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KWS  XXX: 2023 
 
 
 
 
ENERGY EFFICIENCY, FUNCTIONALITY AND  
LABELLING REQUIREMENTS FOR LIGHTING  
PRODUCTS  
PART 2  
 
 
 
 
 
ICS: 91.160.01  2  
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
FOREWARD 
 
The Standard and Metrology Department represents the National Standardization Body in the State of Kuwait, 
and it is a founding member of the GCC Standardization Organization, which is a regional body that its 
membership includes the national standardization bodies of the member states.  
One of the department's tasks is to prepare Kuwaiti standards and technical regulations by specialized technical 
committees.  
The technical sub -committee for lighting and lighting control tools from the National Committee for the 
Electrical a nd Electronic Standards Sector has prepared this Kuwaiti technical regulation within the work 
program of the National Committee for the Electrical and Electronic Standards Sector, in accordance with the 
ministerial decision issued in this regard.  
This technical regulation "  ENERGY EFFICIENCY, FUNCTIONALITY AND LABELLING REQUIREMENTS FOR 
LIGHTING PRODUCTS PART -2" was based on Saudi technical regulation SASO 29023  
  
 
 
 
 
Table  of contents  
Table  of contents  ................................ ................................ ................................ ............................  3 
Table  of tables  ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................  5 
1. Scope  ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .........  6 
2. Reference  Standards  ................................ ................................ ................................ ..................  7 
2.1 Safety  and Electromagnetic  Compatibility  standards  ................................ .............................  7 
2.2 Functional  and energy  performance  standards  ................................ ................................ ...... 7 
3. Terms  and definitions  ................................ ................................ ................................ ..................  8 
3.1 General  ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ . 8 
3.2 Technical  ................................ ................................ ................................ ...............................  8 
4. Requirements  for non-directional/directional  lamps,  control  gears  and luminaires  .....................  14 
4.1 Energy  efficiency  requirements  ................................ ................................ ............................  14 
4.2 Functionality  requirements  ................................ ................................ ................................ ... 14 
4.3 Marking  requirements  ................................ ................................ ................................ ..........  15 
4.4 Energy  efficiency  label  ................................ ................................ ................................ .........  15 
4.5 Hazardous  chemicals:  Substance  restrictions  for lamps  and control  gears  .........................  15 
5. Registration  requirements  ................................ ................................ ................................ .........  15 
5.1 General  ................................ ................................ ................................ ...............................  15 
5.2 Type  of documents  needed  for registration  under  the scope  of this standard  .......................  16 
ANNEX  A – Regulated  products  in the scope  of this standard  ................................ ......................  18 
A.1 - Lamps  and control  gears  ................................ ................................ ................................ ... 18 
A.2 - Luminaires  ................................ ................................ ................................ ........................  18 
ANNEX  B – Exemptions  ................................ ................................ ................................ ................  19 
B.1 – Products  exempted,  except from hazardous  substances  requirements  ............................  19 
B.1.1  - Lamps  exempted  for special  end-use purpose ................................ ............................  19 
B.1.2  - lighting  products  exempted  as used  for non-primary  lighting  purpose/applications  ..... 19 
B.1.3  – Products  exempted  for technical  reasons  ................................ ................................ .. 20 
B.2 - lighting  products  accepted  with limited  labelling  requirements  ................................ ...........  20 
B.3 - Products  exempted from  provision  of section  4.5 of this Standard  ................................ .... 20 
ANNEX  C – Energy  efficiency  requirements  for non-directional  lamps  ................................ ..........  21 
C.1 - Calculation  of energy  efficiency  index  for non-directional  lamps  ................................ ........  21 
C.2 - Maximum  allowable  Energy  Effici ency  index  for non-directional  lamps  .............................  22 
C.3 - Energy  efficiency  classes  for non-directional  lamps  ................................ ..........................  23 
C.4 - Annual  energy  consumption  ................................ ................................ ..............................  23 
ANNEX  D – Functionality  and endurance  requirements  for non-directional  lamps  and luminaires  24 
D.1 - Functionality  and endurance  requirements  for non-directional  fluorescent  lamps  ..............  24 
D.2 - Functionality and endurance requirements for metal halide lamps and High -
pressure  sodium  ................................ ................................ ................................ ........................  26 
D.3 - Functionality  and endurance  requirements  for non-directional  LED lamps  and luminaires  27 4  
 ANNEX  E – Energy  efficiency  requirements  for directional  lamps  ................................ .................  28 
E.1 - Calculation  of the energy  efficiency  index  for directional  lamps  ................................ .........  28 
E.2 - Maximum  allowable  EEI for directional  lamps  ................................ ................................ ... 29 
E.3 - Energy  efficiency  classes  ................................ ................................ ................................ .. 29 
E.4 - Annual  energy  consumption  ................................ ................................ ..............................  29 
ANNEX  F – Functionality  requirements  for directional  lamps  and integrated  luminaires  ................  30 
ANNEX  G – Marking  requirements  for non-directional  and directional  lamps  ................................  31 
G.1 - Information  to be displayed  on the lamp  itself ................................ ................................ ... 31 
G.2 - Information to be visibly displayed to end -users, prior to their purchase, on the 
packaging  and on free access  websites  ................................ ................................ ....................  31 
ANNEX H – Requirement on ballast for fluorescent lamps without integrated ballast and  
ballast/driver  for high intensity  discharge,  halogen  and LED lamps  ................................ ...............  33 
H.1 - Ballast  energy  performance  requirements  ................................ ................................ .........  33 
H1.1  - Ballast  for all  types  of lamps  ................................ ................................ ........................  33 
H1.2  - Additional  requirement  for control  gear for halogen  and LED lamps  ............................  33 
H1.3  - Additional  requirement  for ballasts  for high intensity  discharge  lamps  .........................  33 
H1.4  - Additional  requirement  for ballasts  for fluorescent  lamps  ................................ .............  33 
H.2 - Product  information  requirements  on ballasts  ................................ ................................ ... 38 
ANNEX  I – Energy  label  for lamps  and integrated  luminaires  ................................ ........................  39 
I.1 - Determining  the energy  efficiency  class  ................................ ................................ ..............  39 
I.2 - Design  and placement  of the label  ................................ ................................ ......................  39 
I.3 - Information  and values  contained  on the label  ................................ ................................ .... 39 
ANNEX  J – Hazardous  chemicals:  Substance  restrictions  for lamps  & control  gears  ....................  43 
ANNEX  K – Tests  methods for  lamps  and control  gears  ................................ ...............................  45 
ANNEX  L – Measurement  of the mercury  content for  fluorescent  lamps  ................................ ....... 50 
L.1 – Default  method  for measurement ................................ ................................ ......................  50 
L.2 - Alternative  method for  measurement  of the mercury  content  ................................ .............  50 
ANNEX  M – Energy  efficiency  for (integrated)  luminaires ................................ ..............................  51 
M.1 - Types of luminaires  ................................ ................................ ................................ ..........  51 
M.2 - Minimum  Efficacy  for luminaires  ................................ ................................ .......................  51 
M.3 - Energy  Efficiency  Index  for luminaires  (EEI)  ................................ ................................ ..... 52 
M.4 - Classificat ion of Energy  Efficiency  Index  for (integrated)  luminaires  (EEI)  ........................  52 
ANNEX  N – Criteria  for market  surveillance  ................................ ................................ ..................  54 
ANNEX  O – Registration  form ................................ ................................ ................................ ....... 56 5  
 Table  of tables  
Table  1: List of products  covered  ................................ ................................ ................................ .... 6 
Table  2: Type  of documents  required  ................................ ................................ ............................  16 
Table  3: Correction  factors  for calculation  of Pcor ................................ ................................ ...........  21 
Table 4: Correction of the rated Luminous flux values for fluorescent lamps with high color  
temperature  and/or  high color  rendering  and/or  second  lamp  envelope  ................................ ........  22 
Table  5: Maximum  Energy Efficiency  Index  (EEI)  ................................ ................................ ..........  22 
Table  6: Energy  efficiency  classes  for non-directional  lamps  ................................ .........................  23 
Table  7: Lamp  lumen  maintenance:  factors  for single  and double -capped  fluorescent  lamps  ........  24 
Table 8: Lamp lumen maintenance - Deduction percentages for fluorescent lamp lumen  
maintenance  requirements  ................................ ................................ ................................ ............  25 
Table  9: Lamp  survival factors  for single  and double -capped  fluorescent  lamps.  ..........................  25 
Table 10: Functionality and endurance requirements for non -directional compact fluorescent lamps  
operated  on external  control  gear (CFLni)  ................................ ................................ .....................  26 
Table  11: Functionality  and endurance  requirements  for High-pressure  sodium  lamps  .................  26 
Table  12: Functionality  and endurance  requirements  for metal  halide  lamps  ................................ . 27 
Table  13: Functionality  and endurance  requirements  for non-directional  LED lamps  and luminaires  
............................................................................................................................. ...........................  27 
Table  14: Power  correction  if the model  requires  external  control  gear ................................ .........  28 
Table  15: Definition  of useful  luminous  flux ................................ ................................ ...................  28 
Table  16: Maximum  energy  efficiency  index  (EEI)  ................................ ................................ .........  29 
Table  17: Energy  efficiency  classes  for directional  lamps  ................................ ..............................  29 
Table 18: Functionality and endurance requirements for directional LED lamps and integrated  
luminaires  ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ..... 30 
Table  19: Minimum  efficiency  for ballasts  for high intensity  discharge  lamps ................................ . 33 
Table 20: Energy efficiency index requirements for non -dimmable ballasts for fluorescent lamps. 34  
Table 21: Energy efficiency index requirements for non -dimmable ballasts for fluorescent lamps not  
included  in Table 20  ................................ ................................ ................................ ......................  38 
Table  22: Energy  efficiency  index  requirements for  dimmable ballasts  for fluorescent  lamps        38 
Table  23: Energy  efficiency  class  representation  ................................ ................................ ..........  39 
Table  24: Maximum  content  limits  of hazardous  substances  ................................ .........................  43 
Table  25: Lamps  exempted  from limits  listed  in Table  24 ................................ ..............................  43 
Table  26: Maximum  mercury  content  ................................ ................................ ............................  44 
Table  27: Standards  applicable  to all lamps  covered  by part  2 ................................ ......................  45 
Table  28: Standards  applicable  to fluorescent  lamps  ................................ ................................ .... 46 
Table  29: Standards  applicable  to high-pressure  mercury vapour  lamps  ................................ ....... 47 
Table  30: Standards  applicable  to high-pressure  vapour  lamps  ................................ ....................  47 
Table  31: Standards  applicable  to metal  halide  lamps  ................................ ................................ ... 48 
Table  32: Standards  applicable  to ballasts  ................................ ................................ ....................  48 
Table  33: Standards  applicable  to Luminaires  and LED lamps  not listed  in KWS  XXX ..................  49 
Table  34: Use types  for luminaires  (informative)  ................................ ................................ ...........  51 
Table  35: Minimum  energy  efficacy  for (MEPS)  Luminaires  ................................ ..........................  51 
Table  36: Correction  factors  applicable  to Power  of the Luminaires  ................................ ..............  52 
Table  37: Energy  efficiency  classes  for luminaires  ................................ ................................ ........  53 
Table  38: Criteria  applying  for market  surveillance  ................................ ................................ ........  54 6  
 1. Scope  
This Standard covers products listed in Annex A and B. The types of products summarized in the  
table  below  are now covered:  
 
 
Table  1: List of products  covered  
 
 
Regulatory  parameters   
CFLni  LFL 
and other  
Fluorescent  LED 
(1) High  
Intensity  
Discharge  
(HID)   
Control  
gear   
Luminaires  
Energy  Efficiency  🗸 🗸* 🗸 🗸 🗸 🗸 
Functionality  🗸 🗸* 🗸 🗸 ** X 🗸 ** 
Marking  information  🗸 🗸* 🗸 🗸 🗸 🗸 
Energy  efficiency  labelling  🗸 🗸 🗸 🗸 X 🗸 
Hazardous  substances  🗸 🗸 🗸 🗸 X X 
 
(1) LED lamps  not covered  by KWS XXX  
* Applicable  to non-directional  lamps  only 
** Information  is required  based  on self-declaration  
✓ Included  in this Standard  
 Excluded  from this Standard  
 
Compact  fluorescent  lamps  above  12,000  Lumens  not covered  in  KWS XXX  are included in this  
standard.  
 
Annex B lists the conditions for exclusion/exemption from this standard.  
For luminaires,  scope  of this Standard  is limited  to integrated  luminaires.  
All products  within  this standard  including  the exempted/excluded  ones  shall be registered  
according  to Clause 5.  7  
 2. Reference  Standards  
The following  list of reference  standards  applies:  
2.1 Safety  and  Electromagnetic  Compatibility  standards  
• IEC 60061 -1 Specification for lamp caps and holders together with gauges for the  
control  of interchangeability and  safety – lamp  caps  
• IEC 61000 -3-2 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) – Part 3 -2 Limits – Limits for  
harmonic  current  emissions  (equipment  current  ≤ 16A per phase)  
• IEC 61195  Double -capped  fluorescent  lamps  - Safety  specifications  
• IEC 61199  Single -capped  fluorescent  lamps  - Safety  specifica tions  
• IEC 61347 -1 
• IEC 61347 -2 Lamp  control  gear – Part 1: General  and safety  requirements  
• IEC 62035  Discharge  lamps  (excluding  fluorescent  lamps)  - Safety  specifications  
• IEC 62776  Double -capped  LED lamps  designed  to retrofit  linear  fluorescent  lamps  
- Safety  specifications  
 
2.2 Functional  and  energy  performance  standards  
 
• KWS XXX  Part I - Energy efficiency, functionality and labelling requirement for  
lighting  products  
• IEC 60081  Double -capped  fluorescent  lamps  - Performance  specifications  
• IEC 60662  High-pressure  sodium  vapour  lamps  - Performance  specifications  
• IEC 60901  Single  capped  fluorescent  lamps  – Performance  standard  
• IEC 60921  Ballasts  for tubular  fluorescent  lamps  – Performance  requirements  
• IEC 61231  International  Lamp  Coding  System  (ILCOS)  
• IEC 61167  Metal  halide  lamps  - Performance  specifications  
• IEC 62321 -4 Determination  of certain  substances  in electrotechnical  products  – Part 
4: Mercury in polymers, metals and electronics  
• IEC 60442 -1 Part 1 – Control  gear for fluorescent  lamps  – Method  of measurement  
to determine the total input power  of control gear circuits and the  
efficiency  of the control gear  
• IEC 62554  Sample preparation for measurement of mercury level in fluorescent  
lamps  
• IEC 62717  LED modules  for general  lighting  – Performance  requirements  
• IEC 62722 -1 Luminaire  performance  – General  requirements  
• IEC 62722 -2-1 Luminaire  performance  – Particular  requirements  for LED luminaires  
• IEC 60188  High-pressure  mercury  vapour  lamps  - Performance  specifications  
• EN 50294  Measurement  method  of total input  power  of ballast -lamp  circuits  
• IES LM-9 Electric  and photometric  measurements  of fluorescent  lamps  
• IES LM-10 Approved Method for Photometric Testing of Outdoor Fluorescent  
Luminaires  
• IES LM-41 Hardware  Monitor  with Thermal  Diode  Inputs  and Bus 
• IES LM-66 Electrical and photometric measurements of Single -ended compacts  
fluorescent  lamps  
• IES LM-79 Electrical and photometric measurements of Solid State lighting  
products  
• IES LM-80 Measurement  lumen  maintenance  of LED Light  sources  
• IES LM-82 Method  for characterisation  of LED light Engines  and Integrated  LED 
lamps  for Electrical  properties as  a function of  the temperature  
• IES TM21  Projecting  long term lumen  maintenance  of LED sources  
• IES TM28  Projecting long term luminous flux maintenance of LED sources and  
luminaires  
• ANSI  C78.377  Electric  Lamps  — Specifications  for the Chromaticity  of Solid -state  
Lighting  Products  8  
  
Notes:  
- Methods  and reports  edited  by the CIE (International  Commission  for Illumination)  are not listed,  but 
referenced within the IEC (International Electrotechnical Committee) standards listed above and in  
Annex  K. 
- IES standards  can be used  as equivalent  to the IEC standards  covering  the same  scope.  
 
