What is EPREL? EU Energy Label Product Database Registration.

There is a critical step that companies marketing products bearing the EU energy label are overlooking: EPREL record. This article explains what EPREL is and why it is mandatory.

What is EPREL?

EPREL (European Product Registry for Energy Labelling), EU Energy Labelling Regulation ((EU) 2017/1369created within the scope of ) European Energy Label Product DatabaseModels of products that are required to carry an energy label must be registered in this database before being placed on the EU market.

Who is required to register with EPREL?

Companies that supply products requiring energy labels (e.g. refrigerators, washing machines, dishwashers, televisions, lighting products) to the EU market. suppliers/manufacturers, Manufacturers are obligated to register each model with EPREL. Products cannot be placed on the EU market without registration.

How does EPREL work?

• The supplier uploads the model's energy label and product data sheet to EPREL.
• The database public section It allows consumers to compare products.
• New energy labels QR code, It is directly linked to the product's EPREL registration.
• Market surveillance authorities check compliance through this database.

To assess the compliance of your product labels with energy label, EPREL and other EU requirements:

Related topics: PPWR Packaging Regulations, Digital Product Passport (DPP).

Frequently Asked Questions

Is EPREL registration mandatory?

Yes. Products requiring an energy label must be registered in the EPREL database by the relevant supplier before being placed on the EU market.

Which products does EPREL cover?

Products that must carry an energy label include, for example, refrigerators, washing machines and dishwashers, televisions and lighting products.

What is the purpose of the QR code on the energy label?

The QR code on the new EU energy labels links to the product's registration in the EPREL database, allowing consumers to access verified product information.