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APP CFL Performance and Mercury Testing Australian Results v0.3
Download Test Results: APP CFL Performance and Mercury Testing Australian Results v0.3 Test Results: APP CFL Performance and Mercury Testing Australian Results v0.3
2008-aceee-lamp-phaseout-investigations-dataset3_0 XLS 769.5kbThis presentation, Product Profile: Compact Fluorescent Lamps, was delivered in April 2005 by Steven Beletich of Mark Ellis and Associates.
2005s3a-beletich2_0 PDF 179.95kbMinimum Energy Performance Standards Profile: Compact Fluorescent Lamps 2005
This report, Minimum Energy Performance Standards Profile: Compact Fluorescent Lamps 2005, examines whether Australian Governments should proceed with the use of MEPS and/or an endorsement label for compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs) in the Australian market, and if so, what criteria this label should be based upon.
MEPS_Profile_-_Compact_Fluorescent_Lamps_2005 PDF 877.1kbEnergy Labelling and MEPS program Regulatory Ruling
This Energy Labelling and MEPS program Regulatory Ruling covers linear fluorescent lamps for flame proof luminaries, and was issued on 8/09/2004.
reg-ruling-1a-lamps_0 PDF 99.1kb