Information

The Erp Regulation (EU) 2019/2021 came into force on December 25, 2019, and will be enforced on March 1, 2021 and the original ErP Regulation (EC) 642/2009 will be abolished.

 

The Energy Efficiency Labeling Regulation (EU) 2019/2013 came into effect on December 25, 2019, and will be enforced on March 1, 2021 and the original Energy Efficiency Labeling Regulation (EU) 1062/2010 will be abolished.

 

scope of application

 

Applicable product range: 

Electronic displays (including TVs, monitors, digital signage displays...) 

 

Not applicable product range: 

1. Electronic displays with a screen ≤ 100 square centimeters; 

2. Projector; 

3. Integrated video conferencing system; 

4. Medical equipment display; 

5. Head-mounted virtual reality device (VR); 

6. Military and space use; 

7. Displays suitable for use as parts or components of products covered by the ERP Directive;

 

Interpretation of regulations 

The main differences between the old and new ErP regulations and energy efficiency labeling regulations: 

1. Energy efficiency requirements EEI calculation formula changes; 

2. Increased requirements for peak white brightness ratio; 

3. Increased requirements for off mode, standby and network standby modes; 

4. Added requirements for dismantling of equipment, recycling of component materials and labeling of related materials; 

5. The division of energy efficiency grades is from Class A to Class G; 

6. Add HDR information and QR code to the label; 

7. In addition to displaying relevant information on packaging, product information and websites, it is also necessary to upload relevant information to the EPREL database, that is, to register.

 

Certification process 

1. The customer prepares samples and materials, and AGC opens the case; 

2. Test evaluation, data review; 

3. Pass the test and data review, and issue a qualified report; 

4. Preparation of materials, energy efficiency registration.

  

Value-added services

 

From March 1, 2021, energy efficiency labels for electronic display products will be enforced, and the original regulations will be abolished at the same time. Before selling on the European market, suppliers (manufacturers, importers or authorized representatives) must register their products in the European Energy Labeling Product Database (EPREL) and obtain energy labels, indicating energy efficiency levels and associated value range.