 
 
3. Terms  and definitions  
For the purpose  of this document,  the following  terms  and definitions  shall apply.  
3.1 General  
End-user: Average person buying or expected to buy a lamp or a luminaire for purposes that are  
outside  his trade, business, craft or profession.  
 
General Lighting : The full or partial illumination of an area, by replacing or complementing natural  
light with artificial  light in  order  to enhance visibility  in that area.  
 
Homogeneous materials : Means one material of uniform composition throughout, or a material  
consisting of a combination of materials that cannot be disjointed or separated into different  
materials by mechanical actions such as unscrewing, cutting, crushing, grinding an d abrasive  
processes.  
 
Manufacturer : Means the natural or legal person who manufactures products covered by this  
Standard and is responsible for their conformity with this Standard in view of their being placed on  
the market and/or put into service under the manufacturer’s own name or trademark or for the  
manufacturer’s own use. In the absence of a manufacturer as defined in the first sentence of this  
point or of an importer, any natural or legal person who places on the market and/or puts into  
servi ce products covered  by this Standard  shall be considered a manufacturer.  
 
Point  of sale:  Physical  location  where  the product  is displayed  or offered  for sale to the end-user.  
 
Product : An equipment, system or part of a system, which is included in the list  of regulated  
products  under this Standard.  
 
Registration  system:  PAI web application  used  by manufacturers  and  importers  to register 
products in the  Kuwait  market . 
 
Shall : Where  “shall”  or “shall  not” is used  for a provision,  that provision  is mandatory  if compliance  
with the standard is claimed  
 
Should : “Should”  is used  to indicate  provisions  which  are desirable  as good  practice,  but which  are 
not mandatory  
 
Standard : Refers  directly  to this Standard  - “ENERGY  EFFICIENCY,  FUNCTIONALITY  AND  
LABELLING  REQUIREMENTS FOR  LIGHTING PRODUCTS  PART 2”.  
 
3.2 Technical  
 
Ballast : Means  lamp  control  gear inserted  between  the supply  and one or more  discharge  lamps  
which by means of inductance, capacitance or a combination of inductance and capacitance,  
serves  mainly to limit the  current of the lamp(s)  to the required value.  
 
Beam angle : Means the angle between two imaginary lines in a plane through the optical beam  
axis, such  that these  lines pass  through  the center  of the front face of the lamp  and through  points  9  
 at which  the luminous  intensity  is 50% of the center  beam  intensity,  where  the center  beam  
intensity  is the  value of  luminous intensity  measured on  the optical  beam axis.  
 
Category of luminaire: Luminaires which fall into the same criteria for energy efficiency and  
functional  requirements.  
 
Chromaticity : Means  the property  of a color  stimulus  defined  by its chromaticity  coordinates,  or by 
its dominant  or complementary wavelength  and purity taken together.  
 
Clear lamp: Lamp (excluding compact fluorescent lamps) with a luminance above 25,000 cd/m2 for 
lamps having a luminous flux below 2,000 lm and above 100,000 cd/m2 for lamps having more  
luminous flux, equ ipped with only transparent envelopes in which the light producing filament, LED  
or discharge  tube is clearly visible.  
 
Color consistency: Means the maximum deviation of chromaticity coordinates (x and y) of a  
single lamp from a chromaticity center point ( cx and cy), expressed as the size (in steps) of the  
MacAdam ellipse formed around the chromaticity center point (cx and cy). MacAdam ellipses refer  
to the regions (in the form of an ellipse) on a chromaticity diagram which contain all colors that are  
indistinguishable  to the average  human eye  from the color  at the  center of  the ellipse.  
 
Color rendering (CRI / Ra) : Means the effect of an illuminant on the color appearance of objects  
by conscious or subconscious comparison with their color appearance under a  reference  
illuminant.  
 
Compact fluorescent lamp (CFL) : means a unit which cannot be dismantled without being  
permanently  damaged,  provided  with a lamp  cap and incorporating  a fluorescent  lamp  and any 
additional  components necessary  for starting  and stable  operation of  the lamp  
 
Compact fluorescent lamp without integrated ballast (CFLni) : Means a single capped  
fluorescent  lamp  that does  not include  all components  necessary  for starting  and stable  operation  
of the lamp (operated on external ballast).  
 
Components and sub -assemblies : Means parts intended to be incorporated into products which  
are not placed on the market and/or put into service as individual parts for end - users or the  
environmental  performance of which  cannot be assessed  independently.  
 
Control device : Means an electronic or mechanical device controlling or monitoring the luminous  
flux of the lamp by other means than power conversion for the lamp, such as timer switches,  
occupancy sensors and daylight standard devices. In addition, phase cut dimmers shall also be  
considered  as control devices.  
 
Control gear: Means a device located between the electrical supply and one or more lamps,  
which provides a functionality related to the operation of the lamp(s), such as transforming  the 
supply  voltage,  limiting  the current  of the lamp(s)  to the required  value,  providing  starting  voltage  
and preheating current, preventing cold starting, correcting the displacement factor or reducing  
radio interference. The device may be designed to co nnect to other lamp control gear to perform  
these  functions. The  term does  not include control  devices or  power supplies.  
 
Correction  factor : Any mathematical  adjustment  made  to a calculation  to account  for deviations  in 
either the sample or the method of measurement. Specifically for this Standard, the correction is  
needed  to be able to apply  one formula for different lamp  types.  
 
Correlated color temperature (CCT / Tc [K]) : a specification of the color appearance of the light  
emitted by a lamp, relating its color to the color of light from a reference source when heated to a  
particular temperature, measured in degrees Kelvin (K). More specifically, it is the absolute  
temperature of a blackbody whose chromaticity most nearly resembles that of the light source. A  
black body is an idealized physical body that absorbs all incident electromagnetic radiation,  
regardless  of frequency or angle of incidence.  10  
 36 Directional  (direct)  Lamp  or Luminaire : a lamp  or a luminaire  having  at least  80% light output  
within  a solid angle  of πSr corresponding to  a cone with an  angle of 120˚.  
 
Displacement factor (Df): expressed by cos φ 1, where φ 1 is the phase angle between the  
fundamental  of the main  supply  voltage  and the fundamental  of the main  current  (to be checked).  
 
Discharge  lamp : means  a lamp  in which  the light is produced, directly  or indirectly,  by an electric  
discharge  through a gas,  a metal vapor  or a mixture of  several gases and  vapors.  
 
Downlight luminaire: category of LED luminaire that direct the light downward and can be  
recessed,  surface mounted or suspended.  
Note: See definition of directional lamp for correspondence, but do not include linear fluorescent troffers or linear  
luminaire  forms  such  as linear  fluorescent  pendants,  typically  used  to illuminate  office  spaces.  
 
Efficiency Base based (EBb FL): means the relationship between the rated lamp power (P lamp) and  
the ballast efficiency. For ballasts for single and double -capped fluorescent lamps, the EBb FL is 
calculated  as follows:  
• When  Plamp ≤ 5 W : EBb FL = 0.71  
• When  5 W < P < 100 W  : EBb  = Plamp   
 
 
lamp  FL 
(1+ 38Plamp +2 2√Plamp  
36 
• When  Plamp ≥ 100 W  : EBb FL = 0.91  
 
External  lamp  control  gear : means  non-integrated  lamp  control  gear designed  to be installed  
outside the enclosure of a lamp or luminaire, or to be removed from the enclosure without  
permanently  damaging the lamp or the luminaire  
 
Family of product (or Model Group): group of light sources or luminaires that have the same  
characteristics, distinguished by common features of materials, components and/or  method of  
processing.  
 
Fluorescent  lamp : means  a discharge  lamp  of the low pressure  mercury  type in which  most  of the 
light is emitted by one or several layers of phosphors excited by the ultraviolet radiation from the  
discharge.  Fluorescent  lamps  are supplied  either  with or without  integrated ballasts  
 
Fluorescent  lamps  without  integrated  ballast : means  single  and double  capped  fluorescent  
lamps  without integrated  ballast  
 
High intensity discharge lamp (HID) : means an electric discharge lamp in which the light  
producing  arc is stabilized  by wall temperature  and the arc has a bulb wall loading  in excess  of 3 
watts  per square centimeter  
 
Initial  luminous  flux: means  the luminous  flux of a lamp  after a short  operating  period  according  
to applicable standard  
 
Integrated  luminaire : means  a complete  unit consisting  of non-replaceable  light emitting  elements  
and a matched driver together with part to distribute light, to position and protect the light emitting  
elements  and to connect  directly  the unit to a branch  circuit.  Integrated  luminaire  might  be provided  
with or without control gear.  
 
Lamp : means a unit whose performance can be assessed independently and which consists of  
one or more light sources. It may include additional compo nents necessary for starting, power  
supply or stable operation of the unit or for distributing, filtering or transforming the optical  
radiation,  in cases  where  those  components  cannot  be removed  without  permanently  damaging  
the unit  
 
Lamp  cap: means  that part of a lamp  which  provides  connection  to the electrical  supply  by means  
of a lamp holder  or lamp  connector and  may also  serve to  retain  the lamp  in the  lamp holder  ) 11  
 Lamp  holder  or ‘socket’ : means  a device  which  holds  the lamp  in position,  usually  by having  the 
cap inserted in it, in which case it also provides the means of connecting the lamp to the electric  
supply  
 
Lamp lifetime : For LED lamps, lamp lifetime means the operating time between the start of their  
use and the moment when only 50% of the total number of lamps survive or when the average  
lumen  maintenance  of the batch  falls below  70%,  whichever  occurs  first. For all other  lamps,  lamp  
lifetime means the period of operating time after which the fraction of the tota l number of lamps  
which continues to operate corresponds to the lamp survival factor of the lamp under defined  
conditions  and switching  frequency  
 
Lamp lumen maintenance factor (LLMF) : means the ratio of the luminous flux emitted by the  
lamp  at a given tim e in its life to  the initial  luminous flux  
 
Lamp mercury content : means the mercury contained in the lamp (weight usually specified in  
mg) 
 
Lamp  start  time: means  the time needed,  after the supply  voltage  is switched  on, for the lamp to  
start fully and remain alight  
 
Lamp survival factor (LSF) : means the defined fraction of the total number of lamps that continue  
to operate at a  given time under  defined conditions and  switching frequency  
 
Lamp  warm -up time: means  the time needed  after start-up for the lamp to emit a defined  
proportion  of its stabilized luminous flux  
 
LED Light -emitting diode : means a light source which consists of a solid state device embodying  
a P-N junction. The  junction emits  optical radiation  when excited  by an  electric  current  
 
LED lamp : means  a lamp  incorporating  one or more  LED modules.  The lamp  may be equipped  
with a cap.  
 
LED module : means  an assembly  having  no cap and incorporating  one or more  LED packages  on 
a printed circuit board. The assembly may have electrical, optical, mechanical and thermal  
components,  interfaces  and control  gear.  
 
LED package : means  an assembly  having  one or more  LED(s).  The assembly  may include  an 
optical  element and thermal,  mechanical and electrical  interfaces.  
 
Lighting : means  the application  of light to a scene,  objects  or their surroundings  so that they may 
be seen by humans.  
 
Light  source : means  a surface  or object  designed  to emit mainly  visible  optical  radiation  produced  
by a transformation  of energy.  The term  ‘visibl e’ refers to  a wavelength  of 380 -780 nm. 
 
Luminaire : means an apparatus which distributes, filters or transforms the light transmitted from  
one or more lamps and which includes all the parts necessary for supporting, fixing and protecting  
the lamps and, where necessary, circuit auxiliaries together with the means for connecting them to  
the electric  supply.  
 
Accent luminaire (lighting) a directional luminaire employed to emphasize a particular  object 
of surface feature, or draw attention to a part of the field of view. This includes line - voltage  
directional track lighting.  
 
Color Tunable Lamp/Luminaire: For the purpose of this specification, a color tunable  luminaire 
has functionality that allows the end user to alter the color appearance of the light  generated by the 
luminaire. This tuning must include white light that is capable of meeting the  specification’s color 
requirements, and can alter the color appearance along the black body  curve,  or may also extend  
to colors  beyond  the defined  correlated  color temperature  ranges.  12  
 (e.g. 2,700K  and 5,000K)  outside  of the seven  step MacAdam  ellipse  or the ANSI  
quadrangles . 
 
Cove Mount (Luminaire): Lighting comprising light sources shielded by a ledge or horizontal  
recess, and distributing light over the ceiling and upper wall.  For purposes of this  
specification, cove mount luminaires feature luminaire optics over the lamps, LED packages,  
arrays  or modules, LED light  engines or integrated LED  lamps.  
 
Decorative  Luminaire : lumina ire employing  non-white  light sources  
Note  1: decorative  luminaires  are not intended  to accent  an object  or an area with a space.  
Note  2: decorative  luminaires  typically employ blown  glass,  or colorful glass  elements  
 
Decorative  Pendant  (Luminaire): Suspended  luminaires  that are not intended  to accent  an 
object  or an  area within  a space  
 
Downlight  Luminaire:  category  of LED directional  luminaire  that direct  the light downward  
and can be recessed,  surface mounted  or suspended.  
Note: See definition of directional lamp for correspondence, but do not include linear fluorescent troffers or linear  
luminaire  forms  such  as linear  fluorescent  pendants,  typically  used  to illuminate  office  spaces.  
 
Enclosed fixture or enclosed luminaire: contains e nclosed lamp compartment(s) where  
ventilation openings are less than 3 square inches per lamp in the lamp compartment or  
where the cross -sectional area of the opening of the lamp compartment is less than the than  
the maximum cross sectional area of the  lamp compartment  
 
Flood  luminaire  (or lamp):  luminaire  (or lamp)  designed  to project  or diffuse  a comparatively  
uniform  level of illumination over a large  space area  
 
Floor  Lamp  (Luminaire):  a portable  luminaire  on a high stand  suitable  for standing  on the 
floor with those same objects when illuminated by a reference source of comparable color  
temperature  
 
Non replaceable light source: light source which is a non -replaceable part of the luminaire  
either  because  it cannot  be replaced  without  breaking  or destroying  the luminaire  or because  
it is enclosed under a cover fixed by screw or similar fixing means designed to be used only  
once  and which is not possible to be  opened.  
 
Outdoor  Post -Mounted Luminaire:  outdoor  luminaire  supported  by a post inserted  into the 
ground  and mounted between 4  feet and 10.5 feet above  grade . 
 
Outdoor  Security  Luminaire:  Wall mounted  luminaires  intended  to light areas  immediately  
adjacent  to a building’s  perimeter  
 
Portable Desk Task Light (Luminaire): light fixture resting on a desk that directs light to a  
specific surface or area to provide illumination for visual tasks such as reading and writing,  
and employs a plug for its electrical  connection.  
 
