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Appliances—EnerGuide

The mandatory EnerGuide label

The energy consumption of a major appliance is measured in kilowatt hours (kWh) per year: the lower the number, the more efficient the model.

An appliance’s mandatory EnerGuide label shows the model type and its annual energy consumption in kWh. It also uses a pointer to show where that value falls on a scale of energy efficiency for similar models. Use this value and scale to compare appliances.

The EnerGuide label may incorporate the ENERGY STAR® symbol for certified models.

The EnerGuide label is not mandatory for gas ranges.

EnerGuide label for a refrigerator

EnerGuide label for a refrigerator

There are four items displayed on the label

  1. Annual energy consumption of the model in kilowatt hours ( kWh)
  2. Energy consumption indicator, which positions the model compared with the most efficient and least efficient models in the same class
  3. Type and capacity of models that make up this class
  4. The model number
EnerGuide label for a refrigerator that is ENERGY STAR qualified

EnerGuide label for a refrigerator with an ENERGY STAR® certification

There are five main items displayed on the label

  1. Annual energy consumption of the model in kilowatt hours ( kWh)
  2. Energy consumption indicator, which positions the model compared with the most efficient and least efficient models in the same class
  3. Type and capacity of models that make up this class
  4. The model number
  5. The ENERGY STAR symbol
EnerGuide label for a freezer

EnerGuide label for a freezer

There are four items displayed on the label

  1. Annual energy consumption of the model in kilowatt hours ( kWh)
  2. Energy consumption indicator, which positions the model compared with the most efficient and least efficient models in the same class
  3. Type and capacity of models that make up this class
  4. The model number
EnerGuide label for a clothes dryer

EnerGuide label for a clothes dryer

There are four items displayed on the label

  1. Annual energy consumption of the model in kilowatt hours ( kWh)
  2. Energy consumption indicator, which positions the model compared with the most efficient and least efficient models in the same class
  3. Type and capacity of models that make up this class
  4. The model number
EnerGuide label for a clothes washer

EnerGuide label for a clothes washer

There are four items displayed on the label

  1. Annual energy consumption of the model in kilowatt hours ( kWh)
  2. Energy consumption indicator, which positions the model compared with the most efficient and least efficient models in the same class
  3. Type and capacity of models that make up this class
  4. The model number
EnerGuide label for a combination washer-dryer

EnerGuide label for a combination washer-dryer

There are four items displayed on the label

  1. Annual energy consumption of the model in kilowatt hours ( kWh)
  2. Energy consumption indicator, which positions the model compared with the most efficient and least efficient models in the same class
  3. Type and capacity of models that make up this class
  4. The model number
EnerGuide label for a dishwasher

EnerGuide label for a dishwasher

There are four items displayed on the label

  1. Annual energy consumption of the model in kilowatt hours ( kWh)
  2. Energy consumption indicator, which positions the model compared with the most efficient and least efficient models in the same class
  3. Type and capacity of models that make up this class
  4. The model number
EnerGuide label for an electric range

EnerGuide label for an electric range

There are four items displayed on the label

  1. Annual energy consumption of the model in kilowatt hours ( kWh)
  2. Energy consumption indicator, which positions the model compared with the most efficient and least efficient models in the same class
  3. Type and capacity of models that make up this class
  4. The model number
EnerGuide label for a cooktops or a oven

EnerGuide label for a cooktop or an oven

There are four items displayed on the label

  1. Annual energy consumption of the model in kilowatt hours ( kWh)
  2. Energy consumption indicator, which positions the model compared with the most efficient and least efficient models in the same class
  3. Type and capacity of models that make up this class
  4. The model number
 

The ENERGY STAR name and symbol are trademarks registered in Canada by the United States Environmental Protection Agency and are administered and promoted by Natural Resources Canada.

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