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BNS 5: Part 8: 2013 Labelling – Energy labelling of household appliances and products - Requirements Barbados
Televisions, DVD|Blu-Ray Players, Ovens+13 More
 Mandatory Comparative Label Entered into force, New Electricity
Energy Saving Labeling Program - Air Conditioners Japan Room ACs - Stationary ACs Voluntary Comparative Label Entered into force, Revised Electricity
Energy-Saving Labeling Program - Computers Japan Computers Voluntary Comparative Label Entered into force, Revised Electricity
Energy-Saving Labeling Program - Gas cooking appliances Japan Cooktops or Hobs Voluntary Comparative Label Entered into force, Revised Gas
Energy-Saving Labeling Program - Gas cooking appliances Japan Ovens Voluntary Comparative Label Entered into force, Revised Gas
Energy-Saving Labeling Program - Magnetic disk units Japan Hard-Drives Voluntary Comparative Label Entered into force, Revised Electricity
Energy-Saving Labeling Program - Rice Cookers Japan Rice Cookers Voluntary Comparative Label Entered into force, Revised Electricity
Energy-Saving Labeling Program - Routers Japan Networking Equipment Voluntary Comparative Label Entered into force, Revised Electricity
Energy-Saving Labeling Program - Space heaters Japan Boilers and Furnaces Voluntary Comparative Label Entered into force, New Gas, Oil
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