11 RS11, RS12, RFV RVF1, RVF2, RVF4, RS15, RS16, Vertical RYF1, RYF2, RYF3, Remote Freezer RS17, RS18, RYF4 Vertical RS19, RS20 12 SRH Service Cabinet, No equivalent Counter (Horizontal) refrigerated registered Horizontal with door Refrigerator 13 SRV Service Cabinet, IVC4 Solid door Vertical Storage cabinet types Refrigerated, M1 & M2 Integral are defined into four Vertical with solid Refrigerated categories (but not door Storage cabinet classified by the 14 SFH technical standards yet) No equivalent Service Cabinet, Counter (Horizontal) registered Freezer, Horizontal with solid door Freezer 15 SFV IVF4 Solid doors Service Cabinet Vertical L1 & L2 Freezer, Vertical with solid door Options 2 and 3 were developed on the basis of local registration data, overseas data and New Zealand sales weighted data. For ease of interpretation, cabinets were divided into 15 groups of similar types, to distinguish between high selling types (beverage cabinets) and those that would need to comply with distinct standards (ice-cream, beverage, gelato, storage). MEPS levels were imposed per group an approach which is simpler to – understand and enforce. These 15 groups have distinct efficiency levels and dates of implementation. Table 5 outlines the groups for the purpose of setting MEPS in Australia and New Zealand. MEPS levels in Europe are imposed per group irrespective of cabinet type (remote or integral, closed or open). This approach to MEPS levels (broad definitions based on cabinet groups and group-level MEPS), is preferable to the specific class and MEPS definitions in AS 1731. Separate type definitions are still essential for specific test methods and test setups. Essentially the supplier must define what temperature their units will operate at and from there, work out what group it will be classified into. –
11 RFV Remote Freezer Vertical Vertical RS11, RS12, RS15, RS16, RS17, RS18, RS19, RS20 RVF1, RVF2, RVF4, RYF1, RYF2, RYF3, RYF4 12 SRH Service Cabinet, refrigerated Horizontal with door Integral Refrigerated Storage cabinet Refrigerator Counter (Horizontal) No equivalent registered Storage cabinet types are defined into four categories (but not classified by the technical standards yet) 13 SRV Service Cabinet, Refrigerated, Vertical with solid door Vertical IVC4 Solid door M1 & M2 14 SFH Service Cabinet, Freezer, Horizontal with solid door Freezer Counter (Horizontal) No equivalent registered 15 SFV Service Cabinet Freezer, Vertical with solid door Vertical IVF4 Solid doors L1 & L2 Options 2 and 3 were developed on the basis of local registration data, overseas data and New Zealand sales weighted data. For ease of interpretation, cabinets were divided into 15 groups of similar types, to distinguish between high selling types (beverage cabinets) and those that would need to comply with distinct standards (ice-cream, beverage, gelato, storage). MEPS levels were imposed per group – an approach which is simpler to understand and enforce. These 15 groups have distinct efficiency levels and dates of implementation. Table 5 outlines the groups for the purpose of setting MEPS in Australia and New Zealand. MEPS levels in Europe are imposed per group irrespective of cabinet type (remote or integral, closed or open). This approach to MEPS levels (broad definitions based on cabinet groups and group-level MEPS), is preferable to the specific class and MEPS definitions in AS 1731. Separate type definitions are still essential for specific test methods and test setups. Essentially the supplier must define what temperature their units will operate at – and from there, work out what group it will be classified into.
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