Know Your Star Label & Make A Right Choice

Know your Star Label &Make a Right ChoiceSession 2National Retailer Training ProgrammeBureau of Energy Efficiency1

What Star Label Says? More stars more savings Efficiency parameters Brand & Model details Technical Parameters Applicable dates of standard Manufacturing yearBureau of Energy Efficiency2

Star Label DescriptionMore StarsMore SavingsEfficiencyParameterWhen comparingsimilar sized productslook for more starsand save moneyLower ElectricityConsumption meanshigher savings.Sometimesefficiency is written(eg. AC), wherehigher is betterBureau of Energy Efficiency3

Star Label DescriptionLabel PeriodBrand & ModelLabel Period isperiod for whichstandard isapplicable. Standardare revised with time.Type of ApplianceBrandModelYear ofmanufacturingFrost Free Refrigerator2012Star 52016Star 3Bureau of Energy Efficiency4

Star Label Description Technical DetailsAir Conditioners (All)Refrigerators (All)Distribution TransformerGeysersWashing MachineInverterLED LampsDG SetTechnical parameterswith respect to theappliance typeApplicable standard& test conditions forthe appliance typeUnique CodeApplicableConditionsBureau of Energy Efficiency5

Other Type of LabelsMore StarsMore SavingsWhen comparingsimilar sizedproducts look formore stars andsave money Colour TelevisionLPG StoveUnique CodeApplicable standard& test conditions forthe appliance typeStar rating planTFLBureau of Energy EfficiencyApplicableConditions6

Other Type of Labels Agriculture Pump (All)DG Monoset PumpsUnique CodeMore StarsMore SavingsWhen comparingsimilar sizedproducts look formore stars andsave moneyTechnical DetailsTechnical parameterswith respect to theappliance typeApplicableConditionsApplicable standard& test conditions forthe appliance typeBureau of Energy Efficiency7

Other Type of Labels Ceiling FanInduction MotorsTechnical DetailsTechnical parameterswith respect to theappliance typeUnique CodeMore StarsMore SavingsWhen comparingsimilar sizedproducts look formore stars andsave moneyApplicableConditionsBureau of Energy EfficiencyApplicable standard& test conditions forthe appliance type8

Other Type of Labels Computers/LaptopsOffice EquipmentBureau of Energy Efficiency9

How to Check AuthenticitySTEP 1 Go to BEE officialwebsite & Click onSearch and Comparewww.beestarlabel.com Click on theequipment ofyour interestSTEP 3STEP 2 Check thespecification of theequipmentBureau of Energy Efficiency10

How to Check Authenticity Or Mobile App*Search “bee star label”Bureau of Energy Efficiency*Details in Session 311

1. Frost Free RefrigeratorMandatory ApplianceStandard: IS 15750:2006Section 14(b): S.O.182 dated12.01.2009Section 14 (a): S.O. 183 dated12.01.2009Regulation: No.2 /11(5)/03BEE dated 07.07.2009Star Labeling ParameterAnnual Energy ConsumptionLower is BetterBureau of Energy Efficiency12

1. Frost Free RefrigeratorStar Label ar 1Star 1Star 1Star 1Star 2Star 2Star 2Star 2Star 3Star 3Star 3Star 3Star 4Star 4Star 4Star 4Star 5Star 5Star 5Star 5Bureau of Energy Efficiency13

1. Frost Free RefrigeratorStarRatingBandCEC CriteriaStorageVolumeStar 1EnergyConsumptionStar 4118430041817112371 Star(0.286*Vadj tot nf 249) CEC (0.357*Vadj tot nf 311)2 Star(0.228*Vadj tot nf 199) CEC (0.286*Vadj tot nf 249)3 Star(0.183*Vadj tot nf 159) CEC (0.228*Vadj tot nf 199)4 Star(0.146*Vadj tot nf 127) CEC (0.183*Vadj tot nf 159)35043617812895 StarCEC (0.146*Vadj tot nf 127)40045418513424504721931395Total Adjusted Storage Volume for no frost(Vadj tot nf) fresh food storage volume 1.62*freezer storagevolumeBureau of Energy EfficiencyAssuming Rs 5 per kWh.Refrigerator under standardconditions14

2. Direct Cool RefrigeratorMandatory ApplianceStandard: IS 1476 (Part 1):2000Section 14(a): S.O.1899 dated26.05.2016Section 14 (b): S.O. 1898 dated26.05.2016Regulation:BEE/S&L/Ref/70/2016-17 dated07.07.2009Lower is BetterStar Labeling ParameterAnnual Energy ConsumptionBureau of Energy Efficiency15

