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2014-03-03
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The EU Code of Conduct (CoC) and the U.S. Department of Energy (Department of

Energy,
referred DoE) for the latest external power supply required instructions.

Following the EU voluntary energy requirements Code of Conduct (referred CoC) at 2013

-10-29
Notice for External Power Supply (External Power Supplies, referred to as EPS)

Version 5
after energy requirements, DOE (Department of Energy, referred to DoE ) also

announced
new requirements 2014-02-10 (corresponding Marking Level VI). The

following are
highlights after finishing.

EU requirements :

1.
EU energy efficiency requirements of the voluntary Code of energy requirements Conduct

    (CoC)
Notice is divided into two stages are implemented in 2014-01-01 and 2016-01-01.

2.
In accordance with past practice, voluntary energy requirements Code of Conduct (CoC)

    are mandatory EU ErP regulations corresponding predecessor, and so infer the current

    external
power supply legally required COMMISSION REGULATION (EC) No 278/2009

    will be
in 2014 modifications and 2015 and 2017 or 2016 and 2018, respectively, and

    the
energy requirements are currently imported CoC Version 5 were implemented in

    2014-01-01
and 2016-01-01.

3.
European Voluntary Code of required energy requirements Conduct (CoC) latest

    announcement
with the current version, the main differences are explained below:

    Dynamic Energy Saver mode (Active Mode) will be included in 10% of the load test

    requirements:

   
Detailed requirements are as follows Table 1.1, Table 2.1 and Table 2.2



U.S. demand (according to past experience in Canada NRCan, GEMS will also be

gradually
introduced into Australia a few years later) :

1.
DOE (Department of Energy, referred DoE) announced the latest external power supply

    (External Power Supplies, referred DoE) energy requirements.

2.
All External Power Supply on February 10, 2016 the United States imported into or

    manufactured in
the United States, need to comply with the mandatory requirements

    of
energy conservation.

3.
The current version requires the latest announcement, the magnitude of change is large,

    the main
differences are explained below

- To expand the control product categories, multiple-output external power supplies are

   also
included in the energy requirements specification object.

- To expand the control category, the output is greater than 250W external power supply

   is also
included in the energy requirements specification object.


- Compared to the EU ErP CoC Dynamic Energy Saver mode (Active Mode) will be 10%

   load
test requirements included in, DoE still maintain their previous 25%, 50%, 75%

   and 100%
as the average dynamic energy requirements.

- The external power supply into direct operational power (Direct Operation EPS) and

   indirect
operational power (Indirect operation external power supply) with a charging

   cradle
for easy segmentation external power supply. See the following figure Figure

   3.6 and Figure 3.7
illustrate.



The new requirements are primarily for direct operation mode power supply (Direct

Operation EPS)
announcement of new requirements specification, detailed below Table 3.



4. Energy efficiency requirements published in 2014 DoE standards can be obtained

    from the following Web site complete requirements.

http://www1.eere.energy.gov/buildings/appliance_standards/product.aspx?productid=23