Posted by : Unknown Wednesday, 4 June 2014

1. AIR CONDITIONERS


Energy Efficiency Criteria for Material and Electrical Equipment to Qualify for the Minimum Energy Performance Standards Star Rating

To further promote the efficient use of energy in the country, the Minimum Energy Performance Standard (MEPS) has been introduced by the government for efficient electrical equipment and material. To meet the requirements of the MEPS, the performance criteria when tested using the relevant testing standards has to be met. The testing standards and performance criteria have been set for the following equipment.

Performance Indicator and Testing Standards

  • Energy Efficiency Ratio (EER) based on tests done in accordance to MS ISO 5151:2004 (Non-ducted air conditioners and heat pump: performance indicator and testing standard).
  • The tests can be either the Balanced Type Calorimeter or Psychometric type.
  • The tested capacity value must be at least 90% of that declared by the manufacturer.
  • The EER is calculated as shown below:
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  • The Star ratings based on the EER values are as shown below.
a) Cooling capacity < 4.5kW.
Star Rating
EER Value (Btu/h/w)
5
≥11.94
4
11.16-11.93
3
10.37-11.15
2
9.56-10.3
1
9.00-9.55
b) 4.5kW  ≤  Cooling capacity  ≤  7.1kW
Star Rating
EER Value (Btu/h/w)
5
≥10.71
4
9.83-10.70
3
8.94-9.82
2
8.03-8.93
1
7.50-8.02

Criteria for MEPS

Appliances should have at least a 2 STAR rating.
Performance testing is to be done by SIRIM or any laboratory recognised by Standard Malaysia.

2. REFRIGERATORS

Energy Efficiency Criteria for Material and Electrical Equipment to Qualify for the Minimum Energy Performance Standards Star Rating

To further promote the efficient use of energy in the country, the Minimum Energy Performance Standard (MEPS) has been introduced by the government for efficient electrical equipment and material. To meet the requirements of the MEPS, the performance criteria when tested using the relevant testing standards has to be met. The testing standards and performance criteria have been set for the following equipment.

Performance Indicator and Testing Standard

  • Star Index based on daily energy consumption obtained from tests in accordance with MS IEC 62552:2011.
  • The Star Index is calculated as follows:-
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The STAR Index values for the various star ratings are as shown below.
Star Rating
STAR Index Value
5
+25%≤ STAR Index
4
+10%≤ STAR Index <+25%
3
-10%≤ STAR Index <+10%
2
-25%≤ STAR Index <-10%
1
STAR Index <-25%
 

Criteria for MEPS

Appliances should have at least a 2 STAR rating.
Performance testing is to be done by SIRIM or any laboratory recognised by Standard Malaysia.

3. DOMESTIC ELECTRIC FANS

Performance Indicator and Testing Standard

  • Coefficient Of Performance (COP) based on tests done in accordance with MS1220:2001
  • COP calculated as follows:
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  • The Star rating, based on the COP values is as shown below.
(a) Ceiling Fans
Star Rating
  COP (m3/min/W)
5≥ 3.00
42.74 – 2.99
32.66 – 2.73
22.58 – 2.65
12.50 – 2.57
 (b) Pedestal, Wall and Table Fans
Star Rating
  COP (m3/minW)
5≥ 1.20
41.12 – 1.19
31.08 – 1.11
21.04 – 1.07
11.00 – 1.03

 

Criteria for MEPS

Appliances should have at least a 2 STAR rating.
Performance testing is to be done by SIRIM or any laboratory recognised by Standard Malaysia.

4. ELECTRICAL LAMPS

Energy Efficiency Criteria for Material and Electrical Equipment to Qualify for the Minimum Energy Performance Standards Star Rating

To further promote the efficient use of energy in the country, the Minimum Energy Performance Standard (MEPS) has been introduced by the government for efficient electrical equipment and material. To meet the requirements of the MEPS, the performance criteria when tested using the relevant testing standards has to be met. The testing standards and performance criteria have been set for the following equipment.

Performance Indicator and Testing Standard

Efficacy based on daily energy consumption obtained from tests in accordance with;
  • MS IEC 60969 (Self-ballasted lamps for general lighting services – Performance requirements) for fluorescent lamps
  • LM 79-08 (IESNA Approved Method for the electrical photometric measurement of solid state lighting products) for LED lights
  • MS IEC 62612 (P) (Self-ballasted LED-lamps for general lighting services – performance requirement)
  • Efficacy is determined as follows:-
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The Efficacy values for various types of lighting are shown below;
a) Tubular Fluorescent
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b) Other Lighting Type
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Criteria for MEPS

Appliances should have at least a 2 STAR rating.
Performance testing is to be done by SIRIM or any laboratory recognised by Standard Malaysia.

5. TELEVISIONS

Energy Efficiency Criteria for Material and Electrical Equipment to Qualify for the Minimum Energy Performance Standards Star Rating

To further promote the efficient use of energy in the country, the Minimum Energy Performance Standard (MEPS) has been introduced by the government for efficient electrical equipment and material. To meet the requirements of the MEPS, the performance criteria when tested using the relevant testing standards has to be met. The testing standards and performance criteria have been set for the following equipment.

Performance Indicator and Testing Standards

  • STAR Index based on energy consumption tests done in accordance with IEC 62087 Edition 2.0: 2008-10 for on mode power and MS IEC 62301:2006 for standby mode power.
  •  The STAR Index is calculated as shown below:
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  • The Star rating based on the STAR Index is determined as shown below:
Star Rating
STAR Index Value
5+20%≤ STAR Index
4+10%≤ STAR Index <+20%
3-10%≤ STAR Index <+10%
2-20%≤ STAR Index<-10%
1STAR Index <-20%

Criteria for MEPS

Appliances should have at least a 2 STAR rating.
Performance testing is to be done by SIRIM or any laboratory recognised by Standard Malaysia.

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