Energy efficiency certification

CEC

California approved the electrical energy efficiency regulations on June 23, 2006, and the electrical appliances sold in California must meet the requirements of California Energy Commission.

ERP directive (2009 / 125 / EC)

On October 31, 2009, the European Union issued the "Framework Directive for Eco design of energy efficiency products", namely ERP Directive: 2009 / 125 / EC, which replaces the original EuP Directive 2005 / 32 / EC and clearly stipulates that it must be included in the CE mark. EU 1194 / 2012: ecological requirements for directional lights, LED lights and related equipment

China energy efficiency label

According to the energy efficiency labeling product catalog and relevant requirements, all products in the energy efficiency labeling product catalog produced, sold and imported in China must be labeled with "China energy efficiency labeling". Products without labeling are not allowed to be sold on the market.

MEPs certification

The energy consumption requirements of Australian government include energy consumption label and minimum energy consumption standard (MEPs).

Energy Star

On March 30, 2013 (Tuesday), the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced and took effect immediately: manufacturers must submit test reports issued by EPA approved laboratories, and after the test reports are submitted to EPA and approved, they can label their products with energy star. Among them, the test standard of LED performance is of great concern

Lm-70-08: photoelectric detection method for semiconductor lighting products

Lm-80-08: Test Method for lumen maintenance rate of light source

Lm-82-11: performance test method of LED module and self ballasted LED lamp (including ies document)

In order to speed up the product certification cycle and save costs, CSD was officially put into operation on March 31, 2011. Non directional lamp can directly use the photometric test data of light source in CSD.

80PLUS

80plus program is a national energy saving cash award program issued by the U.S. Energy Administration and implemented by eCos consulting. Compared with energy star 4.0, 80plus puts forward more specific regulations, which are that the power factor pf value of computers under 20%, 50% and 100% load conditions should be greater than 0.9, and the power factor pf value under rated load conditions should be greater than 0.9, Standby power must be less than or equal to 1W.