The Ecodesign 2022 Directive

Ecodesign 2022 directive

The Ecodesign 2022 Directive :

What does it imply for our planet?

And for you?

Reduced consumptions and greater savings!

CE Certification

The CE marking has been ensuring for many years that the products available on the market are of good quality and do not present any risks for the users (normal use). The Ecodesign 2022 label completes this certification and aims at improving the life of European consumers.

Sûti performances:

What is the Ecodesign 2022 Directive?

The European Ecodesign 2022 directive aims to support the design of products that combine energy efficiency and rational use of resources in order to better respect the environment.

Consequently, this directive must be applied in all European Union countries as well as in the countries of the European Economic Area (EEA).

Thus, Ecodesign 2022 imposes an energy label on each appliance in order to help consumers more effectively when they wish to compare several pieces of equipment.

Therefore, from 2022 onwards, the energy label already in place will be supplemented by the mention and labelling of environmental performance. To this end, the quantity of polluting substances emitted during combustion will be taken into account.

From 1 January 2022, all heating systems, whether wood-fired or individual, will have to have this label in order to be placed on the European market.

Sûti’s commitment:

- All our stoves already comply with the ECODESIGN 2022 directive.

Information you find on the label

Current label:

Product information: name, brand name, trade reference
Energy efficiency class: an indication positions the product on a scale from A++ (highest rating) to G (lowest rating)
Power of the appliance: its direct thermal power in kilowatts and its indirect power for stoves offering domestic hot water production (DHW)
Main ecological data: CO2 and fine particle emissions.

When the environmental label is applied, the following information will also be visible:

Energy efficiency taking into account environmental impacts and the variation in energy consumption according to the period of use.
Energy efficiency expressed as a percentage of fuel used.
Additional ecological data: the quantity of potentially dangerous pollutants such as carbon monoxide (CO), gaseous organic compounds (OGC), nitrogen oxide (NOx), particulate matter (PM) emissions, etc.