Portable Floor T ask Light (Luminaire): light fixture resting on the floor that directs light to a  
specific surface or area to provide illumination for visual tasks such as reading and writing  
and provided with plug connection . 
 
Portable  Luminaire:  lighting  unit that is not permanently  fixed  in place . 
 
Residential Luminaire: luminaire marketed and intended to be used in a residential  
environment  notwithstanding  use in commercial,  business  and industrial  environments.  
 
Spot  Color Shifting  Dimming  Luminaire:  A luminaire  with dimming  capability  designed  to 
simulate the behavior of incandescent lamps where the chromaticity gradually shifts to a  
lower value as the product is dimmed. This function is not considered color tunable for the  
purposes  of this specification,  unless  it can  also be tuned  to different colors  at full output  13  
  
Torchiere  luminaire:  an indirect  floor luminaire  that send  all or nearly  all of its light upward  
 
Under -cabinet  luminaire:  luminaire  installed  below  an upper  cabinet  to direct  light down  to the 
work surface of a countertop  or desk for task lighting  
 
Wall sconce  (mounted)  luminaire:  wall mounted  luminaire  not intended  to accent  an object  or a 
task area within a space  
 
Wrap lens luminaire : surface mounted luminaire with an elongated aspect ratio and a single  optic  
covering the light  source that  direct  less than 90% of  light downward  
 
Luminous flux ( Ф): means the quantity derived from radiant flux (radiant power) by evaluating the  
radiation in accordance wit h the spectral sensitivity of the human eye. Without further specification  
it refers to the initial luminous flux. Radiant flux is the measure of the total power of  
electromagnetic  radiation (including  infrared,  ultraviolet, and visible  light).  
 
Luminous intensity (candela or cd) : means the quotient of the luminous flux leaving the source  
and propagated in the element of solid angle containing the given direction, by the element of solid  
angle.  
 
Materials : means  all materials  used  during  the life cycle  of a product.  
 
Nominal  value : means  the value  of a quantity  used  to designate  and identify  a product.  
 
Non clear lamp: is a lamp that does not comply with the specifications of the definition of “Clear  
lamp”,  including compact fluorescent lamps  
 
Non-directional (indirect) lamp or luminaire : means a lamp or a luminaire that is not a  
directional  lamp or luminaire.  
 
Power factor : means the ratio of the absolute value of the real power (also known as active  
power)  to the apparent power under periodic  conditions.  
 
Premature failure : means when a lamp reaches the end of its life after a period in operation which  
is less than the rated  life time stated in the  technical documentation.  
 
Rated value : means the value of a quantity used for specification purposes, established for a  
specified  set of operating  conditions  of a product.  Unless  stated  otherwise,  all requirements  are set 
in rated values.  
 
Retrofit  lamp:  means  a lamp  which  can replace  another  lamp  with similar  performances  and 
different  technology using the same cap  
 
Second lamp envelope: second outer lamp envelope which is not required for the production of  
light,  such  as an external  sleeve  for preventing  mercury  and glass  release  into the environment  in 
case  of lamp  breakage,  for protecting  from ultraviolet  radiation  or for serving  as a light diffuser.  
 
Self-ballasted lamp : a unit which cannot be dismantled without being permanently damaged,  
provided  with a lamp  cap and incorporating  a light source  and any additional  elements  necessary  
for starting and stable operation of the light source i.e. CFL with integrated ballast (CFLi) or LED  
retrofit  lamp with integrated control gear.  
 
Special  purpose  lamps : are lamps  designed  essentially  for other  types  of applications  (such  as 
traffic signals, terrarium lighting, or household appliances) and clearly indicated as such on  
accompanying product information shall not be subject to the requirements outlined in this  
Standard.  14  
 Switching  cycle : means the  sequence  of switching  the lamp  on and off at set intervals.  
 
Useful luminous flux ( Фuse): means the part of the luminous flux of a lamp falling within the beam  
angle  used for calculating the lamp’s  energy efficiency.  
 
Ultra  Violet  (UV):  means  a light source  with emission  in the non-visible  spectrum  and characterized  
with a wave  length  between  10 and 400 nm. Wave  lengths  between  315 and 400 nm are defined  as 
Ultra  Violet  A (UVA)  and wave  lengths  between  280 and 315 nm are defined  as Ultra  Violet  B (UVB).  
 
Warm -start : feature that is performed to reset a previously running system after an unintentional  
shutdown  or limited interruption of the lighting  emission . 
White light source : means a light source having chromaticity coordinates that satisfy the following  
requirement:  
• 0.270  < x < 0.530  
• – 2.3172  x2 + 2.3653  x – 0.2199 <  y < – 2.3172  x2   + 2.3653  x – 0.1595  
 
 
4. Requirements  for non-directional/directional  lamps,  control  gears  and 
luminaires  
 
4.1 Energy  efficiency  requirements  
Lamps  listed  in Annex  A of this Standard  shall comply  with the  energy  efficiency  requirements  
specified  in Annex  C for non -directional lamps  and Annex  E for directional lamps.  
 
For CFLi  with luminous  flux above  or equal  to 12,000  lumens  the tests  and criteria  described in 
KWS XXX  apply.  
 
For LED lamps,  tests  and criteria  described  in KWS XXX  apply.  
 
Energy  efficiency  classes  and the methods  of calculating  the EEI for lamps  are also detailed  in 
Annex  C for  non-directional  lamps and Annex E for directional lamps.  
 
Ballasts and control gears shall comply with the Energy Efficiency Requirements specified in  
Annex  H. 
 
Luminaires  in the scope  of this standard  (integrated  luminaires)  shall comply  with energy  efficiency  
requirements  expressed  in Annex M  of this standard.  
4.2 Functionality  requirements  
Lamps listed in Annex A of this Standard shall comply with the functionality requirements specified  
in Annex D (non -directional lamps)  and Annex F  (directional  lamps).  
 
For CFLi  with luminou s flux above  or equal  to 12,000  lumens  the tests  and criteria  described in 
KWS XXX  apply.  
 
For LED lamps,  tests  and criteria  described  in KWS XXX  apply.  15  
 Integrated luminaires listed in Annex A shall comply with requirements specified in Annex D, F and  
M, when applicable.  
 
4.3 Marking  requirements  
Instruction  manuals  supplied  with products  and available  on website  shall be: 
- Cautionary  and/or  any safety  warnings  for the direct  user or consumer  shall be in the Arabic  
and English language. The use of international accepted pictograms is permitted instead of  
verbally  expressed language.  
- And available  on a Website  (English  only is permitted).  
 
Lamps, ballasts and luminaires listed in Annex A of this Standard shall comply with the marking  
requirements  specified  in Annex  G (directional  lamps,  non-directional  lamps  and luminaires)  and 
Annex  H.2 (ballasts  / control gears).  
 
“Special purpose” products (Annex B.1) do not need to comply with the marking requirements  
specif ied in Annex G. Instead, the following information shall be clearly and prominently indicated  
on their packaging  and in all forms  of product  information  accompanying the  lamp  when  it is placed  
on the market:  
• Their  intended  purpose  
• That they are not suitable  for household/commercial  illumination  
Products listed in Annex B.1.2 shall fulfill the documentation and information requirements  
specified  for them in the same Annex.  
 
 
4.4 Energy  efficiency  label  
Lamps  and integrated  luminaires  in the scope  of this standard  shall have  a label  printed  directly  on 
the individual packaging of the product.  
 
Products listed in Annex B.1 and ballasts/control gears are excluded from the energy labelling  
requirements.  
 
Products  listed  in Annex  B.2 shall have  a label  printed  or put as a sticker  directly  on the individual  
packaging  of the product.  
 
 
4.5 Hazardous  chemicals:  Substance  restrictions  for lamps  and  control  gears  
Products  specified  in Annex  A and Annex  B.1 and B.2 shall comply  with the maximum  hazardous  
substances  limits according to Annex J.  
 
5. Registration  requirements  
5.1 General  
Product registration is mandatory, whereby information about registration requirements will be  
available in the PAI. 
 
The product's information shall be submitted through the registration system electronically via  PAI 
website. The applicant should fulfill all updated requirements of the electronic registration  system 
and any new requirements, procedures, and regulations required by PAI. A draft of the  registration  
form is provi ded in Annex  O (the  final version  is the one present  on the PAI website).  16  
 Labels  will be automatically  published  by PAI website  after the final registration  of a product.  
 
 
5.2 Type  of documents  needed  for registration  under  the scope  of this  standard  
To confirm the claims of the applicant, the following types of documents are required (see Table 2).  
Test report or evidence of the claimed properties can be established for a family of products, the  
definition  of which is under the  responsib ility of the manufacturer.  
 
The definition of the family of product (lamp or luminaire) shall include the minimum performances  
that apply to all products  included in  the family (but  not limited to):  
• Efficacy  (lumen/watt),  
• Lumen  maintenance,  
• Lifetime,  
• Color  rendering  Index  (Ra),  
• Luminous  flux (lumen),  
• Same  country  of origin  
All products  within  a family  of products  are declared  with the same  Energy  Efficiency  class  (based  
on rated values).  
Products  within  a family  shall not exceed:  
• by more  than 10% the minimum  declared  values  for Lifetime  
• by more  than 25% the minimum declared  value  for Luminous  flux (lumen).  
 
Evidences attached to the registration shall comply with the above definition of the family the  
product  belongs to.  
 
For luminaires, the functionality and endurance requirements can be supported by a factory test  
report. This factory test report shall reference the testing methodology/procedure used to measure  
the minimum performances required.  
 
NOTE: these documents are not exclusive from other documents required by PAI (e.g. Electro  
Magnetic  Compatibility, safety, …) for registration.  
 
NOTE: If a model within the registered family of product fails, the registration of all models under  
the same family of product will be  automatically cancel ed. 
 
Table  2: Type  of documents  required  
 
Type  of test Type  of document  
Energy  Efficiency  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 • For lamps:  test report  for each  model  
• For luminaires: factory test report  for a 
representative model of the family, including a  
family  specification overview  
• For control  gear:  test report  17  
 Functionality  (Ra, color  temperature,  and 
other  aspects)  • For lamps: test report for a representative  
model of the family, including a family  
specification  overview  
• For luminaires: factory test report for a  
representative  model  of the  family,  including  a 
family  specification  overview  
Endurance (Lamps survival factor, lumen  
maintenance,  switching  On/off)  • For lamps: test report for a representative  
model  of the  family, including  a family  
specifica tion overview  18  
  
  • For luminaires: factory report for a  
representative  model  of the  family,  including  a 
family  specification  overview  
Environment  (Hazardous  substances)  Test report  or self -declaration  for a 
representative model of the family, including a  
family  specification overview  
 19  
  
 
ANNEX  A – Regulated  products  in the scope  of this standard  
 
A.1 ‐ Lamps  and  control  gears  
This Standard establishes requirements for the placing on the market of the below listed lamp  
types, and of control gears (ballasts) able to operate such lamps, even when they are integrated  
into other energy -using products  
This Standard  is applicable  to lamps  and luminaires  with a luminous  flux above  60 lumens.  
 
• Compact  fluorescent  lamps  with integrated  ballast  (CLFi)  with a luminous  flux above  or 
equal  12,000 Lumens  
• Compact  fluorescent  lamps  without  integrated  ballast  (CFLni)  
• Fluorescent  Lamps  (all types)  
• High Intensity  Discharge  Lamps,  such  as: 
o Mercury  Vapour  Lamps  
o High/  Low Pressure  Sodium  Lamps  
o Quartz  Metal  Halide  Lamps  
o Ceramic  Metal  Halide  Lamps  
• LED Lamps (including  'retrofit  LED lamps'  with a luminous  flux above  or equal  12,000  
Lumens)  
 
 
A.2 ‐ Luminaires  
This standard establishes requirement for the placing on the market of the below list of with  
integrated  luminaires  (provided  with non-replaceable  lamps)  which  are designated  under  the 
following  categories:  
- directional  integrated  luminaires  
- non-directional  integrated  luminaires  20  
 ANNEX  B – Exemptions  
The following  list the exclusions  and exemptions  of this standard  for products  within  the scope  of 
this standards except  for LED  lamps  which  exemptions are  covered by  KWS XXX . 
B.1 – Products  exempted,  except  from  hazardous  substances  requirements  
The following products shall be exempt from the provisions of Section 4.1 to 4.4 of this standard,  
provided that in all forms of product information it is stated that they are not intended for general  
lighting use within the meaning of this Regulation, or that they are intended for use in applications  
listed  below:  
 
 
B.1.1  ‐ Lamps  exempted  for special  end‐use  purpose  
 
• Traffic/signal  lamps,  such  as: 
o Signal  lamps  
o Aviation/Aircraft  lighting  for runways  and planes,  all exterior  applications  
o Train  lighting,  including  signal  lighting  
o Water  craft lighting,  including  signal  lighting  
o Automotive  lighting/lamps  
 
• Heating  lamps  (infrared),  such  as: 
o Infrared  heat lamps  – comfort  heating  (outdoor  and indoor)  
o Infrared  heat lamps  – industrial  
o Infrared  heat lamps  – animal  rearing  
o Infrared  heat lamps  – health  care 
 
• Luminaires  not connected  to the mains,  such  as: 
o Luminaires  powered  with solar  cells (for outdoor  illumination,  …) 
 
 
B.1.2  ‐ lighting  products  exempted  as used  for non‐primary  lighting  purpose/applications  
 
• Products  intended  for use in applications  other  than general  lighting  and products  
incorporated  into products which  do not provide  a general  lighting  function,  e.g.: 
o Emission of light as an agent in chemical or biological processes (such as  
polymerization,  photodynamic  therapy,  horticulture,  pet care,  anti-insect  products) 
o Image  capture  and image  projection  (such  as camera  flashlights,  photocopiers,  video  
projectors)  
o Lamps  for swimming  pools 
o Pet care (aquarium,  terrarium,  etc.) 
o Anti-insect  lamps 
o Disinfection  
o Tanning 
o Display  optic  lamps  (> 12,000  lumens),  such  as: 
- Stage  and studio  lamps  
- Theatre  lamps  
- Television  (TV) lamps  
- Studio  lamps  
- Photo  lamps  – Flashlights  or lamps  for the development  of pictures  
- Projection  lamps  
- Traffic/signal  lamps  
• Lamps  intended  for use in potentially  explosive  atmospheres;  
• Emergency  lighting  luminaires  and emergency  sign luminaires;  
• Control  gears  (ballasts)  intended  for use in luminaires  defined  in paragraph  (c) and designed  
to operate lamps in emergency conditions;  21  
 • Luminaires  intended  for use in potentially  explosive  atmospheres  and medical  devices;  
• Integrated  luminaires  for decorative  purpose;  
• Lamps  marketed  for operation  with batteries  only 
• Lamps  marketed  as part of a product  whose  primary  purpose  is not lighting.  However, if  
they are offered for sale, hire or hire purchase or displayed separately, for example as  
spare  parts,  they shall be included  within the  scope of this  Standard  
 
The intended purpose shall be state d for each product in the product information, and the technical  
documentation file drawn up for the purposes of conformity assessment shall list the technical  
parameters  that make  the product  design specific  for the  stated intended  purpose.  
 
These aforeme ntioned lamps are not excluded from this Standard when they are marketed for  
general  lighting purposes.  
 
