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European Ventilation Industry Association (EVIA) and Eurovent jointly provide new guidance to market on Ecodesign and Energy labelling rules for ventilation units

08/03/2017

Brussels, 8 March 2017–The European Ventilation Industry Association (EVIA) and the Eurovent Association have come together to release the third edition of a joint comprehensive FAQ on Ecodesign and Energy labelling requirements for ventilation units. It aims to provide answers to the many questions the market still has concerning EU Regulations 1253/2014 and 1254/2014 to ensure their proper implementation.

Building on the two firstversions of the FAQ, this document is the result of an intensive work carried out by EVIA and Eurovent members based on their experience with other market participants, such as their customers (designers, installers, architects). It therefore constitutes EVIA’s and Eurovent’s contribution to a better understanding of the Regulations and to their more uniform and coherent application across different sectors and product groups across the market. It reflects the views of a vast majority of manufacturers of ventilation units as well as other market participants in Europe and the Middle East and Europe’s leading national sector associations.

This document is addressed to the industry, but also the European Commission, EU Member States, enforcement bodies and others stakeholders who need to be informed of the provisions of these Regulations (e.g. trade and consumer associations standardisation bodies, manufacturers, importers, distributors, conformity assessment bodies and trade unions).

The publication is intended solely as a Guidance Document – only the text of the Union harmonisation act itself has legal force. It is not a static document and aims to incorporate additional questions and answers over time.

To download the latest version of the EVIA/Eurovent FAQ document, please click here.

 

About EVIA

The European Ventilation Industry Association (EVIA) was established inJuly 2010 in order to represents the ventilation and fan industry both inBrussels with the EU institutions and relevant stakeholders and in the nationalcapitals with our partners. Our membership is composed if 39 member companiesand 5 national associations across Europe realising an annual turnover of over7 Billion Euros and employing more than 45,000 people in Europe.

 

About Eurovent

Europe’s Industry Association for Indoor Climate, Process Cooling, andFood Cold Chain Technologies – thinking beyond ‘HVAC&R’

Eurovent is Europe’s Industry Association for Indoor Climate, ProcessCooling, and Food Cold Chain Technologies. Its members from throughout Europe,the Middle East and Africa represent more than 1.000 companies, the majoritysmall and medium-sized manufacturers. Based on objective and verifiable data,these account for a combined annual turnover of more than 30bn Euros, employingaround 150.000 people within the association’s geographic area. This makesEurovent one of the largest cross-regional industry committees of its kind. Theorganisation’s activities are based on highly valued democratic decision-makingprinciples, ensuring a level-playing field for the entire industry independentfrom organisation sizes or membership fees. www.eurovent.eu