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New ERP Regulation LED Strip
- Erp level available: B /C / D / E / F / G
- Various power available: 4.5W~20W
- Various LED density available: From 70LEDs/m to 240LEDs/m, and COB(Dot-free)
- Static White and Tunable White are available
- CRI80 or CRI90 are available
- Silicone extrusion waterproof process, IP54/IP65/IP67 available
- OEM and ODM are welcome
- 3/5/7 years warranty
What Is New Directive of New ErP Regulations?
ErP Regulatrions are focused on producing energy-efficient lighting solutions. The new Energy-related Products (ErP) Directive 2009/125/EC replaced the old Energy-using Products Directive (EuP) in 2009. The updated ErP Regulation includes products that indirectly affect energy use, such as insulation materials. Besides, to enhance sustainability, the European Commission has introduced updated regulations:
- EU 2019/2020 – Stricter eco-design standards for lighting products.
- EU 2019/2015 – A new energy labeling system for better consumer transparency.
These new directives aim to reduce energy waste, improve product efficiency, and promote environmentally friendly solutions across industries.
Main Differences Between New and Old Directives
- Added household appliances, furniture and other products with lights in Scope
- The calculation of energy efficiency is changed from EEI to Ponmax, which added the factor of Ra and improves the requirement of energy efficiency
- Added flicker test: SVM, Pst LM
- Added the power consumption requirements of network standby
- Added minimum energy efficiency for separate control gear at full-load
- Switching cycle, starting time and warm-up time test are deleted
- Only 10 pcs of light source and 3 pcs of Separate control gears needed
- 3600h durability test, which 3000 hours lighted on, the test time is reduced, but the requirement of luminous maintenance is improved
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LED Strips Compliant With New ErP Regulations
Erp B-Level 210~220LM/W
Erp C-Level 160~170LM/W
Erp E-Level 120~130LM/W
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Key Aspects of the ErP Regulations Include
- Product Scope: The ErP regulations cover a wide range of energy-related products, including household appliances, heating and cooling equipment, lighting products, and more.
- Minimum Energy Performance Standards (MEPS): The regulations set minimum energy efficiency standards that products must meet in order to be sold in the EU market. Products failing to meet these standards are restricted from being placed on the market.
- Energy Labels: Many products covered by the ErP regulations are required to display energy labels that provide consumers with information about the product’s energy efficiency, helping them make informed purchasing decisions.
- Eco-design Requirements: The regulations also include eco-design requirements, which address various aspects of a product’s design that can impact its energy consumption, such as standby power usage and energy-efficient features.
- Implementation: The ErP regulations are enforced by national authorities within EU member states. Manufacturers and distributors must ensure their products comply with the applicable regulations before placing them on the market.
- Ecodesign Directive: The ErP regulations are closely linked to the Ecodesign Directive (2009/125/EC), which provides the legal framework for establishing ecodesign requirements for energy-related products.
What is the Single Lighting Regulation?
The SLR defines the different light sources and control gears covered under the regulation. Under the new regulation, light sources are classified as anything that emits white light, including LED lamps and LED modules. Luminaires are also identified as containing products for light sources.
What are control gears? They are enhancements that stabilise the current and control the lighting output of a light. They also reduce any lighting flickers and promote stable energy consumption.
What is the Energy Labelling Regulation?
Energy Labels are found on all electrical energy-using products, including televisions, dishwashers, and light sources. Their purpose is to communicate energy efficiency, which allows users to save money on their household energy bills and make choices to help reduce CO2 emissions.
The new Energy Label Regulation redefines the labelling requirements for all lighting products, including labels for lighting packaging and any website or sales literature.
When will the New ErP Regulation be Implemented?
Ecodesign Requirements
1. Energy Efficiency Requirements – Declared Power Consumption of a Light Source
From Sept. 1, 2021, the declared power consumption of a light source PonP_{on}Pon shall not exceed the maximum allowed power PonmaxP_{onmax}Ponmax (in W), defined as a function of the declared useful luminous flux ΦusePhi_{use}Φuse (in lm) and the declared color rendering index CRI (-).
