Energy Star certification (Energy Star Certification) is a certification that meets the requirements of the US Department of Energy. It is the most popular certification for light products entering the US market in addition to UL and FCC certification.

Certification introduction

Energy Star certification (Energy Star Certification) is a certification that meets the requirements of the US Department of Energy. It is the most popular certification for light products entering the US market in addition to UL and FCC certification. UL reflects the product's good safety performance, FCC reflects the product's electromagnetic compatibility, and Energy Star certification reflects the product's good energy performance. In particular, in response to the current global shortage of energy, the US Department of Energy has issued a series of energy-saving plans, of which the promotion of energy-saving products is its main activity.

Scope of certification

Heating, ventilation, air conditioning products

Home and building sealing products (home package insulation, roof reflective materials, doors and windows and skylights)

Lighting Products

Office equipment (computers, copiers and fax machines, digital copy machines, external power adapters, laptops, monitors, printers, scanners and integrated devices, water coolers)

Other products (battery charging system, exit indication, external power adapter, traffic lights, transformers, vending machines, water coolers)

Appliances (washing machine, dehumidifier, dishwasher, freezer and refrigerator, household air conditioner)

Commercial food production equipment (fryer, hot food holding cabinets, stereo door refrigerators and freezers, steam cookers)

Household appliances (battery charging systems, digital-to-analog converter boxes, wireless phones, TV/VCR and TV/DVD combo devices, DVD products, external power adapters, home audio devices, televisions, VCRs)