Energy Conserved ~5,997 kWh/year
Elevators are in constant use and require maintenance and often replacement. Several elevators around campus have been replaced as part of a larger, ongoing Elevator Modernization Project.
The full scope of the Elevator Modernization project is being delivered in 4 phases and modernizes all the elevators in 30 buildings across campus.
The Modernization scope includes installing new elevator cabs, replacement of mechanical systems, electrical systems, and key card access control systems.
Improved controls reduces wait time and regen systems provide power back to the building when elevators go down. The modern elevators are computer controlled and require clean steady power and cool dry environmental conditions to operate reliably. Thus, high efficiency split air conditioning systems were installed to cool the control computers. Unfortunately, no efficiency is attributed to the regen nor the lowered energy consumption of the improved systems. But some were credited against the high SEER split HVAC units.
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Phase 1 ( 2013-2014 ) |
Phase 2 ( 2015-2016 ) |
Phase 3 ( 2016-17 ) |
Phase 4 ( 2019-20 ) |
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Art Building |
Biomedical Sciences |
Agricultural Science |
SCBA (Shidler College of Business) |
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Bilger Hall |
Crawford Hall |
Hamilton Library PH2 |
Music Building Complex |
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George Hall |
Hawaii Hall |
Kuykendall Hall |
Bilger Addition |
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Gilmore Hall |
HIG (Hawaii Institute of Geophysics) |
QLC (Queen Liliʻuokalani Center for Student Services) |
Law School |
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Les Murakami Stadium |
Marine Science |
Architecture School |
Hamilton Library PH3 |
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Moore Hall |
HPER |
Watanabe Hall |
Institute for Astronomy |
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POST (Pacific Ocean Science & Technology) |
Sakamaki Hall |
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Parking Structure |
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Saunders Hall |
Sinclair Library |
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Webster Hall |
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