Energy Label is one of the EU’s big successes, with 93% of consumers recognising it and 75% using it to make informed choices when purchasing electrical products. 

How can you make sure you’re using the label to its full potential? 

✅ check the energy efficiency class – products are labelled from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient), according to their energy consumption 

✅ check the energy consumption – it tells you exactly how much energy your product is expected to consume per year

✅ check the non-energy parameters – depending on the product, the label can also tell you about noise emissions, water consumption, or repairability 

✅ scan the QR code leading to the European Product Registry for Energy Labelling (EPREL) for even more information and easy comparison before purchasing