The China Energy Label is a self-declaration and self-labeling process that is required for products that fall under the Catalogue of Products that Require Energy Efficiency Label.
Basic information to be provided on the label shall include:
1. Name, or its shortened form, of the manufacturer of the product;
2. Product model;
3. Energy efficiency level of the product;
4. Energy consumption of the product;
5. Code of the national standard applied.
In order to prepare the label for your products, you will have to carry out a test based on Chinese standards for evaluating the energy efficiency level of the selected products.
It is compulsory to record each model with the Energy Label Administration Centre within 30 days from the date on which your products are placed on the market.
Following the initial record, a yearly report on each model’s label usage must be presented to the relevant authorities; the document must be submitted before March 15 of every year.
According to regulations, the Energy Label Administration Centre must be informed promptly of any changes that occur regarding the manufacturer.
If there are any changes to the label contents, a new record is requested.
After a product has been placed on the market, sampling may be carried out by relevant authorities to check, among other requirements, whether the product complies with the affixed energy label.
Quality Partnerships assists you in identifying all the requirements relevant for your product to be included on the energy label and ensures that the latter is properly prepared and recorded.
