Is this energy star qualified or compliant?
1351952
I have no Complaint about the refridg it is the Stove where the problem lies.
1351953
No, this fridge is not Energy Star qualified. Estimated yearly operating cost is $35.00.
1625249
No, it is just US standards. You would need a minimum 1250 watt transformer to use it in Europe.
416278
Yes. Its got a big Energy Star Sticker and I've noticed a decrease in my electrical bill in the 9 months its been operational.
223472
I found no documentation whether the Duo-Corp 32 x 14 Basement Window, 3214 SLID is Energy Star Rated or not. I suspect you
1768769
Yes, It need grid potential to operate. During utility power outages you solar system is nonoperational.
2085177
This unit is Energy Star certified, whereas the earlier one wasn't. The EPA has set limits on the amount of energy required to create 1 BTU of cooling. This unit meets those limits, the earlier one apparently didn't
31963
I don't see an Energy Star label on the carton or in the manual, but rated power consumption is only 60 watts.
223473
I did not find any Energy Star rating on the unit when I received it nor during installation. If you're wondering if you can write it on your taxes...I would. If you're asking if it has 'low-e' gas, the answer is 'Who Cares'. Low-E is a gimmick at best. How long does it take a gas to escape any non-NASA enclosure?........minutes.
1453123
Does have the energy star rating emblem on control panel. Don't know anything more on that. Ours is used on enclosed patio and is set at 70 during the day. Has remote. It seems to maintain that temp and is accurate.
1090777
Plugs into a standard outlet, but no energy star sticker. I haven't noticed an increase in the power bill.
1900627
http://www.mag1.com/SpecSheet.ashx?id=a909e4e3-5980-4e25-a9e8-30f0b7f2dd73Toyota WS - "Suitable for use"Many companies don't want to go to the expense of getting an approval from the transmission manufacturer which apparently can be very costly. Hence, the term "suitable for use" instead of approved. It's up to you whether you want to accept the Mag1 specifications.I'd like to add that Warren Oil (the parent company of Mag1) is a supporter of The Petroleum Quality Institute of America (http://www.pqiamerica.com). They do 3rd party testing of lubricants and is a very good source of information in my opinion. http://www.mag1.com/SpecSheet.ashx?id=a909e4e3-5980-4e25-a9e8-30f0b7f2dd73Toyota WS - "Suitable for use"Many companies don't want to go to the expense of getting an approval from the transmission manufacturer which apparently can be very costly. Hence, the term "suitable for use" instead of approved. It's up to you whether you want to accept the Mag1 specifications.I'd like to add that Warren Oil (the parent company of Mag1) is a supporter of The Petroleum Quality Institute of America (http://www.pqiamerica.com). They do 3rd party... » Read More http://www.mag1.com/SpecSheet.ashx?id=a909e4e3-5980-4e25-a9e8-30f0b7f2dd73Toyota WS - "Suitable for use"Many companies don't want to go to the expense of getting an approval from the transmission manufacturer which apparently can be very costly. Hence, the term "suitable for use" instead of approved. It's up to you whether you want to accept the Mag1 specifications.I'd like to add that Warren Oil (the parent company of Mag1) is a supporter of The Petroleum Quality Institute of America (http://www.pqiamerica.com). They do 3rd party testing of lubricants and is a very good source of information in my opinion. « Show Less
165749
After looking on several sites that also sell this product it states that is is not energy star compliant. But my energy bill has not changed since we bought it. It's an awesome product. We went from a small 2 bedroom to a half double and with a newborn it saved a lot of trips up and down the stairs in the middle of the night.
1331558
Contacted Lasko for the answer. It seem's that fans do not have to be energy star rated; micro's, stoves, refrigerator's etc have to be energy star rated. The young lady I talked to said the fan would use wattage that would be similar to a 100 watt light bulb. Hope this helps.
1823817
All the writing on it is in Chinese, so I assume it does not have a US U.L. approval. I have used it now daily for over 2 years and it still works perfectly. One more FYI it does have "500W" in the writing, so I assume that it is designed for up to 500 Watts of power. I use it for much less so I can't say I have tested it that high, but it might be good to know that as well.
1732266
I did a web search on the model number, and at a site elsewhere, it was listed as "Energy Star Compliant", and a second site (a wholesale site) listed the watts as 320.
387535
It should but be certain the total wattage does not exceed the maximum specified for the unit.
2144891
I am not sure whether it is or it's not. My contractor recommended it to me. She spoke highly of it. She got one herself. It works pretty well so far.