List of Products Subject to Mandatory Energy Labeling

– This standard applies to compact fluorescent lamps (hereinafter abbreviated as CFL) operating with integrated electronic ballasts, with a power range from 5 W to 60 W, used for general lighting purposes.

– This standard specifies energy efficiency requirements for electronic ballasts used with alternating current power sources, voltage up to 1000 V, frequency 50 Hz or 60 Hz, used for fluorescent lamp(s) with power from 4 W to 65 W.

– This standard specifies energy efficiency requirements for electromagnetic ballasts, excluding the resistor type, for use with alternating current power sources, voltage up to 1000 V, frequency 50 Hz or 60 Hz, used for fluorescent lamps with power from 4 W to 65 W.

– This standard applies to double-capped linear fluorescent lamps used for general lighting purposes (hereinafter referred to as fluorescent lamps), with a power range from 4 W to 65 W, used with both 50 Hz ballasts and high-frequency ballasts connected to a power grid with a nominal voltage of 220 V.

– This standard specifies energy efficiency levels for self-ballasted LED lamps with E27 and B22 caps and double-capped LED lamps designed to replace linear fluorescent lamps with G5 and G13 caps, used for general purposes, with power up to 60 W, and nominal voltage not exceeding 250 V.

– Desk fans,

– Floor fans,

– Wall fans,

– Window fans,

– Ceiling fans,

– Roof fans,

with integrated electric motors having a power not exceeding 125 W.

– This standard applies to wine chillers, refrigerators, and freezers with a capacity up to 1,000 L, cooled by natural convection or forced air circulation.

– Ceiling-mounted air conditioners,

– Wall-mounted air conditioners,

– Ducted air conditioners (nominal cooling capacity less than 8000 W).

– This standard specifies energy efficiency levels and methods for determining energy efficiency for household clothes washing machines, with or without heating devices using cold and/or hot water sources, with a nominal capacity from 2 kg to 15 kg, using a 220 V AC power source, 50 Hz frequency.

– This standard applies to television receivers with a nominal power of less than 1000 W, consisting of a tuner/receiver and a display screen within the same enclosure. Designed to receive and display broadcast television signals via antenna, satellite, or cable.

– This standard applies to combined TV/VCR, TV/DVD, and TV/VCR/DVD units.

– This standard applies to general-purpose electric rice cookers used in households and similar purposes, with a nominal power up to 2000 W.

– This standard applies to electric rice cookers using resistance heating methods, induction heating, or induction, operating at normal atmospheric pressure.

– This standard applies to electric storage water heaters (hereinafter referred to as water heaters) used in households and similar purposes with a capacity up to 50 liters.

– This standard applies to computer monitors (hereinafter referred to as monitors) comprising a display screen and associated electronic circuitry, usually assembled in a single enclosure, capable of displaying visual information from a computer via one or more inputs, such as VGA and DVI.

– Laptops within the scope of this standard are computers defined in section 4.1.2.

– This standard applies to standard format printers;

– This standard applies to equipment performing multiple functions of photocopiers, fax machines, and scanners;

– This standard applies to standard format photocopiers whose main function is to produce multiple hard copies identical to the original.

– This standard applies to equipment performing multiple functions such as the functions of printers, fax machines, and scanners.

– Commercial refrigerated cabinets used for the sale and display of food.

Electric motors TCVN 7540-1:2013

Single-speed, three-phase, squirrel-cage induction motors using 50 Hz and/or 60 Hz frequency power sources and:

– Having a nominal voltage UN up to 1000 V;

– Having a nominal output power PN from 0.75 kW to 150 kW;

– Having 2, 4, or 6 poles;

– Operating in S1 duty cycle (continuous duty);

– Operating directly on the grid;

Motors equipped with detachable gearboxes or braking mechanisms are also within the scope of this standard, even though special shafts and flanges may be used in these motors.

– 3-phase distribution transformers (oil-immersed).

– Types of boilers currently in use, for which the mass and calorific value of the fuel used can be determined.