Israel: SI 520 – Tubular fluorescent lamps for general lighting service (April 1964) and its 7 amendments (final 2007) was mandatory until it was declared voluntary in November 2011 (effective from February 2012) in response to perceived barriers in trade. India: tubular fluorescent lamps are eligible for voluntary HEPS under the BEE star rating plan – the minimum rating is 1-star and products can be voluntarily manufactured to attain up to a 5-star rating. The label must include information on the type of ballast, ballast efficiency percentage and the star rating based on energy efficiency performance. The star rating is also printed on the name plate of the ballast. Korea: voluntary target energy performance standards for linear, circular and non-integrated compact fluorescent lamps are within the scope of KS c 7601:2004 (discussed previously). There are four target levels above the MEPS, with TEPS Level 1 having the highest luminous efficacy. TEPS aim to encourage manufacturers to increase the energy efficiency of their product up to a technically feasible and economically suitable level. Sri Lanka: there is currently a voluntary 5-star labelling scheme for magnetic ballasts. Legislation is being prepared to make it a mandatory standard. Vietnam: Linear fluorescent lamps and magnetic and electronic ballasts that meet the high efficiency level in the performance standards are eligible to display an endorsement label. Figure 43. An example of the voluntary Thailand Energy Efficiency Label No. 5 (left) and the Japanese Energy Saving Label (right). Specifications Europe Table 22. Linear and circular fluorescent lamp efficacy requirements as per EC No 245/2009. Lamp type Nominal wattage (W) Rated luminous efficacy (lm/W) 100 h initial value T8 (26 mm diameter) 15 63 and all other double capped tube 18 75 diameters, including T12 (38 mm Ø) 25 76 30 80 36 93 38 87 58 90 70 89 T5 (16 mm diameter) High ≤ 13 Exempt Efficiency 14 86 21 90 28 93 35 94 > 80 Exempt T5 (16 mm diameter) High Output ≤ 13 Exempt 24 73 39 79
Israel: SI 520 – Tubular fluorescent lamps for general lighting service (April 1964) and its 7 amendments (final 2007) was mandatory until it was declared voluntary in November 2011 (effective from February 2012) in response to perceived barriers in trade. India: tubular fluorescent lamps are eligible for voluntary HEPS under the BEE star rating plan – the minimum rating is 1-star and products can be voluntarily manufactured to attain up to a 5-star rating. The label must include information on the type of ballast, ballast efficiency percentage and the star rating based on energy efficiency performance. The star rating is also printed on the name plate of the ballast. Korea: voluntary target energy performance standards for linear, circular and non-integrated compact fluorescent lamps are within the scope of KS c 7601:2004 (discussed previously). There are four target levels above the MEPS, with TEPS Level 1 having the highest luminous efficacy. TEPS aim to encourage manufacturers to increase the energy efficiency of their product up to a technically feasible and economically suitable level. Sri Lanka: there is currently a voluntary 5-star labelling scheme for magnetic ballasts. Legislation is being prepared to make it a mandatory standard. Vietnam: Linear fluorescent lamps and magnetic and electronic ballasts that meet the high efficiency level in the performance standards are eligible to display an endorsement label. Figure 43. An example of the voluntary Thailand Energy Efficiency Label No. 5 (left) and the Japanese Energy Saving Label (right). Specifications Europe Table 22. Linear and circular fluorescent lamp efficacy requirements as per EC No 245/2009. Lamp type Nominal wattage (W) Rated luminous efficacy (lm/W) 100 h initial value T8 (26 mm diameter) and all other double capped tube diameters, including T12 (38 mm Ø) 15 63 18 75 25 76 30 80 36 93 38 87 58 90 70 89 T5 (16 mm diameter) High Efficiency ≤ 13 Exempt 14 86 21 90 28 93 35 94 > 80 Exempt T5 (16 mm diameter) High Output ≤ 13 Exempt 24 73 39 79
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