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TR EAEU 048/2019 establishes energy efficiency requirements for energy-using equipment to ensure energy conservation and resource efficiency within the EAEU. This regulation defines unified energy efficiency criteria for relevant products. We provide one-stop EAC certification services for manufacturers exporting to the Eurasian market.

Adopted: August 8, 2019

Effective Date: September 1, 2021

Product Scope of TR EAEU 048/2019

· Refrigerators

· Induction motors

· Televisions

· Household and office electrical equipment in standby and off mode

· Household washing machines

· Household dishwashers

· Set-top boxes

· Electric lamps

· External power supplies

· Circulation pumps

· Electric fans

· Fluorescent lamps without integrated ballasts, high-pressure discharge lamps, ballasts and related lamp equipment

· Directional lamps, LED lamps and associated devices

· Tumble dryers

· Vacuum cleaners

· Computers and servers

· Water pumps

· Air conditioners and indoor fan units

Conformity Assessment Procedures for TR EAEU 048 Certification

Energy-consuming equipment shall be permitted for sale on the EAEU market only after complying with this regulation and other relevant technical regulations:

- TR CU 004/2011 Safety of Low-Voltage Equipment

- TR CU 020/2011 Electromagnetic Compatibility

- TR EAEU 037/2016 Restriction of Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment. Compliance assessment shall be conducted in the form of EAC certification or EAC declaration. An EAC certificate may replace the declaration upon the manufacturer’s request.

Available Certification & Declaration Schemes

EAC Certificate: Scheme 1c & 3c for batch supply; Scheme 4c for single delivery.

EAC Declaration: Scheme 1d, 3d, 6d for batch supply; Scheme 2d & 4d for batch or single delivery.

Conformity verification shall be implemented only by authorized certification bodies registered in the EAEU unified registry. Product tests must be completed in accredited laboratories.

Declarations under Scheme 1d and 2d are issued based on the manufacturer’s own test evidence.

Declarations under Scheme 3d, 4d and 6d require both manufacturer’s documents and official laboratory test reports.