEN2 lights.

Carbon Foot print worksheet.

C=dwelling unit cost in Dollars, Co2 and therms.

G=Gen2–factors G1$, G2Co2, and G3therms. Gen2-factors are in the -90% range.

C+G1=$-G$

C+G2=Co2-GCo2

C+G3=therms-Gtherms

The system furthers net zero engineering work expanding reduced consumer operating cost for lights as G1.

The exact amounts of energy can be found in E-book “Earth light”. www.rcdresearch.com/g2certs.pdf  The matter of therms is usually not computed. In Gen2 devices it is reduced significantly and in a hypothetical environment, offsets AC costs and load calculations. In essence these metrics are not available with any technology available for sale today. Funding to make this product available to consumers is open. If profitability can be achieved, then the product goes viral and will be manufactured with the profits from sales ensuring adequate supply of the product to make an actual impact on emissions connected to civil lighting. Unfortunately, the cost exceeds the ability of the research project. Marketing professionals have been hired and are offering the product presently.

Executive Abstract

Emissions always leave room for improvement. Reducing CO2 per KWH is presently a well-known challenge. Core technology permits a new approach to conservation that is 97% energy efficient converting ampere hours to light. Building managers can use this technology to improve operating margin. This tech exceeds GPL regulation in effect as of 2023. Lumens per watt rating is over 140 /lpw., .037 cents per Kilowatt Hour.

Consumer Benefits

¼ Cycle Electronic Power Source.

Reduces power drain to a negligible level.

Harvests RMS fringe energy.

Blanks 95% of carbon producing AC phase.

KWH rate .0375 cents per hour actual.

Disposable bulb meets EPA standards, Mercury and micro plastic free product.

Low voltage, low temperature lamp 5KHrs. One lamp fills all lighting requirements.

Neolight can be 10w, 20w, 25w, 30w, 50w, 60w, 75w, 100w bright.

Power levels can be adjusted from 2 watt soft light to 5 watt work light.

Infrared spectrum emissions attenuated 1:8 ratio.

Load resistance absorb 95% less electrical power.

 Description of Rosenberg Cycle

The Rosenberg cycle is a means to force classic Edison lights to output 10x more light while reducing power. Both classic theory and quantum theory explain the high efficiency transforming type A19 incandescent light. Low cost in operation and usage meets today’s economic performance needs. Performance data is organized on a comparison basis at 60 watt classic standards. Building management benefits: reduced KWH charge, low cost per lamp, and software package.

Product Availability

Product are due to be available on Amazon in 2025. Single light bulb with integral electronics.

Building Management

Neolight is an electronic building lighting system that has several advantages; unified design is one low cost lamp throughout installation. Computer management software measures the power used in industry standard Kilowatt hours for invoice purposes. Lighting costs can be reduced to a level that exceeds mix and match fluorescent and LED lamps. Light level easily adjusts to fit user’s needs.

Electronic Quarter Cycle Power

RMS theory determines a portion of AC sine wave does not contribute to effective heating of a lamp. The True RMS meters increase KWH cost by 15% to compensate utility operators for reasonable generating cost. That portion of sine wave is deemed ineffective yet can now be used to electronically power a lamp. Known as energy harvesting or recover of lost energy in a process GenII returns a significant economic benefit. Electronic power source of this nature is measured by software Class one to determine billable Kilo Watt hour usage. G2 smart meter provides all the math functions required for commercial use in energy efficiency building lighting. Wi-Fi connectivity available to receive invoice, for remote monitoring and control.

DAVISON

RIDC Park, 595 Alpha Drive

Pittsburgh, PA, 15238

ATTENTION: John Zold

Project Manager

personally before 1997

Davison, one year

funding is necessary to expand this project beyond present boundary's.

Davison has a good reputation in the patented product development world.

They have resources and will reach manufactures who can pay royalties for lighting product that meets latest spec. requirements.

Manufacture, and sell QED lights globally. Initially for consumers, but can quickly scale up for smart buildings and any other facility. The product is small, inexpensive and is sold over internet such as Amazon.

the consumer can receive the financial benefits described, and reduce climate change heat factors.

Lighting costs can be dramatically reduced. Guaranteed successful model.

Superior in many ways to LED lights, the product low cost, high output and low power drain makes it a viable product if properly advertised and marketed. Hiring these services are difficult and are represented by a small number of companies.