This section contains questions and answers of general interest concerning Ecodesign and Energy Labelling. The answers typically reflect a common understanding between Commission services and the Market Surveillance Authorities of Member States. However, a binding interpretation of Union law is the sole competence of the European Court of Justice, and the Commission shall not be liable for any damage or loss howsoever caused that may result from relying on the information provided here.
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RSSThe regulation does not refer to 'installer', but it does refer to 'dealer'. A package label has to be provided by the dealer defined in the Energy ...
Replacing a broken control with a new one does not determine how a product is affected by the Ecodesign regulation. If the local space heater (separate ...
The 40 minutes are not be interrupted by lifting the coffee pot.
Upon inspection of the documents related to the product, a market surveillance authority can declare a product non-compliant without testing it if the ...
Yes. The obligation can be considered to be fulfilled if the information on the tyre label and in the relevant technical promotional material is part ...
The supplier formally registering the product and necessarily established in the Union (or EEA) is solely responsible for the data entered in the ...
In that case, it would be necessary to determine if the action on the central fan is restricted to the range hood function (i.e. collecting contaminated ...
Yes. Article 6(4) reads 'Distributors shall ensure that where tyres offered for sale are not visible to the end-user at the time of sale, they provide ...
The label has to help the end-user in making an informed purchase choice. The provision of the tyre label is part of the technical material provided ...
The label has to help the end-user in making an informed purchase choice. 'Intend to acquire' suggests that the purchase decision is close to be taken ...