Recently, the Mexican Ministry of Energy issued a mandatory technical regulation NOM-030-ENER-2012 to establish new minimum energy efficiency standards, test procedures, sampling, conformity assessment and labeling requirements for light-emitting diode (LED) bulbs for general lighting applications.
The standard will require A, BT, P, PS and T types of integrated omni-directional LED bulbs and undeclared LED bulbs to meet the minimum illumination intensity of 50 lm/W to 55 lm/W (the minimum initial illumination intensity proposed by the Department of Energy is 50 lm). /W to 60lm/W); integrated omni-directional LED bulbs of type BA, C, CA, F and G must meet a minimum illumination intensity of 40 lm/W; directional LEDs for AR11, BR, ER, MR, PAR and R types The bulb, if the bulb diameter is not more than 6.35 cm, must meet the minimum illumination intensity of 40 lm / W, the minimum illumination intensity of the bulb with a diameter of more than 6.35 cm is 45 lm / W.
This standard requires that the total Luminous flux measurement of the directional and integrated omnidirectional LED bulbs be no less than 90% of the standard value on the product marking. The lamp with a service life of not less than 15,000 hours has a minimum luminous flux of 83.2%, and the service life of the lamp with a service life of 50,000 hours or more is 95.8%. In addition, LED bulbs must meet the relevant color temperature values ​​of 2700 to 6500 and should also comply with many other regulations and test procedures, including temperature tolerance testing and opening and closing tests.
In addition, the standard requires LED bulbs to indicate the product name, brand, vendor information, or certain electronic information (such as regular input voltage, frequency, power, and current), as well as the date or code that determines the date of manufacture. The package must include information such as the country of origin, the name and address of the domestic manufacturer or importer, certain electronic specifications, the type of lamp, and the spatial distribution of the light source.
The standard will require A, BT, P, PS and T types of integrated omni-directional LED bulbs and undeclared LED bulbs to meet the minimum illumination intensity of 50 lm/W to 55 lm/W (the minimum initial illumination intensity proposed by the Department of Energy is 50 lm). /W to 60lm/W); integrated omni-directional LED bulbs of type BA, C, CA, F and G must meet a minimum illumination intensity of 40 lm/W; directional LEDs for AR11, BR, ER, MR, PAR and R types The bulb, if the bulb diameter is not more than 6.35 cm, must meet the minimum illumination intensity of 40 lm / W, the minimum illumination intensity of the bulb with a diameter of more than 6.35 cm is 45 lm / W.
This standard requires that the total Luminous flux measurement of the directional and integrated omnidirectional LED bulbs be no less than 90% of the standard value on the product marking. The lamp with a service life of not less than 15,000 hours has a minimum luminous flux of 83.2%, and the service life of the lamp with a service life of 50,000 hours or more is 95.8%. In addition, LED bulbs must meet the relevant color temperature values ​​of 2700 to 6500 and should also comply with many other regulations and test procedures, including temperature tolerance testing and opening and closing tests.
In addition, the standard requires LED bulbs to indicate the product name, brand, vendor information, or certain electronic information (such as regular input voltage, frequency, power, and current), as well as the date or code that determines the date of manufacture. The package must include information such as the country of origin, the name and address of the domestic manufacturer or importer, certain electronic specifications, the type of lamp, and the spatial distribution of the light source.
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