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Host America Generates a 13% Reduction in Electricity Usage for a Major RS Services Customer
HAMDEN, CT, October 13, 2004 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ Host America Corporation(NASDAQ:CAFE) announced today that it has installed its LightMaster Plus in a major retailer’s superstore near Dallas, TX. The ENS proprietary product has been working as designed and has achieved more than 13% savings in electricity usage on this florescent light application.
The ENS Light Master Plus efficiently operates lighting systems by reducing kilowatt consumption while maintaining visible light. The ENS LightMaster Plus enables HID lighting, high pressure sodium and florescent lighting to use the minimum amount of energy required. This is accomplished by utilizing the Company’s proprietary digital software to automatically adjust waveform to correct the power load. For a complete explanation of all ENS energy saving products, go to the www.hostamericacorp.com, and click on the ENS logo.
RS Services President, Ronald Sparks, was on site for the installation and commented. “Both parties were very pleased with the installation and especially the substantial cost savings generated by from this application. Furthermore, the ENS LightMaster Plus is a replacement for an existing product which did not work as efficiently.”
Host America CEO, Geoffrey Ramsey, commented “Bringing RS Services into our energy management division has brought new life to the Company. We are making great strides with our energy management division and this reduction of electricity usage validates of the type of progress we’ve been anticipating.”
Host America Corporation has two major divisions: energy and food management. Host employs approximately 400 employees and is headquartered in Hamden, CT. The Company's website is http://www.hostamericacorp.com.
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Mark Miller, East West Network Group (770) 436 - 7429 for Host America