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Tuesday, December 10, 2019/Categories: Public Policy
The requirements for JA-8 high-efficacy remain largely unchanged. However, there are some items worth noting.
Products certified under the 2019 Title 24 standards must be labeled with the updated “JA8-2019” marking
Existing products certified under the 2016 Standards with the “JA8-2016” marking may be used for compliance under the 2019 standards These products do not need to be retested or relisted in the CEC’s Modernized Appliance Efficiency Database System
Step and path lights are not required to be high-efficacy light sources or controlled by occupancy sensor if they are rated at 5W or less and emit 150lm or less
CEC is already working on developing the 2022 Standard. ALA will monitor its development to ensure changes to the residential lighting portion remain palatable to industry.
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