Apple adds energy efficiency tags to iPhones in Europe, conservative assessment voluntarily downgrades to B

Passionategeekz On June 21, Apple has been in EU countries in order to comply with the “Energy Labeling and Ecological Design Regulations” that came into effect in the EU region on June 20. iPhone and iPad The page has added an energy efficiency EPREL tag and promises to attach a printed version tag when selling equipment in the future.

Passionategeekz reported in April this year that the EPREL tag covers seven major indicators, including energy efficiency rating (A to G), battery single cycle durability, repeated drop reliability, battery cycle durability, maintenance rating and dust and waterproof rating (IP Rating).

In a 44-page document, Apple pointed out that some of the European Commission’s testing methods are “ambiguity”, so Apple chose to evaluate conservatively before standardizing the test.Voluntarily lower the energy efficiency levels of some models.

Apple said its current iPhone models meet the highest A-grade standards, but the company has lowered the ratings of these models to B-grade for caution to reduce the possibility that third-party testing agencies will get lower ratings due to different interpretations.

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