Appliances
Energy Efficient Appliances
There can be major differences in energy efficiency between different appliance models. Small reductions in the amount of energy consumed by an appliance on a daily basis can add up to significant reductions in electricity bills over the lifetime of a product. Energy efficient appliances use less energy and therefore produce less carbon emissions. The way in which you use appliances can also make a big difference. Have a look at our appliance usage tips.
By choosing energy efficient products, you will promote those companies who produce these items and help expand the market for greener appliances. Energy Ratings labelling has been in Ireland since 1995, as required by EU legislation. Appliances are rated from A-G with A being the most energy efficient and G, the least. An A rated appliance uses about 55% less electricity than a similar D rated appliance. Energy ratings are found on the household appliances below.
The SEAI website gives more information on labelling for each of the following appliances:
- Washing machines
- Dish washers
- Tumble Dryer
- Washer-dryers
- Fridges
- Freezers
- Ovens
- Air conditioning
- Lighting
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