B.1.3  – Products  exempted  for technical  reasons  
 
The following lamps shall be exempted from the provisions of Sections 4.1 to 4.4 of this standard,  
provided that the technical documentation file drawn up for the purposes of conformity assessment  
states  which  of the technical  parameters  listed  hereunder  provide(s)  a basis  for their exemption:  
• blended  high intensity  discharge  lamps  having:  
o 6 % or more  of total radiation  of the range  250-780 nm in  the range  of 250-400 nm; and 
o 11 % or more  of total radiation  of the range  250-780 nm in the range  of 630-780 nm; and 
o 5 % or more  of total radiation  of the  range  250-780 nm in the range of  640-700 nm; 
• blended  high intensity  discharge  lamps  having:  
o the peak  of the radiation  for Ultra  Violet  A (UVA)  and Ultraviolet  B (UVB); 
• double  capped  fluorescent  lamps  having:  
o a diameter  of 7 mm  (T2) and  less; 
o a diameter of  16 mm  (T5) and  lamp power  P ≤ 13 W or P > 80 W; 
o a diameter of 38 mm (T12), lamp cap G -13 Medium BiPin base, ± 5 m (+magenta, – 
green) color compensating filter value limit (cc). CIE coordinates x=0.330 y=0.335 and  
x=0.415  y=0.377; 
o a diameter  of 38 mm (T12)  and equipped  with an external  ignition  strip. 
• single capped fluorescent lamps having a diameter of 16 mm (T5) 2G11 4 pin base, Tc =  
3,200  K with chromaticity  coordinates  x=0.415  y=0.377  and CCT/Tc  = 5,500  K with 
chromaticity  coordinates x=0.330 y=0.335  
• high intensity  discharge  lamps  with CCT/Tc  > 7,000  K 
• high intensity  discharge  lamps  having  a specific  effective  UV output  > 2 mW/klm  
• high intensity  discharge  lamps  not having  lamp  cap E27, E40, PGZ12  
• light sources  that do not comply  with the  definition  of white  light sources  
 
 
B.2 ‐ lighting  products  accepted  with  limited  labelling  requirements  
Lighting  products  intended  to be used  in projects  (and not to be displayed  or sold through  point -of- 
sale) shall have a special label (generated by PAI registration system after obtaining PAI’s 
approval) printed or put as a sticker directly on the individual packaging of the product. All lighting  
products  registered  with the special  label  shall not be displayed  and/or  sold through  point  of sale.  
 
B.3 ‐ Products  exempted  from  provision  of section  4.5 of this  Standard  
The following  products  are exempted  from requirements  on hazardous  substances  (Clause  4.5) 
• Luminaires  
• Control  gears  
Content  of the hazardous  substances  shall be given  as information  during  the registration  process.  22  
 ANNEX  C – Energy  efficiency  requirements  for non-directional  lamps  
 
C.1 ‐ Calculation  of energy  efficiency  index  for non‐directional  lamps  
 
For the calculation of the energy efficiency index (EEI) of a model, its corrected (electric) power  
Pcor for any control gear losses is compared with its reference power P ref (based on the luminous  
flux emitted).  
The EEI is calculated  as follows  and rounded  to two decimal  places:  
EEI = Pcor 
Pref 
Pcor is defined  as: 
For models  without  external  control  gear,  Pcor is the rated  power  (Prated). 
 
For models  with external  control  gear Pcor is the rated  power  (Prated) corrected  in accordance  with 
the corrections  factors  listed  below:  
 
The rated  power  Prated of the lamps/luminaires  is measured  at their nominal  input  voltage.  
Table  3: Correction  factors  for calculation  of Pcor 
 
Lamp parameter  Corrected  Power  Pcor 
Discharge  lamp  with cap GX53  Prated x 0.75 
Non clear  lamps  with color  rendering  index  (Ra) ≥  
 
90 and Pref  ≤ (0.5  × (0.88√Φuse + 0.049Φ use)) Prated x 0.85 
Dissharge lamp with color rendering index ≥90  
and Color Temperature  ≥5000 K   
Prated x 0.76 
Non clear  lamps  with second  envelope  
 
and  Pref  ≤ (0.5  × (0.88√Φuse + 0.049Φ use)) Prated x 0.95 
LED lamps  requiring  external  power  supply  Prated x 1.10 
Clear  lamps  with second  enveloppe  Prated x 0.90 
Fluorescent lamps of 16mm diameter (T5 lamps)  
and 4 pin single capped fluorescent lamps operating  
on external fluorescent  lamp  control gear  Prated x 1.10 
 
Other lamps operating on external fluorescent lamp  
control  gear P  0.24 use + 0.0103 use 
rated  0.15  + 0.0097  
use use 
Lamps operating on external high -intensity  
discharge  lamp control gear  Prated x 1.10 
Lamps  operating  on low-pressure  vapor  lamp  
control  gear Prated x 1.15 
Lamps  with anti-glare  shield  Prated x 0.80 
Note:  the correction  factors  in Table  3 are cumulative  when  appropriate  and also 
  applicable  to the products  exempted  or excluded  (see Annex  B)  23  
  
The following  correction  factor  applies  to the rated  luminous  flux Φuse 
 
Table 4: Correction of the rated Luminous flux values for fluorescent lamps with  
high  color  temperature  and/or  high  color  rendering  and/or  second  lamp  envelope  
 
Lamp parameter  Corrected  luminous  flux (Φuse;cor ) 
Color  Temperature  ≥ 5,000 K  Φuse;cor =  Φuse x 1.10 
95 ≥ Color  Rendering Index  (Ra) > 90 Φuse;cor =  Φuse x 1.20 
Color  Rendering  Index  (Ra) > 95 Φuse;cor =  Φuse x 1.30 
Second  lamp  envelope  Φuse;cor =  Φuse x 1.10 
Note: the correction factors in Table 4 are cumulative when appropriate and also  
applicable  to the products  exempted or  excluded  (see Annex  B).  
 
Pref is defined  as: 
 
Pref  is the reference power  obtained  from the rated  value  of the useful  luminous  flux moderated 
with factor  of Table  4 (when  applicable)  using  of the model  (Фuse;cor) by the following  formulae:  
 
For models  with Фuse  < 1300  lumen:  Pref  = 0.88√Фuse;cor + 0.049 × Фuse;cor 
For models  with Фuse   ≥ 1300  lumen:  Pref  = 0.07 341  × Фuse;cor 
For non-directional  lamps,  the useful  luminous  flux (Фuse;cor) is the total rated  luminous  flux (Фuse). 
 
C.2 ‐ Maximum  allowable  Energy  Efficiency  index  for non‐directional  lamps  
The maximum  allowable  EEI for non-directional  lamps  are outlined  in Table  5. 
 
Table  5: Maximum  Energy  Efficiency  Index  (EEI)  
 
 
 
Lamps  
types  Date  of enforcement  : 6 months  after 
publication  in the Official  Gazette   
 
CFLni  
LFL 
Other  
fluorescent  
 
LED 
 
 
High  Intensity  
Discharge  
(HID)  
 
Maximum  
Values   
0.24  
0.24  
0.24  
0.50 24  
 C.3 ‐ Energy  efficiency  classes  for non‐directional  lamps  
The energy  efficiency  rating  of lamps  shall be determined  on the basis  of their energy  efficiency  
index  (EEI)  as outlined  in Table 6.  
 
Table  6: Energy  efficiency  classes  for non-directional  lamps  
 
Energy efficiency  
index  (EEI)  Energy efficiency  
class  (Arabic)  Equivalent energy  
efficiency class  
(English)  
EEI ≤ 0.11 أ A 
0.11 < EEI ≤  0.13 ب B 
0.13 < EEI ≤  0.18 ج C 
0.18 < EEI ≤  0.24 د D 
0.24 < EEI ≤  0.50 ھـ E 
0.50 < EEI ≤  0.95 و F 
0.95 < EEI ≤  1.75 ز G 
Note: For labelling purposes, the Arabic letters shall be used. The equivalent  
English  version is  only provided  for informational purposes  
 
C.4 ‐ Annual  energy  consumption  
The annual  energy  consumption  Ey is calculated  on a basis  of 1,000h  of operation  according  to the 
following:  
Ey = Pcor  Dop 
1000  [kWh}  
with  
Pcor: Corrected power  (rated)  [W] 
Dop: Duration  of operation  [h] 
1,000:  Conversion  factor  [-] 25  
 ANNEX  D – Functionality  and endurance  requirements  for non- 
directional  lamps and luminaires  
 
D.1 ‐ Functionality  and  endurance  requirements  for non‐directional  fluorescent  lamps  
Fluorescent  lamps  without  integrated  ballast  shall have  at least  the lamp  lumen  maintenance  
factors  in Table 7:  
 
Table  7: Lamp  lumen  maintenance:  factors  for single  and double -capped  
fluorescent  lamps  
 
 
Lamp  types  Operating  hours  
2,000h  4,000h  8,000h  16,000h  
Double -Capped Fluorescent lamps  
operating  on non-high frequency  ballasts  0.92 0.85 0.80 — 
T8 halophosphate fluorescent Double - 
Capped  Fluorescent  lamps  on high  
frequency  ballast  with warm -start 0.95 0.90 0.87 0.80 
Tri-Phosphore  Double -Capped  
Fluorescent lamps on non -high frequency  
ballast  0.99 0.97 0.92 0.90 
T8 Tri-Phosphore  Double -Capped  
Fluorescent lamps on high frequency  
ballast  with warm -start 0.96 0.92 0.91 0.90 
Circular Single -Capped Fluorescent lamps  
operating on non -high frequency ballasts,  
T8 U -shaped double -capped fluorescent  
lamps and spiral -shaped double capped  
fluorescent lamps of all diameters equal to  
or larger than  
16 mm (T5) 0.80 0.74 — — 
0.72 at 5,000  operating  hours  
Circular  Single -Capped  
Fluorescent  lamps operating on high  
frequency  ballasts  0.85 0.83 0.80 — 
0.75 at 12,000  operating  hours  
Other single -capped Fluorescent lamps  
operating  on non-high frequency  ballasts  0.85 0.78 0.75 — 
Other single -capped Fluorescent lamps on  
high frequency  ballast with  warm -start 0.90 0.84 0.81 0.78 
T12 halophosphate  double -capped  
fluorescent lamps operation on US non - 
high frequency ballasts  0.85 0.77 0.66  
 
The following  cumulative  deductions  shall be applied  to the values  in Table  7. 26  
  
Table 8: Lamp lumen maintenance - Deduction percentages for fluorescent lamp  
lumen  maintenance requirements  
 
 
Lamp  parameter  Deduction from lamp lumen maintenance  
requirement  
Lamps  with 95  ≥ Ra >  90 At operating hours ≤ 8,000 h: – 5 % 
At operating  hours  > 8,000  h: – 10 % 
Lamps  with Ra >  95 At operating hours ≤ 4,000 h: – 10 %  
At operating  hours  > 4,000  h: – 15 % 
Lamps  with a color  temperature  
≥ 5,000 K  –10 % 
 
Fluorescent lamps without integrated ballast shall have at least the lamp survival factors in  
Table  9: 
 
Table  9: Lamp  survival  factors  for single  and double -capped  fluorescent  lamps  
 
 
Lamp  types  Operating  hours  
2,000h  4,000h  8,000h  16,000h  
Double -capped Fluorescent lamps  
operating  on non-high frequency  ballasts  
and T8 halophophate  fluorescent  0.99 0.97 0.90 — 
Double -capped Fluorescent lamps on  
high frequency  ballast  with warm -start 0.99 0.97 0.92 0.90 
Circular single -capped Fluorescent  
lamps  operating  on non-high frequency  
ballasts, T8 U -shaped double -capped  
fluorescent lamps and spiral -shaped  
double capped fluorescent lamps of all  
diameters  equal to  or larger  than 
16 mm (T5) 0.98 0.77 — — 
0.50 at 5,000  operating  hours   
Circular single -capped Fluorescent lamps  
operating  on high frequency  ballasts  0.99 0.97 0.85 — 
0.50 at 12,000  operating  hours  
Other single -capped Fluorescent lamps  
operating  on non-high frequency  ballasts  0.98 0.90 0.50 — 
Other single -capped Fluorescent lamps  
on high frequency  ballast  with warm  start 0.99 0.98 0.88 — 
T12 double -capped  halophosphate  
Fluorescent lamps operating on US non - 
high frequency ballasts  0.94 0.88 0.75  
 
Fluorescent  lamps  without  integrated  ballast  shall respect  the criteria  of table  10: 27  
 Table 10: Functionality and endurance requirements for non -directional compact  
fluorescent  lamps  operated  on external  control  gear  (CFLni)  
 
Parameter  Requirements  
Lamp  survival  factor  at 6000  h ≥ 0.70 
Lumen  maintenance  At 2,000 h:  ≥ 83 % 
At 6,000  h: ≥ 70% 
Lamp warm -up time to 60% total  
rated  luminous  flux (Φ) < 40 s 
or < 100 s for lamps containing mercury in  
amalgam  form 
Premature  failure  rate ≤ 5.0 %  at 1,000  h 
Color  rendering  (Ra) ≥ 80 
≥ 65 if the lamp  is intended  for outdoor  or 
industrial  applications  
 
D.2 ‐ Functionality and endurance requirements for metal halide lamps and High‐  
pressure  sodium  
Table 11: Functionality and endurance requirements for High -pressure sodium  
lamps  
 
High pressure sodium lamp category and burning hours  
for measurement  Lamp lumen  
maintenance  
factor  Lamp  survival  factor  
P ≤ 75 W  
LLMF  and LSF 
measured at 12,000  
burning  hours  Ra ≤ 60 > 0.80 > 0.90 
Ra > 60 > 0.75 > 0.75 
all retrofit lamps designed to  
operate  on high pressure  mercury  
vapour  lamp  ballast  > 0.75 > 0.80 
P > 75 W  
LLMF  and LSF 
measured at 16,000  
burning  hours  Ra ≤ 60 > 0.85 > 0.90 
Ra > 60 > 0.70 > 0.65 
all retrofit lamps designed to  
operate  on high pressure  mercury  
vapour  lamp  ballast  > 0.75 > 0.55 28  
 Table  12: Functionality  and endurance  requirements  for metal  halide  lamps  
 
High pressure sodium lamp category and burning  
hours  for measurement  Lamp lumen  
maintenance  factor   
Lamp  survival  factor  
 
All power   
> 80% at 12,000h   
> 80% at 12,000h  
 
 
D.3 ‐ Functionality  and  endurance  requirements  for non‐directional  LED  lamps  and  
luminaires  
Table  13: Functionality  and endurance  requirements  for non-directional  LED lamps  
and luminaires  
 
Parameter  Performance  required  
Lamp  survival  factor  at 6,000  h ≥ 0.90 
Lumen  Maintenance  at 6,000  h ≥ 0.80 
Number of switching cycles before  
failure  ≥ 15,000  if rated  lamp life  ≥ 30,000  h 
otherwise:  
≥ half the rated lamp  life expressed  in hours  
Starting  time < 0.5 s  
Lamp  warm -up time to 95 % Φ < 2 s 
Premature  failure  rate ≤ 5.0 %  at 1,000  h 
Color  rendering  (Ra) ≥ 80 
≥ 65 if the lamp  is intended  for outdoor  or 
industrial  applications  
Color  consistency  Variation of chromaticity coordinates within a  
six-step MacAdam ellipse or less.  
Lamp  displacement  factor  (Df) with 
integrated control gear and  
integrated  luminaires  P ≤ 2 W: no requirement  
2 W < P ≤ 5 W: Df ≥ 0.4 
5 W < P ≤ 25 W:  Df ≥ 0.7(1) 
P > 25 W: Df ≥  0.9 
(1) During one year after date of enforcement  
Df ≥ 0.5 is  accepted  for lamps  with 5 W < P ≤ 
25 W 29  
 ANNEX  E – Energy  efficiency  requirements  for directional  lamps  
 
E.1 ‐ Calculation  of the energy  efficiency  index  for directional  lamps  
For the calculation of the energy efficiency index (EEI) of a model, its corrected rated power for any  
control  gear losses  is compared with  its reference  power.  
The EEI is calculated  as follows  and rounded  to two decimal  places:  
EEI = Pcor 
Pref 
 
Pcor is defined as:  
For models  without  external  control  gear,  Pcor is the rated  power  (Prated). 
 
