ENERGY STAR� - Consumer Electronics
Many consumer electronic products continue to use electricity even when switched off, as some power is needed to accept commands from the remote control and maintain items in memory, such as the time, date, pre-set recording events and other user-selected options. ENERGY STAR ® qualified televisions, VCRs, TV/VCR combinations and DVD or audio products will consume up to 75 percent less electricity than conventional products when they are turned off. This could add up to significant savings in electricity and greenhouse gas emissions if everyone bought an ENERGY STAR labelled consumer electronic product.
We are currently sharing lists of ENERGY STAR qualified consumer electronics with ENERGY STAR in the United States. When you click on any of the products below, you will be taken to a product list on the U.S. ENERGY STAR web site. Many of the products listed are available in Canada. To return to Canada's ENERGY STAR web site, simply click on the "Back" button on your web browser.
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Electronic Equipment |
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ENERGY STAR Qualifying Product |
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Conventional Product |
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Televisions |
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Consumes 3 watts or less when turned off |
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Consumes up to 12 watts when turned off |
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VCRs |
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Consumes 4 watts or less when turned off |
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Consumes up to 13 watts when turned off |
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TV/VCR Combinations |
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Consumes 6 watts or less when turned off |
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Consumes up to 20 watts when turned off |
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DVD Products |
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Consumes 3 watts or less when turned off |
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Consumes up to 10 watts when turned off |
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Audio Products * |
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Consumes 2 watts or less when turned off |
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Consumes up to 7 watts when turned off |
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*cassette decks, CD players/changers, clock radios, equalizers, laser disc players, mini and midi systems, mini disc players, powered speakers, rack systems, stereo amplifiers/preamplifiers and preamplifiers, stereo receivers, table radios and tuners. |