I just received final drafts of revised Eco-design regulation 624/2009 and 1062/2010 dated 11/03/2019 for TVs which is under the final 2-month consultation before published to OJ. Surprisingly, the computer monitors are included in the scope of these TV regulations. I read the 624/2009 regulation again and discovered that computer monitors are not included in these TV regulations. That is to say computer monitors are not controlled in energy saving regulations until the new regulations become in force. It is new to me and notice energy star logo is commonly on computer monitors. How come doesn’t EU control this type of products in this area (the usage period is similar to TVs)? Can someone confirm if it is the case.
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