Energy label | Understanding air conditioner energy label grades
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The energy label is a standard for evaluating energy efficiency, usually displayed on household appliances, lighting products, air conditioners, dehumidifiers and other products. The label shows the product's energy efficiency grade, making it easier for consumers to compare the energy-saving performance of different products. The purpose of the energy label is to promote energy conservation and reduce carbon emissions, while also helping consumers choose more energy-efficient products and reduce energy waste and environmental pollution.
Energy label | Non-heating air conditioner
1. Energy efficiency rating. 1 is the highest (green), while 5 is the lowest (red).
2. Annual electricity consumption. You can use this figure to compare how much electricity cost different models can save.
3. Maximum cooling capacity (kW)
Energy label | Reverse-cycle air conditioner
1. This shows the energy efficiency rating for cooling and heating functions. Products rated 1 have the highest energy efficiency (green), while 5 is the lowest (red).
2. Compare the annual electricity consumption for cooling and heating of different models. See how much electricity cost you can save.
3. Cooling and heating output of this model at maximum load operation.
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When choosing an air conditioner, understanding the energy label rating is essential to ensure energy-saving performance. Seeking help from a professional team to clean the air conditioner can improve operating efficiency, reduce energy consumption, let you enjoy comfort while lowering electricity bills, and support a more eco-friendly lifestyle.
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