DOE certification (power) profile
The US Federal Code (10 CFR 430) has made it clear that an external power supply that enters the US market should achieve the minimum level of energy efficiency: level IV and clearly marked on the product. Not only that, but also mandatory requirements manufacturers, brands to the DOE to submit two important statements. The first is that the product meets the compliance statement of the federal regulations in terms of energy efficiency requirements, the second is the First Certification Report, and both documents are delivered by mail to the DOE , Department of Energy).
The preparation of the documents shall be completed in accordance with the format published by DOE. The certificate report may be submitted by a third party unit on behalf of the manufacturer / brand. The information reported on the document should cover the product class, manufacturer / brand name, performance (%), power consumption (W) and rated output power (W) for each single model.
DOE certification standards basis
US federal regulations: 10CFR429 and 10CFR430;
Of which 10CFR429 provides for the selection of specifications and reporting specifications;
10CFR430 provides a test method and compliance declaration specification.
DOE certified product catalog
1.Battery Chargers
2. Boilers
3.Ceiling Fans
4.Central Air Conditioners and Heat Pumps
5.Clothes Dryers
6. Cloths Washers
7.Computer and Battery Backup Systems
8.External Power Supplies
9.Dehumidifiers
10.Direct heating Equipment
11.Dishwashers
12.Furnace Fans
13.Furnaces
14.Hearth Products
15.Kitchen Ranges and Ovens
16. Microwave Ovens
17.Miscellaneous Refrigeration
18.Pool Heaters
19.Portable Air Conditioners
20.Refrigerators and Freezers
21.Room Air Conditioners
22.Set-Top Boxes
23.Tevelisions
24.Water Heaters
DOE certification cycle
Routine for 3-4 weeks, can be expedited, urgent need to pay another fee.
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