Energy Efficiency Testing:

Energy efficiency test depicts that the equipment meets increasingly stringent standards for consumption by goods that consume energy.
Appliances that demonstrate greater energy efficiency than products under same category are widely accepted by regulators and consumers and enjoy an important advantage in a competitive marketplace.

Why Energy Efficiency Testing is required?

To know how much energy they consume while in running condition, as well as when in standby and offline mode, amongst other tests.

What do we analyze in Energy Efficiency Testing?

Energy efficiency testing includes a wide range of specific tests and assessments intended to evaluate various designing features and use considerations of a given product. Energy efficiency testing includes:

1. Energy consumption measurements
2. Energy efficiency assessments
3. Testing of power consumption in off mode
4. Testing of power consumption in standby mode
5. Availability of standby or power-saving functions
6. Power management Features
7. Production of reports
8. Allocation of certificates