Energy label

Energy Labeling

This article explains the energy labeling regulation for products, its purpose, and how to activate and add energy labels in Acendy.

About Energy Labeling

The energy labeling regulation for products requires manufacturers and retailers to provide information about the energy consumption of products that use energy. This is done using an energy label, which shows the product's energy class, ranging from A (most energy-efficient) to G (least energy-efficient).

The purpose of the energy labeling regulation is to make it easier for consumers to choose energy-efficient products, which helps reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions.

The energy labeling regulation applies to various products, including:

• Household appliances (refrigerators, freezers, washing machines, etc.)
• Light bulbs
• Electronics (TVs, computers, etc.)
• Air conditioners
• Heat pumps

Activating the Extension

The energy labeling extension can be set up by going to Extensions > Your extensions and searching for "Energy labeling".

After the extension is installed, a new tab, "Energy labeling," will appear on each product page.

Adding Energy Labels

1. Go to the product you want to add energy labeling to.
2. Open the "Energy labeling" tab.
3. Click on the correct energy classification.
   1. The extension supports both new and old standards, as some products have not yet adopted the new standard.
4. Upload the energy label (.jpg, .png).
5. Upload the product data sheet (.pdf).
6. Save the page.

Once this is done, the energy label will be added to the product page and in product boxes.

Clicking the arrow for the energy classification will open a pop-up with the uploaded energy label.