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Below is a list of products not covered by the Energy-Efficient Equipment Standards for State Purchasing, but offer the opportunity to go beyond State Purchasing Standards. Commercial Food ServiceCommercial Fryers:ENERGY STAR qualified fryers include both gas and electric open-deep fat models. Fryers that earn the ENERGY STAR must meet a minimum cooking efficiency* of 50% (gas) and 80% (electric) while also meeting a maximum idle energy rate of 9,000 Btu/hr (gas) and 1,000 watts (electric). Beyond State Equipment Standards
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Hot Food Holding Cabinets:Hot food holding cabinet models that earn the ENERGY STAR must meet a maximum idle energy rate of 40 watts/ft3. The maximum idle energy rate is based on the “idle energy rate-dry test” in ASTM F2140-01. Beyond State Equipment Standards
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Steam Cookers:ENERGY STAR qualified steam cookers include both electric and gas models. Steam cookers that earn the ENERGY STAR must meet a minimum cooking efficiency* of 50 percent (electric) and 38 percent (gas) while also meeting maximum idle energy rates. Idle energy rates are given for 3-, 4-, 5-, and 6-pan sizes. Beyond State Equipment Standards
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Beverage Vending Machines:Beverage vending machines are a self-contained system designed to accept consumer payments and dispense bottled, canned, and other sealed beverages at appropriate temperatures without on-site labor intervention. For Energy Star qualifying new and rebuilt models, the product definitions and requirements can be found here: Energy Star Refrigerated Beverage Vending Machines. Beyond State Equipment Standards
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Office EquipmentImaging Equipment:Energy Star recently updated (April 1, 2007) its requirements for Imaging equipment. Imaging equipment includes: Copiers, Digital Duplicators, Facsimile Machines, Mailing Machines, Printers, Scanners and Multi-function Devices. Energy Star program requirements, product definitions and energy efficiency specifications can be found here: Energy Star Imaging Equipment Product Listings
Computers and Laptops:ENERGY STAR qualified computer uses 70% less electricity than computers without enabled power management features. Energy Star program product definitions and energy efficiency specifications can be found here: Energy Star Computers and Laptops. Beyond State Equipment Standards
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Monitors:ENERGY STAR qualified computer monitor uses up to 85% less electricity than standard models. A link to Energy Star program product definitions and energy efficiency specifications can be found here: Energy Star Monitors Beyond State Equipment Standards
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Water Coolers:The Energy Star qualified water coolers must either use less than 0.16 kW-hours/day for water coolers that provide cold only and cook and cold bottled units (these units dispense either cold water only, and/or both cold and room-temperature water), while hot and cold bottled units (these units dispense both hot and cold water. Some units may have a third room-temperature tap. Units have an electric resistance heater and a refrigeration cycle) must used less than 1.20 kW-hours/day. A link to Energy Star program product definitions and energy efficiency specifications can be found here: Energy Star Water Coolers
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Consumer ElectronicsTelevisions (TVs) and Videocassette Recorders (VCRs):Energy Star requires TVs with Point of Deployment (POD) slots to consume three watts or less when no POD is installed, and to consume 15 watts or less when a POD is installed. For analog TV monitors, televisions, digital TV monitors, component TV units, VCRs , TV/VCR combination units, TV/DVD combination units, VCR/DVD combination units, and TV/VCR/DVD combination units will consume one watt or less when switched off (units with illuminated or backlit displays or other electronic status indicators may add an additional one watt to the existing one watt specification). A link to Energy Star program product definitions and energy efficiency specifications can be found here: Energy Star TVs and VCRs Beyond State Equipment Standards
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Digital Versatile Disc (DVD) Products:Energy Star requires DVD products to consume one-watt when turned off. A link to Energy Star program product definitions and energy efficiency specifications can be found here: Energy Star DVD Products Beyond State Equipment Standards
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Home Audio:Energy Star requires DVD products to consume one-watt when turned off. A link to Energy Star program product definitions and energy efficiency specifications can be found here: Energy Star Home Audio Products Beyond State Equipment Standards
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External Power Adapters:External power adapters, also known as power supplies or battery chargers, convert high voltage ac electricity from the wall outlet to the low voltage dc power used to power electronic products, like MP3 players, Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs), camcorders, digital cameras, laptops, and cordless and mobile phones. Energy Star qualifying external power adapters must meet must meet both active and no-load mode requirements, which can be found here: Energy Star External Power Adaptors Key Product Criteria. A link to Energy Star program product definitions and more on the energy efficiency specifications can be found here: Energy Star External Power Adaptors. Product Listings
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