Energetic

The energy label, which is also called standardized energy consumption labeling, is an EU-wide uniformly designed label that provides consumers about the energy efficiency of electrical engineering devices. The following applies: the better the energy efficiency is, the less electricity the lamp consumes. This is also noticeable in the electricity bill. A somewhat higher purchase price compared to fewer energy -efficient models is thus armored over the lifespan of the lamp. 

Due to the Europe -wide uniformity, this energy label is not only used in the lamp area, but is also used for many other electrical appliances. Due to the widespread distribution and clear labeling, it should make it easier to make a purchase decision. For with Mains voltage Powered lights, the energy label is used according to the EU directive 92/75/EEC since September 1st 2013 and provides the Energy efficiency classes In a short, clear form. This overview ranges from the most efficient energy class A +++ to the most inefficient class G and also provides information about the manufacturer, the power consumption of the lamp and product codes. 

However, there are exceptions to this energy label, since lights with one Luminous flux From less than 30 Lumen as well as lamps that are not primarily for the lighting are intended, do not have to be marked. For the rest of the lighting, however, it is important to make high light quality visible directly on the packaging with low power consumption.