A label showing climate zones
The new Zoned Energy Rating Label tells you which heat pumps/air conditioners will perform best in different climate zones of New Zealand and Australia.
The label includes how much electricity the unit will use per year for heating and cooling, and how loud the unit is when running.
When the Regulations come into force (1 July 2021), new portable air conditioner stock will need to display an Energy Rating Label for the first time.
What you need to know
Retailers and installers
Retailers must display the new label correctly.
Retailers and installers need to understand the changes and the new label to explain these to customers.
Detailed information for retailers and installers [PDF, 1.1 MB]
Download the poster [PDF, 1.6 MB]
Importers and manufacturers
As well as the labelling changes, you need to be aware of upcoming regulation changes and compliance requirements.
Details on the new regulations
You need to comply with the updated regulations when they come into force on 1 July 2021.
In the meantime you must either:
- Comply with the current requirements
- Voluntarily comply with the new requirements.
The air conditioner page can provide more information about the new requirements.
Key features
Current Energy Rating Label |
New Zoned Energy Rating Label |
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Performance calculations
Energy Rating Label | Zoned Energy Rating Label |
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