For models  with external  control  gear,  Pcor is the rated  power  (Prated) corrected  in accordance  with 
the correction  factors  listed  below:  
 
 
Table  14: Power  correction  if the model  requires  external  control  gear  
 
Scope  of the correction  Corrected power  (P cor) 
Lamp operating on external LED lamp  
control  gear Prated x 1.10 
Fluorescent lamps of 16mm diameter  
(T5 lamps) and 4 pin single capped  
fluorescent  lamps  operating  on external  
fluorescent  lamp  control  gear Prated x 1.10 
 
Other  lamps  operating  on external  
fluorescent  lamp control  gear P  0.24 use + 0.0103 use 
rated  0.15  + 0.0097   
use use 
 
Lamps operating on external high - 
intensity  discharge  lamp  control  gear  
Prated x 1.10 
Lamps operating on external low  
pressure  sodium  lamp  control  gear Prated x 1.15 
 
Lamps  with anti-glare  shield  Prated x 0.80 
 
The useful  luminous  flux (Фuse) is defined  in accordance  with Table  15. 
Table  15: Definition  of useful  luminous  flux 
 
Type  Useful  luminous  flux (Фuse) 
Directional  lamps  with a beam  angle  ≥ 90° 
other than filament lamps and carrying a  
textual or graphical warning on their  
packaging that they are not suitable for  
accent  lighting  Rated  luminous  flux in a 120° cone  (Φ 120° ) 
Other  directional  lamps  Rated  luminous  flux in a 90° cone  (Φ 90° ) 
 
The rated  power  Prated of the lamps/luminaires  is measured  at their nominal  input  voltage.  30  
  
Pref is defined  as: 
 
Pref  is the reference power  obtained  from the rated  value  of the useful  luminous  flux of the model 
(Фuse) by the  following formulae:  
 
For models  with Фuse  < 1300  lumen:  Pref  = 0.88√Фuse + 0.04 9 × Фuse 
For models  with Фuse   ≥ 1300  lumen:  Pref  = 0.07 341 × Фuse 
E.2 ‐ Maximum  allowable  EEI for directional  lamps  
The maximum  EEI of directional  lamps  is indicated  in Table  16 
 
Table  16: Maximum  energy  efficiency  index  (EEI)  
 
 
 
Lamp  type  
 
 
CFLni  
LFL 
 
LED 
 
 
High  Intensity  
Discharge  
(HID)  
Maximum  
EEI  
0.24  
0.24  
0.24  
0.50 
 
E.3 ‐ Energy  efficiency  classes  
The energy  efficiency  rating  of lamps/luminaires  shall be determined  on the basis  of their energy  
efficiency  index (EEI) as  outlined in  Table 17.  
 
Table  17: Energy  efficiency  classes  for directional  lamps  
 
Energy efficiency  
index  (EEI)  Energy efficiency  
class  (Arabic)  Equivalent  energy  
efficiency class  
(English)  
EEI ≤ 0.11 أ A 
0.11 < EEI ≤  0.13 ب B 
0.13 < EEI ≤  0.18 ج C 
0.18 < EEI ≤  0.24 د D 
0.24 < EEI ≤  0.50 ھـ E 
0.50 < EEI ≤  0.95 و F 
0.95 < EEI ≤  1.75 ز G 
Note: For labelling purposes, the Arabic letters shall be used. The equivalent  
English  version is  only provided  for informational purposes  
 
E.4 ‐ Annual  energy  consumption  
The annual  energy  consumption  Ey is calculated  on a basis  of 1,000h  of operation  according  to the 
following:  
Ey = Pcor  Dop 
1000  
[kWh}  
with  
Pcor: Corrected power  (rated)  [W] 
Dop: Duration  of operation  [h] 
1,000:  Conversion  factor  [-] 31  
 ANNEX F – Functionality requirements for directional lamps and  
integrated  luminaires  
The lamp  functionality  requirements  are outlined  in Table  18 for directional  LED lamps  and 
integrated  luminaires.  
 
For the purposes of testing the number of times the lamp can be switched on and off before failure,  
the switching cycle shall consist of periods comprising 1 minute on and 3 minutes off or 5 minutes  
on and 5 minutes off.  
 
For the purposes  of testing  lamp  lifetime,  lamp  survival  factor,  lumen  maintenance  and premature  
failure,  the standard switching cycle  shall be  used.  
 
 
Table 18: Functionality and endurance requirements for directional LED lamps and  
integrated  luminaires  
 
Parameter  Requirements  
Lamp  survival  factor  at 6,000  h ≥ 0.90 
Lumen  Maintenance  at 6,000  h ≥ 0.80 
Number  of switching  cycles  before  failure  ≥ 15,000 if rated lamp life ≥ 30,000 h  
otherwise:  
≥ half the rated  lamp  life expressed  in hours  
Starting  time < 0.5 s  
Premature  failure  rate ≤ 5.0 %  at 1,000  h 
Color  rendering  (Ra) ≥ 80 
≥ 65 if the lamp  is intended  for outdoor  or 
industrial  applications  
Color  consistency  Variation of chromaticity coordinates within  
a six-step MacAdam  ellipse or less.  
Lamp displacement factor (Df) for lamps  
with integrated control gear and  
integrated  luminaires  P ≤ 2 W: no requirement  
2 W < P  ≤ 5 W: Df > 0.4  
5 W < P ≤ 25 W:  Df > 0.7(1) 
P > 25 W: Df >  0.9 
(1) during  one year after date of 
enforcement Df ≥ 0.5 is accepted for lamps  
with 5 W < P ≤  25 W  32  
 ANNEX G – Marking requirements for non -directional and directional  
lamps  
 
G.1 ‐ Information  to be displayed  on the lamp  itself  
 
For lamps other than high -intensity discharge lamps, the following shall be printed on the bulb with  
non-removable  ink: 
 
• Brand  name  
• Input  voltage  
• Nominal  power  
• Country  of origin  
G.2 ‐ Information to be visibly displayed to end‐users, prior to their purchase, on the  
packaging  and  on free  access websites  
 
The information  in paragraphs  (a) to (y) below  shall be displayed  on free-access  websites  and in 
any other form the manufacturer deems appropriate.  
 
The information in paragraphs (a) to (p) below shall be visibly displayed on the packaging if the  
product  is intended to be  displayed to the  end-users.  
 
The information does not need to us e the exact wording on the list below. It may be displayed in  
the form of graphs, drawings or symbols  rather than text.  
a. Brand  name;  
b. Model  number;  
c. Country  of origin;  
d. Rated  voltage  and rated  frequency;  
e. Rated  useful  luminous  flux; 
f. Efficacy  (lumen/Watt);  
g. Rated  power;  
h. Rated  beam  angle  in degrees  (only  for directional  lamps);  
i. Lamp  displacement  factor  (only  for LED lamps with  integrated  control  gear);  
j. Rated  life time of the  lamp  in hours;  
k. Rated  Color  temperature,  as a value  in Kelvins,  expressed  graphically  or in words;  
l. Number  of switching  cycles  before  premature  failure  (only  for LED lamps  or if claimed  
by the manufacturer for  other type of lamps);  
m. Color  rendering  index  (Ra);  
n. Stating  all hazardous  material  contained  in the lamp/luminaire,  as relevant;  
o. Statement  referring  to a Website  
-  on how to clean  lamp  debris  in case  of accidental  lamp  breakage  and disposal  of 
lamp  at the end of life,  when relevant;  
- About  actual  values  of the hazardous  content,  when  relevant  
p. A warning  if the lamp  cannot  be dimmed  or can be dimmed  only on specific  dimmers;  in 
the latter  case,  a list of compatible  dimmers  shall be also provided  on the manufacturer's  
website  33  
  
Following  information  are optional:  
q. Lamp  type: directional  or non-directional  
r. Color  consistency  (only  for LED lamps);  
s. Lumen  maintenance  factor  at the end of the nominal  life; 
t. Warm -up time up to 60 % of the full light output  (may  be indicated  as ‘instant  full light’ if 
less than 1  second), when relevant;  
u. If designed for optimum use in non -standard conditions (such as ambient temperature  
Ta ≠ 25 °C or specific  thermal  management  is necessary),  provide  information  on those  
conditions;  
v. Rated  peak  intensity  in candela  (cd), when  available;  
w. An equivalence claim involving the power of a replaced lamp type may be displayed  
only if the lamp type is listed in Part 1 - Table 13 and if the luminous flux of the lamp in  
a 90° cone  (Ф90˚) is not lower  than the corresponding  reference  luminous  flux in Part 1 
- Table  13 The reference  luminous  flux shall be multiplied  by the correction  factor  in Part 
1 - Table 14. For LED lamps, it shall be in addition multiplied by the correction factor in  
Part 1 - Table 15. The intermediate values of both the luminous flux and the claimed  
equivalent  lamp.  
x. For LED  lamps,  if intended  for use in outdoor  or industrial  applications, an  indication  to 
this effect;  
y. Lamp  dimensions  in millimeters  (length  and largest  diameter);  
z. Actual  values  of all hazardous  material  contained  in the lamp/luminaire  34  
 ANNEX H – Requirement on ballast for fluorescent lamps without  
integrated ballast and ballast/driver for high intensity discharge,  
and LED  lamps  
 
H.1 ‐ Ballast  energy  performance  requirements  
H1.1  ‐ Ballast  for all types  of lamps  
 
The no-load power  of a lamp  control  gear intended  for use between  the mains  and the 
switch  for turning the lamp  load on/off shall not  exceed 1.00W.  
 
For lamp  control  gear with output  power  (P) over 250 W, the no-load power  limits  shall be 
multiplied  by P/250 W.  
 
The standby  power  of a lamp  control  gear shall  not exceed  1.00 W. 
H1.2  ‐ Additional  requirement  for control  gear  for LED  lamps  
 
The efficiency  of control  gear shall be at least  0,91 at 100 % load.  
H1.3  ‐ Additional  requirement  for ballasts  for high  intensity  discharge  lamps  
 
Ballasts  for high intensity  discharge  lamps  shall have  the efficiency  described  in Table  19. 
Table  19: Minimum  efficiency  for ballasts  for high  intensity  discharge  lamps  
 
Nominal lamp power  
(P) 
W Minimum ballast efficiency  
(ηballast) 
% 
P ≤ 30 65 
30 < P ≤  75 75 
75 < P ≤  105 80 
105 < P ≤  405 85 
P > 405  90 
 
H1.4  ‐ Additional  requirement  for ballasts  for fluorescent  lamps  
 
Multi -wattage  ballasts  shall comply  with the requirements  below  according  to each  nominal  
power  on which they operate.  
The minimum  energy  efficiency  index  class  shall be B2 for ballasts  covered  by table  20, A3 for the 
ballasts  covered by table  21, and A1  for dimmable ballasts  covered by table 22.  
At the dimming  position  corresponding  to 25 % of the lumen  output  of the operated  lamp,  the input  
power  (Pin) of the lamp -ballast circuit shall not  exceed:  
Pin < 50 % * PLrated/ballast  
Where P Lrated is the rated lamp power and ballast is the minimum energy efficiency limit of the  
respective  EEI class.  
The power consumption of the fluorescent lamp ballasts shall not exceed 100 W when operated  
lamps do not emit any light in normal operating conditions and when other possible connected  
components  (network  connections,  sensors  etc.) are disconnected.  If they cannot  be disconnected,  
their power shall be measured and  deducted  from the result.  
 
Table  20 contains  the EEI classes  for ballasts  which  are designed  to operate  the lamps  mentioned  
in the table or other lamps which are designed to be operated by the same ballasts as the lamps  
mentioned  in the  table (meaning that  the data  of the reference  ballast  is equal).  35  
  
 
Table 20: Energy efficiency index requirements for non -dimmable ballasts for  
fluorescent  lamps  
 
 
LAMP  DATA  BALLAST  EFFICIENCY  (Plamp/Pinput) 
Non-dimmable  
 
 
 
 
Lamp  
type  
 
 
Nominal  
Power   
 
 
 
 
ILCOS  CODE   
Rated/typical  
Power   
Class  
A2 BAT  
Class  
A2  
Class  
A3  
Class  
B1  
Class  
B2 
 
50 
Hz  
HF      
 
W  
W  
W      
T8 15 FD-15-E-G13- 
26/450  15 13.5 87.8%  84.4%  75.0%  67.9%  62.0 % 
T8 18 FD-18-E-G13- 
26/600  18 16 87.7%  84.2%  76.2%  71.3%  65.8 % 
T8 30 FD-30-E-G13- 
26/900  30 24 82.1%  77.4%  72.7%  79.2%  75.0 % 
T8 36 FD-36-E-G13- 
26/1200  36 32 91.4%  88.9%  84.2%  83.4%  79.5 % 
T8 38 FD-38-E-G13- 
26/1050  38.5 32 87.7%  84.2%  80.0%  84.1%  80.4 % 
T8 58 FD-58-E-G13- 
26/1500  58 50 93.0%  90.9%  84.7%  86.1%  82.2 % 
T8 70 FD-70-E-G13- 
26/1800  69.5 60 90.9%  88.2%  83.3%  86.3%  83.1 % 
TC-L 18 FSD-18-E-2G11  18 16 87.7%  84.2%  76.2%  71.3%  65.8 % 
TC-L 24 FSD-24-E-2G11  24 22 90.7%  88.0%  81.5%  76.0%  71.3 % 
TC-L 36 FSD-36-E-2G11  36 32 91.4%  88.9%  84.2%  83.4%  79.5 % 
TCF 18 FSS-18-E-2G10  18 16 87.7%  84.2%  76.2%  71.3%  65.8 % 
TCF 24 FSS-24-E-2G10  24 22 90.7%  88.0%  81.5%  76.0%  71.3 % 
TCF 36 FSS-36-E-2G10  36 32 91.4%  88.9%  84.2%  83.4%  79.5 % 
TC-D / 
DE 10 FSQ-10-E-G24q=1  
FSQ-10-I-G24d=1  10 9.5 89.4%  86.4%  73.1%  67.9%  59.4 % 36  
   