2. Direct Cool RefrigeratorStar Label Up-gradation2015-20162017-2018Star 1Star 1Star 2Star 2Star 3Star 3Star 4Star 4Star 5Star 5Bureau of Energy Efficiency16

2. Direct Cool RefrigeratorStarRatingBandMinimum CEC1 Star0.264* Vadj tot dc 221 CEC 0.33*Vadj tot dc 2772 Star0.211* Vadj tot dc 177 CEC 0.264*Vadj tot dc 2213 Star0.169* Vadj tot dc 141 CEC 0.211*Vadj tot dc 1774 Star0.135* Vadj tot dc 113 CEC 0.169* Vadj tot dc 1415 StarCEC 0.135*Vadj tot dc 113Total Adjusted Storage Volume for no frost(Vadj tot dc) fresh food storage volume 1.31*freezer storagevolumeBureau of Energy EfficiencyStorageVolumeStar 1EnergyConsumptionStar 1541122Assuming Rs 5 per kWh.Refrigerator under standardconditions17

Energy Saving Tips for Refrigerator Allow the hot food to cool first, then put in the fridge. Do not overfill your refrigerator : Excessive loading of refrigerator,create trouble in the circulation of cold air inside. Set the refrigerator temperature as per need : Refrigerator set tolower than needed will increase your energy consumption by - 20 to25 %. Don’t open refrigerator door unnecessarily : Frequently openingof refrigerator door will increase energy consumption by 7%. Clean it regularly : By cleaning up the condenser coil, you canreduce energy consumption by approx. 5%. To get extra saving go for star labelled refrigerator: Old inefficientrefrigerators consumes as much as 40% more energy than a five starrated refrigerator.Bureau of Energy Efficiency18

3. Room Air ConditionerMandatory ApplianceSplit ACStandard: IS 1391:1992Section 14(b): S.O.180(E)dated 12.01.2009Section 14 (a): S.O. 181 (E)dated 12.01.2009Window ACRegulation: No.2 /11(5)/03BEE dated 06.07.2009Star Labeling ParameterEnergy Efficiency RatioHigher is BetterBureau of Energy Efficiency19

3. Room Air ConditionerStar Label Up-gradation for Split r 1Star 1Star 1Star 1Star 1Star 2Star 2Star 2Star 2Star 2Star 3Star 3Star 3Star 3Star 3Star 4Star 4Star 4Star 4Star 4Star 5Star 5Star 5Star 5Star 5Star Level2016-17Min EERMax EERStar 12.702.89Star 22.902.99Star 33.103.29Star 43.303.49of EnergyEfficiencyStarBureau53.50-20

3. Room Air ConditionerStar Label Up-gradation for Window AC2006-20132014-20152016-2017Star 1Star 1Star 1Star LevelStar 2Star 2Star 2Star 3Star 3Star 3Star 4Star 4Star 5Star 52016-17Min EERMax EERStar 12.502.69Star 22.702.89Star 32.903.09Star 4Star 43.103.29Star 5Star 53.30-Bureau of Energy Efficiency21

Energy & Cost Saving for 1.5 Ton SplitAir Conditioner at Different Star r(Watts)UnitsConsumption/DayPer Unit ElectricityChargeCost/Month(approx.)CostSavingper 053.55200148612414403000Note: Assuming 8 hours operation per day for five months in yearBureau of Energy Efficiency22

4. Cassette Type Air Conditioner Included in the same category in Jan 2016 as of Split Air ConditionersMandatory ApplianceStandard: IS 1391:1992Section 14(b): S.O.180(E)dated 12.01.2009Section 14 (a): S.0.3543(E)dated 30.12.2015Regulation: No.2 /11(5)/03BEE dated 06.07.2009Star Labeling ParameterEnergy Efficiency RatioBureau of Energy Efficiency23

5. Inverter Type Air ConditionerStar LevelMinISEERMaxISEERStar 13.103.29Star 23.303.49Star 33.503.99Star 44.004.49Star 54.50-Voluntary ApplianceStandard: IS 1391:1992ISO 16358-1: 2013Star Labeling ParameterIndian Seasonal EnergyEfficiency Ratio (ISEER)Bureau of Energy Efficiency24

5. Inverter Type Air Conditioner How to compare Inverter Split with Normal fixed speed split AC EER value is equivalent to ISEER Annual Energy Consumption with ISEER methodology is available onwww.beestarlabel.com/Bureau of Energy Efficiency25

Energy Saving Tips for AC Set the room temperature between 25 C to 27 C. When a hot day is expected, turn on the air conditioner early ratherthan wait until the building becomes hot. Adjust air conditioner louvres towards the ceiling (as cool air falls). Have your unit serviced regularly, and keep filters clean. Install your air conditioner on the shady side of the building and makesure the air flow around it isn’t obstructed. Always prefer a higher star rated air conditioner than a lower ratedone. Although higher rated air conditioners are a bit more costly thanlower rated ones, but the energy conservation that they provide willact as a profitable investment in the long run.Bureau of Energy Efficiency26

