If you're upgrading from mercury vapour, metal halide or fluorescent lights to LEDs for a NSW business, your project may be eligible. Fraztec will assess your project and if it qualifies, we will help you get started.

You just need an Electrical Contractor Licence and Public Liability Insurance.

Yes! As the installer, you have the flexibility to choose which scheme-approved products you'd like to use. Not sure what products are right for your project? The Rexel team have an extensive range of approved products, and we can help you select the best one for your work. Already have a product in mind? Check if your product is IPART Approved

Yes, installing Daylight and/or Motion Sensors should increase the Energy Saving Certificates generated by a project

For a project to participate in the Scheme, the energy saver must contribute a minimum dollar value for the products and installation of a lighting upgrade LESS the rebate - this amount is called the Minimum Co-Payment. The minimum co-payment is NOT an additional payment, it is simply making sure that the purchaser has paid at least this amount towards the project to meet the Scheme’s rules. Each project will have a different minimum co-payment value as no project is exactly the same. Fraztec will let you know what this value is before the project commences to ensure compliance. Here's how we figure it out: Product Cost + Installation Cost - agreed Energy Savings Certificate value ...must be greater than... $5 per MWh of electricity saved by upgrading the lighting as deemed by the scheme Example: Harry's Hardware is upgrading their lighting. The upgrades will save 1200 MWh. Minimum Co-Payment: 1200 MWh x $5 = $6000 (ex GST) Product cost: $5,000 (ex GST) Installation Cost: $5,000 (ex GST) ============== Total Project Costs: $10,000 (ex GST) Agreed Scheme Rebate Value: $3,000 Ex GST ============== Total Paid by Purchaser: $7,000 (ex GST) This project can proceed as the total paid by the purchaser (after rebate) is greater than the minimum co-payment.

As part of the service, Fraztec will conduct a site visit and prepare the required floor plans for Commercial Lighting upgrades. At times we might need you to help obtain a rough outline prior to a site visit (especially for under cover car parks) but we will keep it quick and simple.

No. For projects in Metro areas Fraztec will pick up the lamps and recycle them. For country areas, no certificate is needed, you just need to recycle the lamps responsibly. All we ask is that you keep the lamps until we conduct site visit. We also request you keep a sample of each fitting type replaced as we will take the photos of the old fittings lamp and ballast type.

Yes,it's absolutely possible! In this case, each stage is treated as a separate project so it would need to meet minimum project requirements.

Not necessarily. Fraztec fully understand that change can and will occur once a lighting upgrade has commenced. This key is open communication and understanding of the potential impact of the project once the change has been identified.