Good news!
We have successfully obtained the ErP certificate for LED tubes for the European market.
As a professional LED manufacturer and one of the lighting suppliers in Europe, we closely follow the new ErP regulations in the European market.
All LED products sold in Europe must meet ErP testing or ErP certification requirements (Energy-related Products energy efficiency requirements in Europe). Otherwise, failure to provide the corresponding test reports will cause significant troubles, and sales will be greatly hindered.
Obtaining the ErP certification also proves that our LED lights are of high quality. Using FYT's LED lights will be more energy-efficient. Soon, our panel lights will also obtain the ErP certificate. Regarding the promotion of ErP products, you are welcome to contact us at any time!
Brief introduction to ErP:
Energy-related Products (ErP), also known as Ecodesign. It refers to any product that has been placed on the market and/or put into service, and which affects energy consumption during its use. It includes components of energy-related products covered by the ErP Directive, which are placed on the market and/or put into service for end-users as independent components, and which should be capable of being independently assessed for their environmental impact. It covers the entire life cycle of the product -- from design, production, packaging, transportation, disposal, and use. The purpose is to reduce resource consumption and pollutant emissions.
On October 31, 2009, the European Commission updated the recast Directive (2009/125/EC) of the EuP Directive (2005/32/EC) (hereinafter referred to as ErP).
The EU will launch a working plan including ecodesign requirements for specific energy-related products up to 2014. The ErP Directive sets minimum performance and energy consumption requirements for products, and requires manufacturers and importers to assess the environmental impact factors of the product throughout its life cycle and optimize the design based on the assessment results to improve the environmental impact of the product. This Directive will affect the entire life cycle of energy-related products from design, production to disposal. According to this Directive, manufacturers and importers are responsible for the compliance of their products. Manufacturers must ensure that their energy-consuming products meet the applicable requirements, issue a declaration of conformity, and affix the CE marking to the products.