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Federal grant · project grant (b)
Adler Collections Lighting Upgrade [the Proposed Project Will Replace All Existing Aging Lighting in the Adler Planetarium Gallery and Collections Storage Spaces With a New Ketra/lutron Branded, Networked, Fully Programmable Lighting System That Is Both Conservationally Better for Objects on Display and in Storage, and Also Significantly More Energy and Cost Efficient. the New System Will Allow for Lighting Adjustments to Be Made on an Object, Case, Gallery, Floor, and Building Level, and Allow for Energy and Cost Saving Measures Such as Occupancy Sensors, Open/closed Lighting Themes, Automatic Shutoffs, and Building Dimming Capabilities. It Is Estimated That the New System Will Yield a Roughly 40% Reduction in Indoor Lighting Energy Cost and Energy Consumption.]
Committed
$312,836
Paid out
$1.9K
<1%
Committed, not yet paid
$311.0K
99%
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