Prescribe limits on the energy consumption (or minimum levels of the energy efficiency) of manufactured products. “Standards” commonly encompasses two possible meanings: well-defined test protocols to obtain a sufficiently accurate estimate target limits on energy performance
What is Label?
Describes energy performance (in the form of energy use, efficiency or energy cost) “Labels” mainly give consumers the necessary information to make informed purchase. There are two types of labels:
| Comparative Label | Endorsement Label |
|---|---|
| Allow consumers to compare the energy consumption of similar products, and factor lifetime running cost into their purchasing decision | Provide a ‘certification’ to inform prospective purchasers that the product is highly energy efficient for its category |
| 1.Mandatory Appliances | 11.Voluntary Appliances |
| 2.Room Air Conditioners | 12. Frost Free Refrigerators |
| 3. Tubular Florescent Lamp | 13.Ceiling Fans |
| 4. Distribution Transformer | 14.LPG -Stoves |
| 5.Room Air Conditioner (Casettes, Floor Standing) | 15. Washing Machine |
| 6. Direct Cool Refrigerator | 16. Computer (Notebooks/Laptops) |
| 7. Color TV | 17. Ballast (Electronic/ Magnetic) |
| 8.Electric Geysers | 18. Office equipment's (Printer, Copier, Scanner, MFD's) |
| 9. Variable Capacity Inverter Air conditioners | 19. Diesel Engine Driven Mono-set Pumps |
| 10. LED Lamps | 20. Solid State Inverter |
| 21. DG Sets | |
| 22. Chillers | |
| 23. Microwave Oven |