With the growing emphasis on energy efficiency and compliance in global markets and government procurement, obtaining the Energy Star label or credible third-party testing reports can significantly enhance a product’s market competitiveness and bid success rate. JHEt provides comprehensive Energy Star certification support, offering TAF / ILAC-MRA internationally recognized test reports to help clients meet both international energy efficiency standards and domestic acceptance requirements. Energy Star, managed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), is a voluntary energy-saving program for consumer electronics, covering home appliances, lighting, IT, and office equipment. It serves as a key qualification for entering the North American market and major global e-commerce platforms. JHEt assists manufacturers in completing energy efficiency testing, technical specification reviews, and documentation preparation, accelerating certification and enhancing product green competitiveness in global markets.

Certification Services

Service Scope

Determine whether products fall within the Energy Star certification category, and conduct preliminary technical compliance assessments according to the latest product specifications and version standards.
Assist in conducting energy efficiency pre-testing and advisory testing in accordance with CEC and DOE requirements.
Support manufacturers in compiling third-party test reports and preparing complete submission documents required by certification bodies, as well as handling registration and data upload procedures.
Collaborate with EPA-recognized laboratories to provide technical consultation and product design recommendations prior to testing, effectively accelerating certification and improving the first-pass success rate.

Applicable Standards

IESNA LM-79、LM-80、TM-21、Flicker、ANSI C78.377、IEC 62301
CEC Title 20/Title 24
DOE, CEC, Energy Star Certification

Reference Cases

LED Commercial Lighting Fixtures: Successfully passed U.S. Energy Star certification, meeting high energy efficiency and quality requirements. The products were successfully listed in major U.S. building material retail chains, significantly enhancing brand visibility and market share in the international arena.
LCD Television: Completed energy efficiency testing under California Energy Commission (CEC) Title 20, and registered in the Appliance Efficiency Database (MAEDbS), fulfilling CEC sales requirements and successfully entering the California market.
Personal Computer (PC): Measured sleep, standby, and off-mode power consumption according to IEC 62301, IEC 60107-1, and IEC 62623 test methods. The product was registered in the DOE CCMS system, obtaining energy efficiency compliance and meeting U.S. regulatory requirements for market access.