6. Colour TelevisionStandard: IEC 62301, IEC 62087Mandatory ApplianceSection 14(a): S.O.1897(E) dated26.05.2016Section 14 (b): S.O. 1896(E) 7dated 26.05.2016Lower is BetterStar Labeling ParameterAnnual Energy ConsumptionBureau of Energy Efficiency27

6. Colour Television2016-17LEDTV2016-17Bureau of Energy Efficiency28

Energy and Cost Saving of Colour TelevisionScreen Size(inches)Base StarAEC(kWh/year)5 Star Rs./year) @5 Rs. per unit(kWh)37 (LED)115744120537(LCD &Plasma TV2291478241032(CRT)289185104520Bureau of Energy Efficiency29

Energy Saving Tips for TV Replace your CRT & LCD TV with LED TV and save energy:Screen CRT TV LCD TV LED TVSizeAEC (1 AEC (1 AEC (5(inches) Star)Star)Star)Saving Saving Saving SavingAgainst Against Against AgainstCRT TV LCD TV CRT TV LCD TV32233289172561161165580 Turn the TV off from power plug when not in use. Turn the brightness down and use the power saving mode if available. Think about the size of screen – larger screens can consume moreelectricity than smaller screens.Bureau of Energy Efficiency30

7. Distribution TransformerMandatory ApplianceStandard: IS 1180, IS 2026and IS2500Section 14(a): S.O.4062 (E)dated 16.12.2016Section 14 (b): S.O. 184(E)dated 12.01.2009Regulation: No.2 /11(5)/03BEE dated 05.01.2010Lesser is BetterStar Labeling ParameterLoad LossBureau of Energy Efficiency31

7. Distribution TransformerTable 1 (Valid up to 30th June, 2017)RatingkVA1 Star2 Star3 Star4 Star5 StarMax.lossesat 50%(watts)Max.lossesat100%(watts)Max.lossesat 50%(watts)Max.lossesat100%(watts)Max.lossesat 50%(watts)Max.lossesat100%(watts)Max.lossesat 50%(watts)Max.lossesat100%(watts)Max.lossesat 0Bureau of Energy Efficiency32

Energy & Cost Saving for DTRating(KVA)Base Lossat 50%Loss for 5Star at 50%EnergySaving(kWh/year)Cost Saving(Rs./year) (Rs.5/unit)252901751007 50001007004352321 1160020011306704029 20150Bureau of Energy Efficiency33

Table 2 (Effective from 1st July, 2017 onwards)up to 200 kVA ratingStandard Losses in watts up to 11 KV ClassStar 1Rating(kVA)Star 2Star 3Star 4Star 550 Percent.Load100 Percent.Load50 Percent.Load100 Percent.Load50 Percent.Load100 Percent.Load50 Percent.Load100 Percent.Load50 Percent. 06702100603191154317394881582Bureau of Energy Efficiency34

Table 3 (Effective from 1st July, 2017 onwards)for rating 200kVAStandard losses in watts up to 11 KV Class (For ratings above 200 kVA)Rating(kVA)PerCent.ImpedanceStar 150 PerCent.Load100 PerCent.LoadStar 250 PerCent.Load100 PerCent.LoadStar 350 PerCent.Load100 PerCent.LoadStar 450 PerCent.Load100 PerCent.LoadStar 550 PerCent.Load100 500566016554543015659520914813”;Bureau of Energy Efficiency35

8. Electric Water Heater (Geyser)Mandatory ApplianceStandard: IS 2082Section 14(a): S.O. 2902(E)Dated 7.9.2016Section 14 (b): S.O. 2901(E)dated 7.9.2016Regulation: No.BEE/S&L/Waterheater/3/2015-16Lesser is BetterStar Labeling ParameterStanding LossBureau of Energy Efficiency36

8. Electric Water Heater (Geyser)validity (30th June, 2017)Bureau of Energy Efficiency37

Energy Saving CalculationOperation per year 2.5 hr./day for 100 daysCapacity(KVA)Basestandinglosses(kWh/hr)5 st Saving(Rs. 5 0.962112560Bureau of Energy Efficiency38

9. Tubular Fluorescent LightStandard: IS 2418:1997Mandatory ApplianceSection 14(a): S.O.179(E)dated 16.01.2009Section 14 (b): S.O. 178(E)dated 16.01.2009Regulation: No.2 /11(5)/03BEE dated 05.01.2010Higher is BetterBureau of Energy EfficiencyStar Labeling ParameterLumens per Watt39