ENERGY STAR LED light source standard final version (Figure)

ENERGY STAR Standards After three drafts, the US Department of Energy (DOE) finally released a final confirmed version of the ENERGY STAR standard for LED light sources and is required to take effect on August 31, 2010. The ENERGY STAR standard was released nearly one month earlier than the planned end of December. This clearly shows that the US Department of Energy is also eager to release the LED lighting standard early, so that the LED lighting product specifications have been followed, and the LED lighting order has been properly maintained, so that it will not repeat the CFL's mistakes (early During the promotion of CFL, the introduction of products was mixed, resulting in negative use experience, which led to the difficulty of promotion of later products. Although the US ENERGY STAR standard has been released, we also expect that in addition to other countries or regions in the United States, we can also set relevant specifications and standards as soon as possible to accelerate the popularization of LED lighting and achieve the goal of energy saving and emission reduction as soon as possible. The introduction of this standard represents that the LED lighting industry has at least already met the standards for energy conservation, and will continue to be completed in the future. It is expected that the development of these specifications will accelerate the growth of the LED lighting industry.

Partial requirements for the ENERGY STAR standard