Greenhouse and Energy Minimum Standards (Air Conditioners up to 65kW) Determination 2019
28When energy labels are required or permitted
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28 When energy labels are required or permitted
Products covered by this section
(1) This section covers a product:
(a) that is in any of product classes 1 to 12; and
(b) that has a rated standard cooling full capacity or, for a heating‑only product, a rated standard heating full capacity, of 30kW.
(2) However, this section does not cover such a product if test simulation software was used in place of any physical test.
When energy rating labels are required
(3) An energy rating label must be communicated in connection with the retail supply, or offer of retail supply, of a product that:
(a) is covered by this section; and
(b) is:
(i) single‑phase; and
(ii) non‑ducted; and
(iii) supplied, or offered for supply, at a GEMS retail premises; and
(c) is not a single‑split system that has a ceiling cassette as the indoor unit.
Note: See section 29.
When energy rating labels are permitted
(4) An energy rating label may, but need not, be communicated in connection with the retail supply, or offer of retail supply, of any other product that is covered by this section.
Note: See section 29.
When energy rating icons are permitted
(5) An energy rating icon may, but need not, be used in an online or print advertisement for a product covered by this section.