Energy Star of the United States

What is Energy Star? Energy Star is a government program jointly implemented by the US Department of Energy and the US Environmental Protection Agency, aiming to better protect the living environment and save energy. Participated by the US Environmental Protection Agency in 1992, it was first promoted on computer products. Currently, there are over 30 categories of products included in this certification scope, such as household appliances, heating/cooling equipment, electronic products, lighting products, etc. Currently, the lighting products that are most commonly produced in the Chinese market include energy-saving lights (CFL), lighting fixtures (RLF), traffic lights, and exit indicator lights. Energy Star testing content: Energy Star includes testing content such as safety, EMI, surge, noise (non Energy Star energy efficiency testing items), optical performance, and energy efficiency testing items: 1 Light efficiency, luminous flux 2. Color temperature, color deviation, color rendering index 3 Light intensity distribution, regional light flux distribution 4 Heterogeneity of chromaticity space 5. Switching cycle 6 Luminous flux maintenance rate 7. Chromaticity maintenance rate 8 Size 9. Electrical Parameters Energy Star Certification Product Range 1. Heating, Ventilation Air conditioning products 2. Household and building sealing products (household packaging insulation, roof reflective materials, doors and windows, and skylights) Lighting products 3. Office equipment (computers, copiers and fax machines, digital copiers, external power adapters, traffic lights, transformers, vending machines, water coolers) 4. Appliances (washing machines, dehumidifiers, dishwashers, freezers and refrigerators, household air conditioners) 5. Commercial food production equipment (fryers, hot food storage cabinets, three-dimensional door refrigerators and freezers, steam cookers) 6. Energy Star certification process for household appliances 1. Telephone consultation 2. Provide Energy Star certification information and application form 3. Applicants fill out application form (submit manufacturer information) 4. Submit samples and product materials 5. Conduct laboratory tests on samples 6. Submit test data and related documents to the Energy Star regulatory department 7. Review passed, Energy Star sends a letter 8. Product labeling Energy Star certification cycle varies depending on the product. If you have any questions about testing and certification, we will fully answer them and provide services until you are satisfied