The standby power PsbP_{sb}Psb of a light source shall not exceed 0.5 W.
The networked standby power PnetP_{net}Pnet of a connected light source shall not exceed 0.5 W.
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Threshold efficacy (η in lm/W) and end loss factor (L in W) are constants used for computations and do not reflect the true parameters of light sources. They depend on the light source type in Table 1.
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Correction factor (C) depends on light source, and additions to C for special light source features are specified in Table 2.
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Efficacy factor (F) is:
- 1.00 for non-directional light sources (NDLS) (using total flux)
- 0.85 for directional light sources (DLS) (using flux in a cone)
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(R) > CRI factor (R) is:
- 0.65 for CRI ≤ 25;
- (CRI+80)/160 for CRI > 25 rounded to two decimals.
Energy Efficiency Requirements —
minimum energy efficiency requirements of a separate control gear
Beginning Sept. 1, 2021, the values set in Table 3 for the minimum energy efficiency requirements of a separate control gear operating at full-load shall apply.
The no-load power PnoP_{no}Pno of a separate control gear shall not exceed 0.5 W.
This applies only to separate control gear for which the manufacturer or importer has declared in the technical documentation that it has been designed for no-load mode.
The standby power PsbP_{sb}Psb of a separate control gear shall not exceed 0.5 W.
The networked standby power PnetP_{net}Pnet of a connected separate control gear shall not exceed 0.5 W.
2. Functional Requirements
| Functional requirements | Specification | Standard |
|---|---|---|
| Color rendering | CRI ≥ 80 except for HID with Φ_use > 4 klm and for light sources intended for use in outdoor applications, industrial applications, or other applications where lighting standards allow a CRI < 80, when a clear indication to this effect is shown on the light source packaging and in all relevant printed and electronic documentation. | EN 13032-4 |
| Displacement factor (DF, cos φ1) at power input P_on for LED and OLED MLS | – No limit at P_on ≤ 5 W – DF ≥ 0.5 at 5 W < P_on ≤ 10 W – DF ≥ 0.7 at 10 W < P_on ≤ 25 W – DF ≥ 0.9 at 25 W < P_on |
IEC 61000-3-2 |
| Functional requirements | Specification | Standard |
|---|---|---|
| Survival factor (for LED and OLED) | Light sources should be operational as specified in row ‘Survival factor (for LED and OLED)’ of Annex IV, Table 6, following the endurance testing given in Annex V.
At least nine light sources of the test sample (10) must be operational after completing the test in Annex V. |
EN 62771-2-1 |
| Color consistency (for LED and OLED light sources) | Variation of chromaticity coordinates within a six-step MacAdam ellipse or less. | EN 62771-2-1 EN 13032-4 |
| Flicker (for LED and OLED MLS) | PstLM≤1.0P_{st} LM leq 1.0PstLM≤1.0 at full-load. | IEC TR 61547-1 |
| Stroboscopic effect (for LED and OLED MLS) | SVM≤0.4SVM leq 0.4SVM≤0.4 at full-load
except for HID with Φ_use > 4 klm and for light sources intended for use in outdoor applications, industrial applications, or other applications where lighting standards allow a CRI < 80. |
IEC TR 63158 |
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Energy Labelling Requirements
Annex II – Energy efficiency classes and calculation method
The energy efficiency class of light sources shall be determined as set out in Table 1, on the basis of
- the total mains efficacy η_TM
which is calculated by dividing the declared useful luminous flux Φ_use (lm) by the declared on-mode power consumption P_on (W) and multiplying by the applicable factor F_TM of Table 2, as follows:
Annex III – Label for light sources
1. Label
(I) Supplier’s name or trademark
(II) Supplier’s model identifier
(III) Scale of energy efficiency classes from A to G
(IV) The energy consumption, expressed in kWh of electricity consumption per 1,000 hours, of the light source in on-mode
(V) QR-code
(VI) The energy efficiency class in accordance with Annex II
(VII) The number of this Regulation that is “2019/2015”
2. Label design
- Dimensions
- Color
- Font
Energy Efficiency Classes And Calculation Method
Annex II – Energy efficiency classes and calculation method
Table 1 – Energy efficiency classes of light sources
| Energy efficiency class | Total mains efficacy η_TM (lm/W) |
|---|---|
| A | 210 ≤ η_TM |
| B | 185 ≤ η_TM < 210 |
| C | 160 ≤ η_TM < 185 |
| D | 135 ≤ η_TM < 160 |
| E | 110 ≤ η_TM < 135 |
| F | 85 ≤ η_TM < 110 |
| G | η_TM < 85 |
Table 2 – Factors F_TM by light source type
| Light source type | Factor F_TM |
|---|---|
| Non-directional (NDLS) operating on mains (MLS) | 1.000 |
| Non-directional (NDLS) not operating on mains (NMLS) | 0.926 |
| Directional (DLS) operating on mains (MLS) | 1.176 |
| Directional (DLS) not operating on mains (NMLS) | 1.089 |
EPREL: What Lighting Businesses Need To Know?