TC-D / 
DE 13 FSQ-13-E-G24q=1  
FSQ-13-I-G24d=1  13 12.5 91.7%  89.3%  78.1%  72.6%  65.0 % 
TC-D / 
DE 18 FSQ-18-E-G24q=2  
FSQ-18-I-G24d=2  18 16.5 89.8%  86.8%  78.6%  71.3%  65.8 % 
TC-D / 
DE 26 FSQ-26-E-G24q=3  
FSQ-26-I-G24d=3  26 24 91.4%  88.9%  82.8%  77.2%  72.6 % 
TC-T / 
TE 13 FSM -13-E-GX24q=1  
FSM -13-I-GX24d=1  13 12.5 91.7%  89.3%  78.1%  72.6%  65.0 % 
TC-T / 
TE 18 FSM -18-E-GX24q=2  
FSM -18-I-GX24d=2  18 16.5 89.8%  86.8%  78.6%  71.3%  65.8 % 
TC-T / 
TC TE 26  
FSM -26-E-GX24q=3  
FSM -26-I-GX24d=3  26.5 24 91.4%  88.9%  82.8%  77.5%  73.0 % 
TC- 
DD / 
DDE  10 FSS-10-E-GR10q  
FSS-10-L/P/H - 
GR10q  10.5 9.5 86.4%  82.6%  70.4%  68.8%  60.5 % 
TC- 
DD / 
DDE  16 FSS-16-E-GR10q  
FSS-16-I-GR8 
FSS-16-L/P/H - 
GR10q  16 15 87.0%  83.3%  75.0%  72.4%  66.1 % 
TC- 
DD / 
DDE  21 FSS-21-E-GR10q  
FSS-21-L/P/H - 
GR10q  21 19.5 89.7%  86.7%  78.0%  73.9%  68.8 % 
TC- 
DD / 
DDE  28 FSS-28-E-GR10q  
FSS-28-I-GR8 
FSS-28-L/P/H - 
GR10q  28 24.5 89.1%  86.0%  80.3%  78.2%  73.9 % 
TC- 
DD / 
DDE  38 FSS-38-E-GR10q  
FSS-38-L/P/H - 
GR10q  38.5 34.5 92.0%  89.6%  85.2%  84.1%  80.4 % 
TC 5 FSD-5-I-G23 FSD- 
5-E-2G7 5.4 5 72.7%  66.7%  58.8%  49.3%  41.4 % 
TC 7 FSD-7-I-G23 FSD- 
7-E-2G7 7.1 6.5 77.6%  72.2%  65.0%  55.7%  47.8 % 
TC 9 FSD-9-I-G23 FSD- 
9-E-2G7 8.7 8 78.0%  72.7%  66.7%  60.3%  52.6 % 
TC 11 FSD-11-I-G23 FSD - 
11-E-2G7 11.8 11 83.0%  78.6%  73.3%  66.7%  59.6 % 
T5 4 FD-4-E-G5-16/150  4.5 3.6 64.9%  58.1%  50.0%  45.0%  37.2 % 
T5 6 FD-6-E-G5-16/225  6 5.4 71.3%  65.1%  58.1%  51.8%  43.8 % 
T5 8 FD-8-E-G5-16/300  7.1 7.5 69.9%  63.6%  58.6%  48.9%  42.7 % 
 37  
  
 T5 13 FD-13-E-G5-16/525  13 12.8 84.2%  80.0%  75.3%  72.6%  65.0 % 
T9-C 22 FSC-22-E-G10q - 
29/200  22 19 89.4%  86.4%  79.2%  74.6%  69.7 % 
T9-C 32 FSC-32-E-G10q - 
29/300  32 30 88.9%  85.7%  81.1%  80.0%  76.0 % 
T9-C 40 FSC-40-E-G10q - 
29/400  40 32 89.5%  86.5%  82.1%  82.6%  79.2 % 
T2 6 FDH-6-L/P- 
W4,3x8,5d -7/ 220  5 72.7%  66.7%  58.8%    
T2 8 FDH-8-L/P- 
W4,3x8,5d -7/ 320  7.8 76.5%  70.9%  65.0%    
T2 11 FDH-11-L/P- 
W4,3x8,5d -7/ 420  10.8 81.8%  77.1%  72.0%    
T2 13 FDH-13-L/P- 
W4,3x8,5d -7/ 520  13.3 84.7%  80.6%  76.0%    
T2 21 FDH-21-L/P- 
W4,3x8,5d -7/  21 88.9%  85.7%  79.2%    
T2 23 FDH-23-L/P- 
W4,3x8,5d -7/  23 89.8%  86.8%  80.7%    
T5-E 14 FDH-14-G5-L/P- 
16/550   13.7 84.7%  80.6%  72.1%    
T5-E 21 FDH-21-G5-L/P- 
16/850   20.7 89.3%  86.3%  79.6%    
T5-E 24 FDH-24-G5-L/P- 
16/550   22.5 89.6%  86.5%  80.4%    
T5-E 28 FDH-28-G5-L/P- 
16/1150   27.8 89.8%  86.9%  81.8%    
T5-E 35 FDH-35-G5-L/P- 
16/1450   34.7 91.5%  89.0%  82.6%    
T5-E 39 FDH-39-G5-L/P- 
16/850   38 91.0%  88.4%  82.6%    
T5-E 49 FDH-49-G5-L/P- 
16/1450   49.3 91.6%  89.2%  84.6%    
T5-E 54 FDH-54-G5-L/P- 
16/1150   53.8 92.0%  89.7%  85.4%    
T5-E 80 FDH-80-G5-L/P- 
16/1150   80 93.0%  90.9%  87.0%    
T5-E 95 FDH-95-G5-L/P- 
16/1150   95 92.7%  90.5%  84.1%    
 38  
  
 T5-E 120 FDH-120-G5-L/P- 
16/1450   120 92.5%  90.2%  84.5%    
T5-C 22 FSCH -22-L/P- 
2GX13 -16/ 225  22.3 88.1%  84.8%  78.8%    
T5-C 40 FSCH -40-L/P- 
2GX13 -16/ 300  39.9 91.4%  88.9%  83.3%    
T5-C 55 FSCH -55-L/P- 
2GX13 -16/ 300  55 92.4%  90.2%  84.6%    
T5-C 60 FSCH -60-L/P- 
2GX13 -16/ 375  60 93.0%  90.9%  85.7%    
TC- 
LE 40 FSDH -40-L/P-2G11   40 91.4%  88.9%  83.3%    
TC- 
LE 55 FSDH -55-L/P-2G11   55 92.4%  90.2%  84.6%    
TC- 
LE 80 FSDH -80-L/P-2G11   80 93.0%  90.9%  87.0%    
TC- 
TE 32 FSMH -32-L/P- 
2GX24q=3   32 91.4%  88.9%  82.1%    
TC- 
TE 42 FSMH -42-L/P- 
2GX24q=4   43 93.5%  91.5%  86.0%    
TC- 
TE 57 FSM6H -57-L/P- 
2GX24q=5  
FSM8H -57-L/P- 
2GX24q=5   56 91.4%  88.9%  83.6%    
TC- 
TE 70 FSM6H -70-L/P- 
2GX24q=6  
FSM8H -70-L/P- 
2GX24q=6   70 93.0%  90.9%  85.4%    
TC- 
TE 60 FSM6H -60-L/P- 
2G8=1   63 92.3%  90.0%  84.0%    
TC- 
TE 62 FSM8H -62-L/P- 
2G8=2   62 92.2%  89.9%  83.8%    
TC- 
TE 82 FSM8H -82-L/P- 
2G8=2   82 92.4%  90.1%  83.7%    
TC- 
TE 85 FSM6H -85-L/P- 
2G8=1   87 92.8%  90.6%  84.5%    
TC- 
TE 120 FSM6H -120-L/P- 
2G8=1  
FSM8H -120-L/P- 
2G8=1   122 92.6%  90.4%  84.7%    
TC- 
DD 55 FSSH -55-L/P- 
GRY10q3   55 92.4%  90.2%  84.6%    
 39  
  
In addition,  non-dimmable  ballasts  not included  in table  20 shall be assigned  an EEI depending  on 
their efficiency as described in Table  21. 
Table 21: Energy efficiency index requirements for non -dimmable ballasts for  
fluorescent  lamps not  included in  Table 20  
 
Ƞ ballast  Energy  Efficiency  Index  
 
≥ 0.94 * EBb FL  
A3 
 
≥ EBb FL  
A2 
 
≥ 1-0.75*(1 -EBb FL)  
A2 BAT 
Furthermore,  dimmable  fluorescent  lamp  ballasts  receive  EEI classes  according  to the class  into 
which  the ballast  would  fall when  it is operated  at the 100 % lumen  output,  as described  in Table  22. 
Table 22: Energy efficiency index requirements for dimmable ballasts for  
fluorescent  lamps  
 
Complied  class  at 100 %  
lumen output  Energy  Efficiency  Index of  
dimmable  ballast  
A3 A1 
A2 A1 BAT 
 
Multi -wattage  ballasts  shall either  be classified  according  to their efficiency  under  the lowest  
(worst)  efficiency, or  a relevant  class  shall be indicated  for each  operated  lamp.  
 
 
H.2 ‐ Product  information  requirements  on ballasts  
Manufacturers of ballasts shall provide at least the following information on free -access websites  
and in other forms they deem appropriate for each of their ballast models. That information shall  
also be affixed  in a distinct  and durable  form to the ballast.  It shall also be contained  in the technical  
documentation  file drawn up  for the  purposes of  conformity assessment.  
For ballasts for fluorescents lamps, an energy efficiency index (EEI) class shall be provided as  
defined  below.  
‘Energy efficiency index’ (EEI) means a classification system of ballasts for fluorescent lamps  
without integrated ballasts in classes according to efficiency limit values. The classes for non - 
dimmable  ballasts  are (in descending  order  of efficiency)  A2 BAT,  A2, A3, B1, B2 and for dimmable  
ballasts  A1 BAT and A1.  40  
 ANNEX  I – Energy  label  for lamps  and integrated  luminaires  
 
I.1 ‐ Determining  the energy  efficiency  class  
The energy efficiency class for each product shall be determined as outlined in Table 6 in Annex C  
(non-directional lamps), as outlined in Table 17 in Annex E (directional lamps) or in Table 37 in  
Annex  M for integrated luminaires.  
I.2 ‐ Design  and  placement  of the label  
The label  is issued  automatically  by PAI application  at the end of the registration  process.  
 
Energy efficiency classes shall each be represented as follows with a fixed number of color -coded  
bars as outlined  in Table  23 and illustrated  in Figure 1,  Figure 2,  or Figure 3.  
 
 
Table  23: Energy  efficiency  class  representation  
 
 
Bar color  Energy efficiency  
class  (Arabic)  Equivalent  energy  
efficiency class  
(English)  
Dark  green  أ A 
Green  ب B 
Light  green  ج C 
Yellow  د D 
Orange  ھـ E 
Red و F 
Dark  red ز G 
Note: For labelling purposes, the Arabic letters shall be used. The equivalent  
English  version  is only provided for  informational  purposes.  
 
The label  shall be printed  directly  on one side of the individual  packaging  of the product.  
 
The label shall be (43 mm wide and 75 mm high) as in Figure 1 without alteration. If the label  
would  cover  more  than 70 % of the surface  area of the largest  side,  then the label  presented  in 
Figure  2 (43  mm wide and 45 mm high) shall be  used.  
 
Individual packaging with dimensions less than (43 mm wide and 45 mm high) shall have a printed  
label with the design in Figure 3 (resized to fit the individual packaging) on one side. Additionally, a  
separate QR code w ill be generated by PAI registration system and shall be printed separately  on 
the individual packaging without  alteration.  
 
The label shall be printed on the most prominent part of the individual product packaging to be  
easily  visible to the end-user.  
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 I.3 ‐ Information  and  values  contained  on the label  
The fields  (a), (b), (c), (d), (e), (f), (g), (h) and  (i) outlined  in Figures  1 - 3 (given  for illustration)  shall 
comply  with the following  requirements:  
 
• Field (a): This field shall display the logo of the public authority of industry.  
 
• Field (b): This field shall reflect the energy efficiency class, which the product attained,  
based  on its energy efficiency index (EEI).  
 
• Field (c): This field shall have a QR code rep resenting the main characteristics of the lamp  
or integrated luminaire, this may include the following items based on the data provided in  
the registration form (Annex O):  
o Manufacturer  name  
o Model  number  
o Country  of origin  
o Luminous  flux (lumens)  
o Beam  angle  (for directional  lamps  only)  
o Lifetime  (h) 
o Rated  power  (W) 
o EEI (unit-less)  
o Efficacy  (lumens/W)  
o Color  Rendering  Index  (Ra) 
o Color  temperature  (K) 
o Annual  electricity  consumption  (kWh/year)  
• Field  (d): this field identifies  the brand  name  of the product.  
• Field  (e): this field identifies  the country  of origin  
• Field  (f) : this field identifies  the model  number  
• Field  (g): this field identifies  the lighting  type 
• Field  (h): this field identifies  the registration  number  and the standard  reference  number  
• Field  (i): this field identifies  the legal  statement  42  
  
 
 
 
 
 
Figure  1 – Label  for lighting  products
43  
  
 
 
 
Figure  2 – Alternative  label  for lighting  products  
 
 
 
Figure  3 – Alternative  label  for small  packaging  
 
 
 
 
44  
  
ANNEX J – Hazardous chemicals: Substance restrictions for lamps &  
control  gears  
The following  limits  for hazardous  substances  apply.  
 
Table  24: Maximum  content limits  of hazardous  substances  
 
 
Descriptions  Tolerated mcv of substance by  
weight  in homogeneous  
materials  
Lead(Pb)  0.1%  
Cadmium  (Cd) 0.01%  
Hexavalent  chromium  (Cr6+)  0.1%  
Polybrominated  biphenyls  (PBB)  0.1%  
Polybrominated  diphenyl  ether  (PBDE)  0.1%  
 
Table 25 outlines exemptions to the hazardous substance limits set in this annex. Eligible products  
or components have no  limit on the  levels of the relevant  hazardous substance.  
 
Table  25: Lamps  exempted  from  limits  listed  in Table  24 
 
Description  Requirements  
Electrical and electronic components containing lead in a glass  
or ceramic other than dielectric ceramic in capacitors, e.g.  
piezoelectronic devices, or in a glass or ceramic matrix  
compound  No limit 
Lead  in dielectric  ceramic  in capacitors  for a rated  voltage  of 
125V  AC or 250V DC  or higher  No limit 
Lead  in glass  of fluorescent  tubes  not exceeding  0.2%  by weight  No limit 
Cadmium  and its compounds  in electrical  contacts  No limit 
Lead  as an alloying  element  in aluminum  containing  up to 0.4 % 
lead by weight  No limit 
Copper  alloy containing  up to 4 % lead  by weight  No limit 
Lead in high melting temperature type solders (i.e. lead - based  
alloys  containing 85 % by  weight or more lead)  No limit 
Lead  and cadmium  in printing  inks for the application  of enamels  
on glasses,  such  as borosilicate  and soda  lime glasses  No limit 
Lead  in glass  of fluorescent  tube not exceeding  0.2%  by weight  No limit 
 
Table 26 outlines the limit on mercury content per lamp applicable to single and double capped  
fluorescent  lamps  (without  integrated  ballast)  and high intensity  discharge  lamps  for general  lighting  
purposes.  All other lamp types  in this  Standard shall  not have mercury limits.  45  
  
