From March 1, 2021, the European Union will require a new version of the energy label, which will apply to all offline stores and e-commerce platforms.

At the same time, Amazon is also announcing to remind sellers that starting from March, new labels need to be replaced. New labels for lamps will also start in September 2021, and other products will be launched in the next few years.

Amazon and other e-commerce platforms have new regulations: energy efficiency labels must be uploaded before March 3, 2023, otherwise they will be removed from the shelves by Amazon and other platforms, including but not limited to: lighting equipment, air conditioners, vacuum cleaners, display screens, heaters, and tumble dryers Machines, Dishwashers, Washing Machines, Refrigerators and more! Take the display as an example:

The scope of products to which the display energy efficiency label is applicable:

Electronic displays (including TVs, monitors, digital signage displays…)

Not applicable product range:

1. Electronic displays with a screen ≤ 100 square centimeters;

2. Projector;

3. Integrated video conferencing system;

4. Medical equipment display;

5. Head-mounted virtual reality device (VR);

6. Military and space use;

7. Displays suitable for use as parts or components of products covered by the ERP Directive;

According to the latest official news, the European Union issued energy efficiency regulations (EU)/340 and (EU)/341 on February 26, 2021, which amended the energy efficiency regulations for many products, including the energy efficiency labeling regulations for electronic displays (EU) )/2013 and Energy Efficiency Requirements Regulation (EU)/2021.

(EU)/340 amends the Regulation (EU)/2013 on Energy Efficiency Labeling of Electronic Displays as follows:

1. The description of point (g) of Article 2 of Chapter 1 has been updated, and the definition of parts and components has been clarified. Electronic displays as parts of end products are not applicable (EU)/2013;

2. Corrected the reference description of the HiNA definition in point 10 of Chapter 2. It used to refer to "Chapter 1 of (EC) No /2008". Chapter 1 is the scope of application, so the referenced chapter number is wrong, but Chapter 2 is Definition, corrected to "Chapter 2 of (EC) No /2008";

3. Deleted the definition of "grade 1 monitor" in point 17 of Chapter 2, which is redundant;

4. Updated the description of point (b) of Article 1 of Chapter 3, and made clearer requirements for the parameters of the product information list in Appendix V, which need to be listed in the public area of ​​the product database;

5. Added two definitions of declared values ​​and guarantee in Appendix I;

6. At the end of Part B of Appendix II, add a statement: the EEI should be calculated by using the declared operating power and viewing area in Table 5 of Appendix VI;

7. At the end of point 10 of Article (f) of Part 2 of Appendix III, add the label description when the electronic display does not support the HDR function, as follows:

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