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More information customize cookiesThe energy label aims to enable you to give preference to light fixtures that use low-energy light bulbs.
Energy labels are mandatory on lighting products if they are to be placed on the market in the European Union countries. Placing on the market refers to a product, such as a light fixture, being made available on the market for the first time. Light fixtures already placed on the market are not given a new energy label, as light fixtures already on the market in the EU can be sold as such. However, light fixtures or lamps and light bulbs without an energy label cannot be imported or manufactured in the EU from 2014 onwards. The concept of placing on the market refers to a single light fixture, lamp or light bulb and not to a model, regardless of whether the product is manufactured as a single unit or as mass production.
The energy label indicates the following properties:
The energy label is not edentical in all light fixture
The appearance of the label depends on the kind of light bulbs used in the light fixture, whether they can be replaced, the energy efficiency class of the light bulbs used and whether light bulbs are included in the package. The energy label of light fixtures can be either vertical or horizontal.
Other mandatory package labeling includes:
See below for an example of the packaging label of LIMENTE LED-LENO 19 light fixture.