Table  26: Maximum  mercury content  
 
 
Lamp  type Limit  
Mercury  in single  capped  (compact)  fluorescent  lamps   
≥30 W and <150  W 5.0 mg 
<30 W 2.5 mg 
<30 W with long lifetime  (> 15,000 h)  3.5 mg 
With circular or square structural shape or other non -linear with tube  
diameter  ≤ 17 mm  7.0 mg 
Mercury  in double -capped  linear  fluorescent  lamps   
Tri-band  phosphor  with normal  lifetime  and a tube diameter  < 9 mm (e.g. 
T2) 5.0 mg 
Tri-band  phosphor  with normal  lifetime  and a tube diameter ≥  9 mm and ≤  
17 mm (e.g. T5)  5.0 mg 
Tri-band  phosphor  with normal  lifetime  and a tube diameter >  17 mm and 
≤ 28 mm (e.g. T8) 8.0 mg 
Tri-band  phosphor  with normal  lifetime  and a tube diameter  > 28 mm (e.g. 
T12) 5.0 mg 
Tri-band  phosphor  with long lifetime  (≥ 25,000  h) and T8 halophosphate  8.0 mg 
Mercury  in other  fluorescent  lamps   
Non-linear  halophosphate  lamps  (all diameters)  15 mg 
Non-linear  tri-band  phosphor  lamps  with tube diameter  > 17 mm  (e.g. T9) 15 mg 
Lamps for other general lighting and special purposes (e.g. induction  
lamps)  15 mg 
T12 linear  halophosphate  lamps  10 mg 
Mercury  in other  low pressure  discharge  lamps  15 mg 
Mercury in High Pressure Sodium (vapour) lamps for general lighting  
purposes  with improved color  rendering index Ra >  60  
P ≤ 155 W 30 mg 
155 W < P ≤ 405  W 40 mg 
P > 405  W 40 mg 
Mercury in other High Pressure Sodium (vapour) lamps for general  
lighting  purposes   
P ≤ 155 W 25 mg 
155 W < P ≤ 405  W 30 mg 
P > 405  W 40 mg 
Mercury  in metal  halide  lamps  (MH)  no limit 
Mercury  in High  Pressure  Mercury  (vapour) lamps  no limit 
Mercury in other discharge lamps for special purposes not  
specifically  mentioned in this Annex  no limit 
Note: Maximum mercury content limits for lamps (per burner) in the scope of this Standard  
(only  applies  to single  capped  fluorescent  lamps  without  integrated  ballast  and high intensity  
discharge  lamps  for general  lighting  purposes)  46  
 ANNEX  K – Tests  methods  for lamps  and control  gears  
 
Table  27: Standards  applicable  to all lamps  covered  by part 2 
 
 
Organization  Reference  Title Measured  parameters  
IEC EN 60061 - 
1:1993  
All amendments  
up to A41:2009  Lamp caps and  
holders together with  
gauges for the control  
of interchangeability  
and safety -- Part 1:  
Lamp  caps  • Lamp  caps’  geometry  
EN 62471:2008  Photo biological  
safety  of lamps  and 
lamp  systems  • Radiation (spectrum evaluation  
related  to Annex I.1.d)  
International  
Commission  on 
Illumination  CIE 18.2:1983  The Basis of Physical  
Photometry  • Light  beam  angle  
IEC 62321:2015  
series  Measurements of  
certain substances in  
electro technical  
products  Part 1: Introduction and overview  
Part 2: Disassembly, disjunction and  
mechanical  sample  preparation  
Part 3.1 Lead, mercury, cadmium,  
total chromium and total bromine  
using  X-ray fluorescence  
spectrometry  
Part 4: Mercury in polymers, metals  
and electronics by CV -AAS, CV - 
AFS,  ICP-OES and ICP -MS 
Part 5: Cadmium, lead  and 
chromium in polymers and  
electronics and cadmium and lead in  
metals by AAS, AFS, ICP -OES and  
ICP-MS 
Part 6: Polybrominated biphenyls  
and polybrominated diphenyl ethers  
in polymers  by gas chromatograhy  - 
mass  spectrometry  (GC-MS) 
IEC IEC 62321 -4 by 
CV-AAS, CV - 
AFS,  ICP-OES  
and ICP-MS Determination of  
certain substances in  
electrotechnical  
products – Part 4:  
Mercury in polymers,  
metals  and electronics  Mercury  content  
IEC 62554:2011  Sample  preparation  
for measurement of  
mercury level in  
fluorescent  lamps  Methodology for preparation of the  
sampling for measurement of  
mercury  content  
IEC IEC 62321 -4 by 
CV-AAS, CV - 
AFS,  ICP-OES  
and ICP-MS Determination of  
certain substances in  
electro -technical  
products – Part 4:  
Mercury in polymers,  
metals  and electronics  Mercury  content  47  
 Table 28: Standards applicable to fluorescent lamps  
 
 
Organization  Reference  Title Measured  parameters  
IEC IEC 
60081:1998  
Amendments:  
A1:2002  
A2:2003  
A3:2005  
A4:2010  Double -capped  
fluorescent lamps - 
Performance  
specifications  • Lamp  luminous  flux 
• Power consumed by the lamp  
(excluding the power dissipated  
by auxiliary equipment such as  
ballasts)  
• Lamp Lumen Maintenance  
Factor  (LLMF)  
Note: in the standard LLMF is  
called  “lumen  maintenance”.  
• Lamp Survival Factor (LSF)  
Note: LSF is not explicitly  
mentioned, only the method for  
life testing. LSF is deduced from  
the lumen maintenance curve  
according to Annex C of the  
standard.  
For the purposes of Table 6 in  
Annex III, the Lamp Survival  
Factor shall be measured in high  
frequency operating mode with a  
switching  cycle  of 11h on / 1h 
off. In other cases the switching  
cycle shall be the one set o ut in 
the standard.  
• Chromaticity  
• Correlated Colour Temperature  
(CCT)  
• Colour  rendering  
IEC IEC 
60901:1996  
Amendments:  
A1:1997  
A2:2000  
A3:2004  
A4:2008  
Draft  A5 
(34A/1358/CDV)  Single -capped  
fluorescent lamps - 
Performance  
specifications  • Lamp  luminous  flux 
• Power consumed by the lamp  
(excluding the power dissipated  
by auxiliary equipment such as  
ballasts)  
• Lamp Lumen Maintenance  
Factor (LLMF) Note: in the  
standard LLMF is called “lumen  
maintenance”.  
• Lamp Survival Factor (LSF)  
Note: LSF is not explicitly  
mentioned, only the method for  
life testing. LSF is deduced from  
the lumen maintenance curve  
according to Annex C of EN  
60081 (the version referred to in  
the row on double -capped  
fluorescent  lamps).  
• Chromaticity  
• Correlated Colour Temperature  
(CCT)  
• Colour  rendering  
IES LM9 Electric and  
photometric  
measurements  of 
fluorescent  lamps  • 48  
  
    
IES LM 66 Electrical and  
photometric  
measurements of  
Single -ended  
compacts fluorescent  
lamps  • 
 
 
Table  29: Standards  applicable  to high -pressure  mercury  vapour  lamps  
 
Organization  Reference  Title Measured  parameters  
IEC EN 62035:2000  
Amendment:  
A1:2003  Discharge lamps  
(excluding fluorescent  
lamps) safety  
specifications  • Specific  effective  radiant  UV 
power  
IEC EN 60188:2001  High-pressure  mercury  
vapour lamps - 
Performance  
specifications  • Lamp  luminous  flux 
• Power consumed by the lamp  
(excluding the power dissipated  
by auxiliary equipment  such  as 
ballasts)  
International  
Commission  on 
Illumination  CIE 97-2005  Maintenance of Indoor  
Electric Lighting  
Systems  • Lamp Lumen Maintenance  
Factor  (LLMF)  
• Lamp  Survival  Factor  (LSF)  
CIE 154-2003  Maintenance of  
Outdoor Electric  
Lighting  Systems   
CIE 15-2004  Colourimetry  • Chromaticity  
• Correlated  colour  temperature  
CIE 13.3-1995  Method of Measuring  
and Specifying Colour  
Rendering  Properties  
of Light  Sources  • Colour  rendering  
 
Table 30: Standards applicable to high -pressure vapour lamps  
 
 
Organisation  Reference  Title Measured  parameters  
IEC EN 62035:2014  
Amendment:  
A1:2014  Discharge lamps  
(excluding fluorescent  
lamps) safety  
specifications  • Specific  effective  radiant  UV 
power  
IEC IEC 
60662:2012  High-pressure sodium  
vapour lamps - 
Performance  
specifications  • Power consumed by the lamp  
(excluding the power dissipated  
by auxiliary equipment such as  
ballasts)  
• Lamp Lumen Maintenance  
Factor  (LLMF)  
Note: in the standard LLMF is  
called  “lumen  maintenance”.  
• Lamp Survival Factor (LSF)  
Note: LSF is not explicitly  
mentioned,  only the method  for 
life testing.  LSF is deduced  from 49  
  
   the lumen maintenance curve  
according to Annex C of EN  
60081 (the version referred to in  
the row on double -capped  
fluorescent  lamps).  
International  
Commission  on 
Illumination  
IEC CIE 84-1989  Measurement of  
luminous  flux • Lamp  luminous  flux 
• 
CIE 15-2004  Colourimetry  • Chromaticity  
• Correlated  colour  temperature  
CIE 13.3-1995  Method of Measuring  
and Specifying Colour  
Rendering Properties  
of Light Sources  • Colour  rendering  
 
 
Table  31: Standards  applicable  to metal  halide  lamps  
 
 
Organization  Reference  Title Measured  parameters  
IEC EN 62035:2014  Discharge lamps  
(excluding fluorescent  
lamps)  safety  
specifications  • Specific  effective  radiant  UV 
power  
IEC IEC 61167  
(34A/1326/CDV)  Metal halide lamps - 
Performance  
specifications  • Power consumed by the lamp  
(excluding the power dissipated  
by auxiliary equipment such as  
ballasts)  
• Lamp Lumen Maintenance  
Factor  (LLMF)  
Note: in the standard LLMF is  
called  “lumen  maintenance”.  
• Lamp Survival Factor (LSF)  
Note: LSF is not explicitly  
mentioned, only the method for  
life testing. LSF is deduced from  
the lumen maintenance curve  
according to Annex C of EN  
60081 (the version referred to in  
the row on  double -capped  
fluoresc ent lamps).  
International  
Commission  on 
Illumination  CIE 84-1989  Measurement of  
luminous  flux • Lamp  luminous  flux 
CIE 15-2004  Colourimetry  • Chromaticity  
• Correlated  colour  temperature  
CIE 13.3-1995  Method of Measuring  
and Specifying Colour  
Rendering Properties  
of Light Sources  • Colour  rendering  
 
Table  32: Standards  applicable  to ballasts  
 
Organization  Reference  Title Measured  parameters  
Ballasts for  
fluorescent lamps  
(both  high 
frequency  and CENELEC  EN 50294:1998  
Amendments:  
A1:2001  
A2:2003  • Measurement method of total  
input power of ballast -lamp  
circuits  50  
  
non-high 
frequency)     
 
 
 
Table  33: Standards  applicable  to Luminaires  and LED lamps  not listed  in KWS XXX  
 
Organization  Reference  Title Measured  parameters  
IES LM 80-08 Measurement lumen  
maintenance of LED  
Light  sources  • lumen  maintenance  
• Lamps  survival  factor  
IES TM 28-14 Projecting  Long  term 
Luminous  flux 
maintenance of LED  
lamps  and luminaires  • lumen  maintenance  
• Lamps  survival  factor  
IEC IEC 62717  LED modules for  
general lighting – 
Performance  
requirements  • Power  
• Luminous  flux 
• Displacement  factor  
• CRI, CCT 
• Beam  angle  
• Lumen  maintenance  
• Endurance  
IEC IEC 62722 -1 Luminaire  performance  
– General  
requirements  • Power  
• Luminous  flux 
• CRI, CCT, chromaticity  
coordinates  
• Beam  angle  
• Lumen  maintenance  
• Endurance  
IEC IEC 62722 -2-1 Luminaire  performance  
– Particular  
requirements for LED  
luminaires  • Power  
• Luminous  flux 
• CRI, CCT, chromaticity  
coordinates  
• Beam  angle  
• Lumen  maintenance  
• Endurance  
NEMA  ANSI  C78.377  Electric Lamps — 
Specifications for the  
Chromaticity of Solid - 
state  Lighting  Products  • Chromaticity  51  
 ANNEX  L – Measurement  of the mercury  content  for fluorescent  lamps  
 
L.1 – Default  method  for measurement  
Lamp  samples  shall be prepared  for measurement  according  to IEC62554  “Sample  preparation  for 
measurement  of mercury level in fluorescent lamps”  
The average mercury content has to be measured in accordance with the CV AAS method as  
described  in EN 62321 -4 “Determination  of certain  substances  in electro  technical  products  – Part 
4: Mercury  in polymers,  metals  and electronics  by CV-AAS,  CV-AFS,  ICP-OES  and ICP-MS" 
 
L.2 ‐ Alternative  method  for measurement  of the mercury  content  
The following method is accepted as  an alternative to IEC 62554 and IEC 62321 -4 for the  
measurement  of the mercury content  
 
The applicant shall provide a test report stating that the mercury content has been measured using  
the method described below. The report shall state the average mercury content, calculated by  
analyzing ten lamps, and then deleting the highest and lowest values before calculating the  
arithmetic  mean of the remaining eight values.  
 
The test method for the mercury content is as follows. The arc tube is first separated from its  
plastic surrounds and associated electronics. The associated lead wires are cut as close to the  
glass seal as possible. The arc tube is taken to a fume cupboard and is cut into segments. The  
segments are placed in a suitably sized robust  screw -capped plastic bottle to which is added a 1  
inch diameter porcelain ball and 25 ml of high purity concentrated nitric acid (70 %). The bottle is  
sealed and shaken for a few minutes to reduce the arc tube to fine particle size, the stopper is  
periodi cally loosened to eliminate any possibility of pressure build -up. The contents of the bottle  
are allowed to react for 30 minutes during which time the contents are periodically agitated. The  
contents of the bottle are then filtered through an acid resistan t filter paper and collected in a 100  
ml graduated volumetric flask. Potassium dichromate is then added to the flask so that the final  
concentration is 1000 ppm with respect to chromium. The flask is then made up to volume with  
pure water. Matched standard s are made up on a concentration range up to 200 ppm mercury.  
The solutions are analyzed using flame atomic absorption at a wavelength of 253.7 nm with  
background correction on. From the results obtained and knowledge of the solution volume, the  
original m ercury content of the light bulb can be computed. The competent body may agree  
adaptations to the details of this test method if they are necessary for technical reasons, and these  
shall be applied in a  consistent manner.  52  
 ANNEX  M – Energy  efficiency  for (integrated)  luminaires  
 
M.1 ‐ Types  of luminaires  
Definitions  for the different  types  of luminaires  are presented  in Clause  3 
Luminaires within the scope of this standard (integrated luminaires) are characterized as direct or  
indirect  lighting sources  depending  of the beam  angle of the light  emission.  
 
For information  only,  luminaires  can be identified  per type of use as expressed  in Table  34 
 
Table  34: Use types  for luminaires  (informative)  
 
Terms  Description  Content  
LT_1  General  (artificial)  lighting  Lighting  designed  to provide  an uniform  level of 
illumination  
LT_2  Local  lighting  Lighting  designed  to provide  designed  level of 
illumination over a specific area surrounding  
with lower illumination from spilled light  
source(s)  
LT_3  Accent  lighting  Lighting that calls attention or adds interest to a  
particular object  or unusual  feature  or interest  
of a room. Highlights, emphasizes illumination  
with a strong light from behind in order to  
embrace depth or to separate the  object from  
the background, sidelights is highlights coming  
from the side.  
LT_4  Task  lighting  Lighting designed to provide a strong  
illumination for visually demanding activities. It  
needs to be glare -free. Effective task lighting  
enhances visual clarity and keeps the eyes  
from getting tired.  
LT_5  Ambient  lighting  An ambient source of light that washes the  
room with a glow. It flattens an interior and  
creates  very little shadow.  
LT_6  Aesthetic  lighting  Lighting  as a piece  of art. A neon  sculpture  
would be purely decorative and illustrates  
aesthetic  lighting.  
LT_7  Natural  lighting  Lighting provided without any artificial lighting  
sources  
 
M.2 ‐ Minimum  Efficacy  for luminaires  
The minimum  energy  efficacy  for luminaires  are reported  in Table  35, depending  on the total power  
of the luminaires.  
 