| Requirement | Details |
|---|---|
| Effective Date for New Energy Labels | New energy labels cannot be used or publicized before September 1, 2021. |
| Registration in EPREL Database | All applicable products must be registered in the EPREL database if intended for the EU marketplace. |
| New Energy Rating Label | All applicable products must have a new energy rating label suitable for both EU and UK markets. |
| Compliance with Efficiency Regulations | Energy Related Products (ERP) must comply with their respective efficiency regulations (SLR for lighting). |
| SLR Compliance | Starting from September 1, 2021, only SLR compliant lighting products can be placed on the market. |
| Completeness of EPREL Data | Product data in EPREL database must be complete for the item to be published and considered saleable. |
| Non-Compliance and Market Surveillance | Products with incomplete EPREL registrations will be deemed non-compliant by market surveillance. |
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Product Testing
Controlling the quality of LED strips is crucial to ensure their performance, longevity, and safety. Proper quality control measures help to maintain consistent standards and deliver reliable products to customers.
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FAQ
How is the ERP Regulation LED Strip different from standard LED strips?
ERP Regulation LED strips are designed following the European Union’s Energy-related Products (ErP) regulations. These strips are more energy efficient than the standard LED strip lights. Moreover these ERP compliant are also more expensive than standard ones.
Are ERP Regulation LED strips dimmable?
ERP Regulation is an energy efficiency standard for lights. It doesn’t decide whether an LED strip is dimmable or not. If the ERP Regulation LED Strip is designed for dimming and is connected to a compatible dimmable power supply or controller, you can surely dim it.
Is the ERP Regulation LED Strip suitable for commercial and industrial use?
In commercial and industrial applications lights are turned on for long hours, sometimes all day long. So using ERP Regulation LED Strip in this case plays a crucial role in minimizing power consumption as they are highly energy efficient. moreover, these strips also save you electricity bills.
Can I replace my existing LED strips with ERP-compliant ones?
Yes, you can replace existing LED strips with new ErP-compliant ones. However, make sure the new LED strip is compatible with the existing driver and doesn’t cause voltage drop issues.
How can you understand your light’s energy level?
First of all, you have to understand the below concepts:
1. Non-directional mains light source (NDLS, MLS)
2. Non-directional non-mains light source (NDLS, NMLS)
3. Directional mains light source (DLS, MLS)
4. Directional non-mains light source (DLS, NMLS)
To make it simple, MLS means directly goes for 230V electricity, and NMLS needs a transformer to transform to 230V.
(DLS) means a light source having at least 80 % of total luminous flux within a solid angle of π sr(corresponding to a cone with an angle of 120%); otherwise, it’s NDLS.
So, how can we define the DC voltage led strip correct efficiency class level?
No doubt this is NMLS, cos it needs a transformer.
And it’s NDLS because the total luminous flux within a solid angle of π cannot reach 80% luminous flux.
Now you can see it’s NDLS and NMLS, and it’s in the 2nd line. Factor Ftm shall be 0.926.
E.g., if your light output luminous flux is 100lm/W, you need to put an additional coefficient that’s 0.926, 100*0.926=92.6lm/w.