The CE mark is a certification mark used in the European Economic Area (EEA). Products marked with CE comply with European health, safety, and environmental protection legislation. It’s a manufacturer’s declaration that the product meets all legal requirements for sale within the EEA, ensuring that it aligns with relevant European standards.
The California Energy Commission (CEC) is a state agency responsible for energy policy and planning in California. Like the ENERGY STAR program, the CEC also emphasizes energy efficiency, specifically within California. It sets energy efficiency standards for appliances, buildings, and more to reduce energy consumption. By adhering to these guidelines, Californians can benefit from lower energy bills and contribute to a more sustainable environment within the state.
cUL is a certification from the Underwriters Laboratories of Canada, signaling that a product meets specific Canadian safety standards. They have tested products for over 100 years and are accredited by the Standards Council of Canada. When you spot the cUL mark, it’s an assurance that the item has undergone rigorous testing and adheres to Canadian requirements for safety and performance.
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is a federal agency that oversees energy policy and research in the United States. While it has many roles, in the context of appliances, the DOE often sets guidelines and regulations aimed to reduce energy consumption, while also encouraging environmental sustainability. Compliance with DOE standards helps both consumers and industries by promoting energy-saving technologies and reducing energy costs.
ENERGY STAR is a certification program from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Energy that designates energy-efficient appliances. Products with this label typically use 10-50% less energy compared to non-ENERGY STAR products. The certification helps consumers save on energy bills, while also contributing to environmental sustainability
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The NSF, previously known as the National Sanitation Foundation, is an independent organization that certifies products and writes standards for food, water, and consumer goods to minimize adverse health effects and protect the environment. When you see the NSF mark on a product, it means that the item complies with all standard requirements. It’s a symbol of quality assurance and safety, showing that the product has been rigorously tested to meet public health standards. The NSF helps consumers make informed choices by verifying the quality and safety of the products they use.
UL is a global safety certification company that sets rigorous standards for products, materials, systems, and services. When you see the UL mark on a product, it means that it has been tested and meets specific, defined safety requirements. These standards are used to ensure that the products are safe to use and operate as intended. By providing this certification, UL plays an essential role in instilling consumer confidence in the safety and performance of products across various industries.
UL EPH is a designation by Underwriters Laboratories focused specifically on environmental and public health. Products that achieve UL EPH certification have been rigorously tested to ensure they meet standards concerning environmental sustainability and public health safety. This certification is often applied to food service equipment, demonstrating that the products are designed and constructed in a way that complies with both safety regulations and guidelines to minimize environmental impact. It represents a commitment to higher standards of public well-being and environmental stewardship.
Underwriters Laboratories’ Energy Efficiency certification indicates that a product has been tested and meets specific energy efficiency standards. This means that the product operates using less energy, contributing to lower electricity costs and a reduced environmental impact. When you see this mark on a product, it signifies that the item is in line with energy-saving guidelines, offering both an economical and environmentally friendly option.
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