Table  35: Minimum  energy  efficacy  for (MEPS)  Luminaires  
 
Power  of the luminaire  Minimum value for  
efficacy  
Prated  < 15 W ≥ 65 Lumen/Watt  
Prated  ≥ 15 W ≥ 70 Lumen/Watt  53  
  
 
M.3 ‐ Energy  Efficiency  Index  for luminaires  (EEI)  
The energy efficiency for luminaires is calculated as for the EEI for lamps of the same category  
(directional or non -directional) according respectively to Annex C for non -directional luminaires and  
E for directional luminaires, based on illuminance (Lumen) and Power deducted from the Energy  
Efficacy.  
 
For the calculation of the energy efficiency index (EEI) of a model, its corrected (electric) power  
Pcor for any control gear losses is compared with its ref erence power P ref (based on the luminous  
flux emitted).  
The EEI is calculated  as follows  and rounded  to three  decimal  places:  
EEI = Pcor 
Pref 
Pcor is defined  as: 
For models  without  external  control  gear,  Pcor is the rated  power  (Prated). 
 
For models  with external  control  gear Pcor is the rated  power  (Prated) corrected  in accordance  with 
the corrections  factors  listed  below:  
 
The rated power Prated of the lamps/luminaires is measured at their nominal input voltage.  
Correction  factors  presented  in Table  36 apply  to moderated  the electric  power  of the luminaires  
Correction  factor  cumulative  with those  expressed  in annex  C for indirect  lamps  and Annex  E for 
direct  lamps.  
 
Table  36: Correction  factors  applicable  to Power  of the Luminaires  
 
Rated  Power  of the Luminaire  Correction  factor  
P rated  ≤ 6W Pcor = Prated  x 1.17 
6 W < P rated ≤ 15 W  Pcor = Prated  x 1.03 
15 W < P rated  Pcor = Prated  x 0.98 
 
Pref is defined  as: 
 
Pref  is the reference power  obtained  from the useful  luminous  flux of the model (Фuse) by the 
following  formulae:  
 
For models  with Фuse  < 1300  lumen:  Pref  = 0.88√Фuse + 0.04 9 × Фuse 
For models  with Фuse   ≥ 1300  lumen:  Pref  = 0.07 341 × Фuse 
For non-directional  lamps,  the useful  luminous  flux (Фuse) is the total rated  luminous  flux (Ф). 
M.4 ‐ Classification  of Energy  Efficiency  Index  for (integrated)  luminaires  (EEI)  
The energy  efficiency  rating  of luminaires  shall be determined  on the basis  of their energy  
efficiency  index (EEI) as  outlined in  Table 37.  54  
 Table  37: Energy  efficiency  classes  for luminaires  
 
Energy efficiency  
index  (EEI)  Energy efficiency  
class  (Arabic)  Equivalent energy  
efficiency class  
(English)  
EEI ≤ 0.11 أ A 
0.11 < EEI ≤  0.13 ب B 
0.13 < EEI ≤  0.18 ج C 
0.18 < EEI ≤  0.24 د D 
0.24 < EEI ≤  0.50 ھـ E 
0.50 < EEI ≤  0.95 و F 
0.95 < EEI ≤  1.75 ز G 
Note: For labelling purposes, the Arabic letters shall be used. The equivalent  
English  version is  only provided  for informational purposes  55  
 ANNEX  N – Criteria  for market  surveillance  
The enforcer may draw a sample of batch of a minimum of twenty (20) lamps or ten (10) luminaires  
of the same model from the same manufacturer, where possible obtained in equal proportion from  
four randomly selected sources, unless  specified  otherwise in  Table  38. 
The model  shall be considered  to comply  with the requirements  laid down  in this Standard  if: 
• The lamps  in the batch  are accompanied  by the required  and correct  product  information,  
• All parameters  listed  in Table  38 are met. 
 
Table  38: Criteria applying  for market surveillance  
 
Parameter  Procedure  
Energy  
efficiency  index1 Compliance: The Energy Efficiency Index (EEI) value for lamps  
in the scope of this Standard shall be less than or equal to the  
specified values in Tables 2 and 8, when calculated at both  
rated  and average  tested  power  and luminous flux.  
Furthermore, the average EEI of the sample tested should be  
not higher than 10% of the rated EEI, and each lamp in the  
sample should have an EEI value within 10% of the sample’s  
average  EEI. 
For Luminaires the MEPS for Energy Efficacy shall be  
respected  for each  product;  furthermore,  the average  efficacy  
of the sample tested should not be lower 10% of the rated  
efficacy (in Lumen/W), and each luminaire in the sample  
should have an efficacy value within 10% of the sample’s  
average  efficacy.  
Non-compliance:  otherwise  
Lamp survival  
factor at 6000 h  
(for LED lamps  
only)  The test shall end 
• when  the required  number  of hours  is met, or 
• when  more  than two lamps  fail, whichever  occurs  first 
Compliance: a maximum of two out of every 20 lamps in the test  
batch  may fail before  the required number  of hours  
Non-compliance:  otherwise  
Number of  
switching cycles  
before  failure  The test shall end when the required number of switching cycles  
is reached, or when more than one out of every 20 lamps in the  
test batch have reached the end of their life, whichever occurs  
first 
Compliance:  at least  19 of every  20 lamps in  the batch have  no 
failure  after the required  number  of switch ing cycles  is reached  
Non-compliance:  otherwise  
Starting  time Compliance: the average starting time of the lamps in the test  
batch is not higher than the required starting time plus 10 %,  
and no lamp in the sample batch has a starting time longer than  
two times the required starting time  
Non-compliance:  otherwise  
Lamp warm -up 
time to 60 % Φ Compliance: the average warm -up time of the lamps in the test  
batch is not higher than the required warm -up time plus 10%,  
and no lamp in the sample batch has a warm -up time that  
exceeds  the required  warm -up time  multiplied  by 1.5  
 
1 The tolerances for variation indicated above relate only to the verification of the measured  
parameters  by the authorities  and shall not be used  by the supplier  as an allowed  tolerance  on the 
values  in the  technical  documentation to  achieve a more  efficient energy class.  
The declared values shall not be more favorable for the supplier than the values reported in the  
technical  documentation.  56  
  
 Non-compliance:  otherwise  
Premature  
failure  rate The test shall end 
• when  the required  number  of hours  is met, or 
• when  more  than one lamp  fails, whichever occurs  first. 
Compliance:  a maximum  of one out  of every  20 lamps  in the 
test batch fails  before the  required number  of hours  
Non-compliance:  otherwise  
Color rendering  
(Ra) Compliance: the average Ra of the lamps in the test batch is  
not lower than three points below the required value, and no  
lamp in the test batch has a Ra value that is more than 3,9  
points  below  the required value  
Non-compliance:  otherwise  
Lumen  
maintenance at  
end of life and  
rated lifetime (for  
LED lamps  only)  For these purposes, ‘end of life’ shall mean the point in time  
when only 50 % of the lamps are projected to survive or when  
the average lumen maintenance of the batch is projected to fall  
below  70 %,  whichever is projected  to occur first  
Compliance: the lumen maintenance at end of life and the  
lifetime values obtained by extrapolation from the lamp survival  
factor and from  the average lumen maintenance of the lamps in  
the test batch at 6000 h are not lower than respectively the  
lumen maintenance  and the rated  lifetime values  declared  in 
the product information minus 10 %  
Non-compliance:  otherwise  
Equivalence  
claims for retrofit  
lamps according  
to Annex G  If only the equivalence claim is verified for compliance, it is  
sufficient to test 10 lamps, where possible obtained  
approximately  in equal  proportion  from four randomly  selected  
sources  
Compliance: the average results of the lamps in the test batch  
do not vary from the limit, threshold or declared values by more  
than 10 %  
Non-compliance:  otherwise  
Beam  angle  Compliance: the average results of the lamps in the test batch  
do not vary from the declared beam angle by more than 25 %  
and the beam angle value of each individual lamp in the test  
batch  does  not deviate  by more than  25 % of the rated value  
Non-compliance:  otherwise  
Peak  intensity  Compliance:  the peak  intensity  of each  individual  lamp  in the 
test batch is not less than 75 % of the rated intensity of the  
model  
Non-compliance:  otherwise  
Other  
parameters  Compliance: the average results of the lamps in the test batch  
do not vary from the limit, threshold or declared values by more  
than 10 %.  
Non-compliance:  otherwise  
 
If a model within the registered family of product fails, the registration of all models under the same  
family  of product will be  automatically  canceled.  57  
 ANNEX  O – Registration  form  
 
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION OR RENEWAL OF REGISTRATION OF LIGHTING  
PRODUCTS  FOR  ENERGY  EFFICIENCY  LABEL  USING  PAI PORTAL  
 
 
 
1. Applicant  is requested  to fill a form  (Application  Form ) to register  the lighting  products,  using PAI portal . 
2. The application will be evaluated by a selected  notified body and forwarded to PAI engineer for final approval . 
3. Portal  generates  a certificate  with  a barcode . 
4. Applicant can generate the label using the registration portal.   58  
  
 
Section1:  Application  Form
 
Field  Name  Field  Type  Data  type  Mandatory /  
Optional  Descriptions  
Application  Number  Auto‐generated  Alphanumeric  Mandatory  E.g. E01111/2015  
Reference  standard  Auto‐generated  KWS  xxxxxxxx  Mandatory   
Name  of applicant  Text  Field  Alphanumeric  Mandatory  E.g. Name  
Business  address  Text  Field  Alphanumeric  Mandatory  E.g. Kuwait  
P.O Box Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory  E.g. 111111  
Post  code  Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory  E.g. 111111  
Contact  person  Text  Field  Alphanumeric  Mandatory  E.g. Name  
Position/Title  Text  Field  Alphanumeric  Mandatory  E.g. Manager  
Telephone  Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory  E.g. (965) 55 555 5555  
Fax Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory  E.g. (965) 55 555 5555  
Email  Text  Field  Alphanumeric  Mandatory  E.g. 
name@example.com  
 
 
Section2:  
 
Field  Name  Field  Type  Data  type  Mandatory  / Optional  Descriptions  
Name  of manufacturer  
Company  as appear  in 
Certificate  Text  Field  Alphanumeric  Mandatory  E.g. KWS  
Manuf.  
Brand  Name  Dropdown  
& Text  field  Alphanumeric  Mandatory  If not in DD,  
then user  
can add  
Arabic and  
English  
Brand  Name  
Family  group  Text  Field  Alphanumeric  Mandatory  Allow text,  
number  and 
signs  
Model Number covered  
by the family  Text  Field  Alphanumeric  Mandatory  Allow text,  
number and  
signs  
Recommend  
ed: use IEC  
61231 for  
designing  
model  
number  
Year  model(s)  first 
manufactured  Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory  Only  4 digits  
as YYYY  
Year  model(s)  first 
imported  Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory  Only  4 digits  
as YYYY  
Lighting  Type  Dropdown  • Directional  
• Non‐directional  Mandatory   
Technology  Dropdown  • CFLni    59  
  
  • LFL 
• Fluorescent  
(other)  
• LED other than  
Part I 
• Metal  halide  
• High Pressure  
sodium  
• Mercury  vapor  Mandatory   
Control  Gear  Dropdown  • Internal  
• External  
• None  Mandatory   
Luminaires  Dropdown  • Use type  Mandatory  Text  
Type  of cap Text  Field  Alphanumeric  Mandatory  E.g. Type  
Lamp  dimensions  (mm)  Text  Field  Alphanumeric  Mandatory  E.g. High  
222,  width  
333 
Nominal  voltage  (V) Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory  Allow (12‐ 
250)  no 
decimals.  
Rated  frequency  (Hz) Text  Field  60 or 50/60  Mandatory  Uneditable  
Rated  Efficiency  Text  filed  Alphanumeric  Mandatory  or auto‐  
calculated  allow  0‐100  
Nominal  power  (W) Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory  Allow (1‐  
99,999)  no 
decimals.  
Lifetime  (h) Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory  Allow (1‐  
99,999)  no 
decimals.  
Rated  luminous  flux 
(lm) Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory  Allow (1‐  
12000)  with  
3 decimals.  
Color  temperature  (K) Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory  Allow (1‐  
99999)  with  
3 decimals.  
Beam  angle  Text  fields  Numeric  Mandatory  Degrees  
 
 
 
Section3  (when  applicable)  
 
Field  Name  Field  Type  Data  type  Mandatory  
/ Optional  Descriptions  
Test  Laboratory  Location  Dropdown  Alphanumeric  Mandatory  E.g. Kuwait  
Laboratory  Dropdown  Alphanumeric  Mandatory  E.g. PAI Lab 
Report  date  Date  Numeric  Mandatory  DD/MM/YYYY  
Corrected  power  Pcor  
(W) Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory  Allow  (1‐99,999)  with  3 
decimals.  
Useful  luminous  flux Φuse 
(lm) Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory  Allow  (60‐12,500)  with  
3 decimals.  60  
  
Reference  power  Pref (W) Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory  Allow  (1‐99,999)  with  3 
decimals.  
Lamp  survival  factor  at 
6000h  (%) Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory  Allow  (0‐100)  with  3 
decimals.  
Lumen  maintenance  at 
2000h  (%) Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory  Allow  (0‐100)  with  3 
decimals.  
Lumen  maintenance  at 
6000h  (%) Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory  Allow  (0‐100)  with  3 
decimals.  
Number  of switching  
cycles  before  failure  Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory  Allow  (1‐999,999).  
Starting  time(s)  Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory   
Lamp  warm‐up  time  to 
60 % total rated  
luminous  flux Φ (s) Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory   
Premature  failure  rate at 
xxxxh  (%) Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory   
Lamp  displacement  
factor  Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory   
Color  rendering  index  (%) Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory   
Efficacy  (lm/W)  Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory   
Efficiency  Text  Field  Numeric   Allow  2 decimals  at 
least  
Annual  energy  
consumption  (kWh/yr)  Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory   
Energy  Efficiency  Index  
(EEI)  Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory   
UVA+UVB  radiation  
(mW/klm)  Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory   
UVC  radiation  (mW/klm)  Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory   
Mercury  content  (mg)  Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory  Allow  (0‐100)  with  3 
decimals.  Concentration  value  by 
weight  of Lead  (%) Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory  
Concentration  value  by 
weight  of Cadmium  (%) Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory  
Concentration  value  by 
weight  of Hexavalent  
Chromium (%)  Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory  
Concentration  value  by 
weight  of 
Polybrominated  
Biphenyls (%)  Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory  
Concentration  value  by 
weight of  
Polybrominated  
Diphenyl  ether  (%) Text  Field  Numeric  Mandatory  
 
Section4:  
 
 
Field  Name  Field  Type  Data  type  Mandatory /  
Optional  Descriptions  
Test  Report  (1) Upload  
Field  File (.PDF)  Mandatory  Only  allow  PDF with  max  5Mb  61  
  
 Declaration  Attachment  Upload  
Field  File (.PDF)  Optional  Only  allow  PDF with  max  5Mb  
Other  Attachment  Upload  
Field  File (.PDF)  Optional  Only  allow  PDF with  max  5Mb  
Image  Upload  
Field  File (.jpg)  Mandatory  Only  allow  JPG with  max  
0.5Mb  
Name  Plate  Upload  
Field  File (.jpg)  Mandatory  Only  allow  JPG with  max  
0.5Mb  
(1) Note:  test report  can be separated  in different  attachments  according  to the different  category  of test 
required:  energy  efficiency,  functionality,  long  term  performances,  hazardous  content  and mercury  
content  as necessary.