> In delegated regulation with regard to energy labelling, there are > verification tolerances for market surveillance. I have learnt that there is > a new interpretation discussed in EU countries recently that the > manufacturer/importers cannot use the tolerances in the measurement to support > the declared values. The measured values must fall into the range of declared > rating without the use of tolerances. Have anyone learnt about that and any > detail why the tolerances are solely used by market surveillance? > > Thanks and regards, > > Scott
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