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Blaue Engel / Blue Angel
| Countries: | Germany |
| Type: | Voluntary Label |
| Links: | Blue Angel Home Page |
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A labeling scheme operated by a consortium of German governmental and non-governmental agencies. Covers hundreds of products with office equipment and consumer electronics energy efficiency criteria similar to Energy Star and GEEA. Requires standby power consumption to be listed in product’s manual. Currently there are approximately 3800 certified Blue Angel products and services in Germany and abroad.
| PRODUCT | MAX STANDBY |
|---|---|
| Desktop Computers | 5 W / "Off" mode: 2 W |
| CRT Monitors | 5 W / "Off" mode: 1 W |
| Printer | 15 W / 30 W / 45 W * "Off" mode 1 W |
| Fax | 7 W - 15 W |
| Copier | 5 W / 10 W / 15 W* "Off" mode 2 W / 5 W* |
| Televisions | 4 W + required hard off switch |
| Washing Machines | 1 W / "Off" mode 0.5 W |
| Dishwasher | 5 W / "Off" mode 1 W |
| Dryer | 5 W / "Off" mode 1 W |
Heating Systems | 8 W |
Source: GEEA, 2004. Please check source for latest information.
* Depends on print or copy rate.