On September 1, 2013, the latest energy efficiency requirements for LED lighting products were officially implemented in Europe. The energy efficiency requirements in Europe are mainly represented by the requirements of the European Union's ErP.
The ErP instruction, like the LVD instruction and the EMC directive, is also included in the EU CE system. Therefore, the relevant products must comply with the ErP requirements before the CE mark can be marked on the product nameplate and the designated agency is responsible for market supervision. This is an EU enforcement requirement.
In terms of lighting products, since the EU introduced the EC244/2009 for non-directional light sources (mainly halogen lamps, fluorescent energy-saving lamps) and EC245/2009 for fluorescent tubes, ballasts and lamps made up of them in 2009, In December 2012, the EU1194/2012 was launched for all LED bulbs and directional light sources.
Next, the second phase of implementation of this request is September 1, 2014, and the third phase is September 1, 2016. STAR) Standardized coverage of high performance LED luminaires. LightingFactslabel, ENERGY STAR, and DLC are all voluntary requirements; in California, special requirements for mobile LED luminaires to meet California energy requirements are mandatory.
The energy efficiency standards in the United States require energy efficiency tests for laboratory qualifications and must be independent third parties. The test data and reports issued by the accredited laboratories are valid. LED export companies face the standard barriers to energy efficiency in the European and American markets. To gain a foothold in the global market, there are still many homework to do. As a professional third-party testing and certification organization, Intertek recommends that companies pay close attention to relevant international standards and carry out technical upgrades and product transformations within the specified time to reduce unnecessary trade risks.
The ErP instruction, like the LVD instruction and the EMC directive, is also included in the EU CE system. Therefore, the relevant products must comply with the ErP requirements before the CE mark can be marked on the product nameplate and the designated agency is responsible for market supervision. This is an EU enforcement requirement.
In terms of lighting products, since the EU introduced the EC244/2009 for non-directional light sources (mainly halogen lamps, fluorescent energy-saving lamps) and EC245/2009 for fluorescent tubes, ballasts and lamps made up of them in 2009, In December 2012, the EU1194/2012 was launched for all LED bulbs and directional light sources.
Next, the second phase of implementation of this request is September 1, 2014, and the third phase is September 1, 2016. STAR) Standardized coverage of high performance LED luminaires. LightingFactslabel, ENERGY STAR, and DLC are all voluntary requirements; in California, special requirements for mobile LED luminaires to meet California energy requirements are mandatory.
The energy efficiency standards in the United States require energy efficiency tests for laboratory qualifications and must be independent third parties. The test data and reports issued by the accredited laboratories are valid. LED export companies face the standard barriers to energy efficiency in the European and American markets. To gain a foothold in the global market, there are still many homework to do. As a professional third-party testing and certification organization, Intertek recommends that companies pay close attention to relevant international standards and carry out technical upgrades and product transformations within the specified time to reduce unnecessary trade risks.
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