Which retail products need an energy label?
Types of electrical products and equipment that retailers must display an energy label on when selling to customers.
Many types of products are regulated to ensure they meet specific measures on their energy usage. This reduces their environmental impact, improves their energy efficiency, and cuts greenhouse gas emissions.
Types of products which need an energy label
Energy labels are required to be displayed on:
- air conditioners and comfort fans
- dishwashers
- domestic ovens and range hoods
- electronic displays, including televisions
- lighting products
- local space heaters powered with solid fuel, gas or liquid fuel (excluding those powered by electricity)
- professional refrigerated storage cabinets, blast cabinets, condensing units and process chillers
- refrigerating appliances (including those with a direct sales function)
- smartphones, tablets, etc
- solid fuel boilers
- space heaters
- household tumble driers
- ventilation units
- washing machines and washer-dryers
- water heaters, hot water storage tanks and packages of water heater and solar
Energy labels are not required to be displayed on:
- second-hand products
- any means of transport for persons or goods
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