Recently, TUV participated in the formulation of two mandatory national standards for lamps, GB 30255-2019 "Limited Values and Energy Efficiency Ratings for LED Products for Indoor Lighting" and GB 37478-2019 "Roads" The “Limited Values of Energy Efficiency and Energy Efficiency Grades of LED Lamps for Tunnel Lighting” is officially released and will be enforced from May 1, 2020. As the only international third-party inspection, testing, and certification agency involved in the drafting of this standard, TUV South Germany actively participates in the development of standards by virtue of its deep industry technology accumulation and broad international perspective, which provides a powerful force for all aspects of standard development. Technical support. In addition, TUV S?D also participated in the formulation of implementation rules and propaganda materials. From the stand of the standard implementer, combined with the actual test scenarios, it put forward many constructive opinions to ensure the smooth implementation of subsequent standards and energy efficiency labels.
Standard Introduction
GB 30255-2019 "Limited Energy Efficiency Values and Energy Efficiency Grades for Indoor Lighting LED Products" mainly specifies the energy efficiency grades, limited energy efficiency values and test methods for indoor lighting LED downlights, directional integrated LED lights, and non-directional self-ballasted LED lights. , Does not include indoor lighting LED products with energy-consuming non-lighting additional functions or with dimming/toning functions.
GB 37478-2019 "Limited Energy Efficiency and Energy Efficiency Levels of LED Lamps for Road and Tunnel Lighting" mainly specifies the energy efficiency limits, energy efficiency grades, and test methods of LED lamps for road and tunnel lighting. It is suitable for rated voltages of AC 220V and frequency 50Hz LED lighting for roads and tunnels, including LED light sources and their control devices, does not include interconnected control components that can be independently installed or other functional accessories that are not related to lighting.
The release of the two standards provides a basis for the subsequent implementation of energy efficiency labeling of LED lighting products, which is conducive to further strengthening of energy conservation management, promoting energy conservation technology progress, and improving energy efficiency. It also facilitates consumers to more clearly identify energy-efficient products and make Better consumption decisions.
