Product Certification Service Organization

1. Introduction to Certification

Department of Energy is the full name of the US Department of Energy, referred to as "DOE". DOE certification is an energy efficiency certification issued by DOE in accordance with relevant electrical and electronic regulations in the United States. The main purpose is to improve product efficiency, reduce energy consumption, save energy, and reduce the greenhouse effect. DOE certification currently covers more than 60 different products. Those who need to register on the DOE energy efficiency official website in the name of a factory/trader can find it on the website. It is recommended to register with a foreign customer name.

2. Certification mark

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3. Product range

1.Battery Chargers

2.Boilers

3.Ceiling Fans

4.Central Air Conditioners and Heat Pumps

5.Clothes Dryers

6.Cloths Washers

7.Computer and Battery Backup Systems

8.External Power Supplies

9.Dehumidifiers

10.Direct heating Equipment

11.Dishwashers

12.Furnace Fans

13.Furnaces

14.Hearth Products

15.Kitchen Ranges and Ovens

16.Microwave Ovens

17.Miscellaneous Refrigeration

18.Pool Heaters

19.Portable Air Conditioners

20.Refrigerators and Freezers

21.Room Air Conditioners

22.Set-Top Boxes

23.Televisions

24.Water Heaters

4. Certification Standards

5. Required information

1. Sample

2. Product technical documents

3. Product nameplate

4. Certification application form, etc.

6. DOE certification process

1. Provide sample testing (at least 2 samples);

2. Laboratory tests;

3. Issue a report after passing the test;

4. Laboratory arrangements for registration (need to provide US importer or US manufacturer information).

7. Certification cycle and validity period

The DOE certification period is 3-4 weeks (calculated from the submission of data, excluding test time)

8. Factory inspection

DOE certification does not require factory inspection