Appliances - 11/22/2004 - Home Interior Kitchen Appliances
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Home appliances - water heaters, washers, dryers, lighting, and host of other devices that use energy and water - are being redesigned to consume less. Some appliances look and operate in familiar ways, but some look and operate much different from the tried and true. Both provide large energy or water saving benefits. Look below for up-to-date information on the progress of new appliance technology.
Energy Efficiency Standards for Residential Appliances A Reference Brief from the Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Clearinghouse (EREC). A list of residential appliances and associated standards and the date(s) they went or will go into effect. Only standards for products that are likely to be used in a home are listed here.
Appliances & Lighting This fact sheet is one in a series intended to inform homeowners about the opportunities, options, and benefits associated with making energy efficiency improvements during home remodeling projects.
Kitchen Recycling Center Graduate PATH Technology offering benefits of: Environmental Performance. Currently incorporated in a PATH Field Evaluation or Demonstration.
High-Efficiency Refrigerators Mature PATH Technology offering benefits of: Energy Efficiency. Currently incorporated in a PATH Field Evaluation or Demonstration.
Directory of Accessible Building Products - 2004 The 2004 Directory of Accessible Building Products is the one-stop resource for anyone trying to fill a need for enhanced accessibility in a residence. Many manufacturers are featured in the following categories: kitchen and laundry; bathroom; doors, windows, and assistive hardware; climate control; home automation; plumbing systems; flooring; ramps and handrails; stair lifts and elevators; and accessible house plans.
High Efficiency Air Conditioners without HCFC Emerging PATH Technology offering benefits of: Environmental Performance. Currently incorporated in a PATH Field Evaluation or Demonstration.
The Rehab Guide, Volume 6: Kitchens & Baths - pdf 654 kb This guidebook from HUD informs builders, architects, engineers, and other housing rehabilitation professionals about innovations and state-of-the-art practices regarding kitchens and bathrooms.
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The Most Energy-Efficient Appliances Shopping for new appliances? You can have key energy efficiency information at your fingertips with the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy's (ACEEE) listing of products and manufacturers.
Appliance Ratings from Consumer Reports Want to know which side-by-side refrigerator performs best? How about which washing machine does a big load fastest? You'll find all that and more at Consumer Reports.org.
Appliance.com Your home appliance information source. At APPLIANCE.COM, our intent is to offer you some of the information you need to make informed, intelligent buying decisions.
Energy OutletTM: Home Appliances A builder or home owner can search this site for a list of the most energy efficient appliances on the market. Suggestions for important questions to ask when shopping for a major appliance are also offered.
Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association GAMA is a national trade association whose members manufacture gas appliances, components and related products used in connection with space heating, water heating and commercial food service. Find publications, press releases, and more.
National Kitchen and Bath Association (NKBA) The National Kitchen & Bath Association is a non-profit trade association that has educated and led the kitchen and bath industry for more than 35 years. Information for consumers and industry professionals.
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission CPSC is an Independent Federal Regulatory Agency, working to save lives and keep families safe by developing voluntary standards with industry, listing product recalls, conducting research on potential product hazards, & informing and educating consumers
Underwriters Laboratory, Inc. Underwriters Laboratories Inc. (UL) is an independent, not-for-profit product safety testing and certification organization. Look up standards, certifications, and more about product safety.
Why Buy Energy Efficient Appliances? The U.S. Department of Energy Office of Codes and Standards regulates the efficiency of many residential appliances to make sure American consumers get a minimum practical energy efficiency for each appliance they buy. This web site provides information on how energy efficient appliances can save you money and help protect our environment.
ENERGY STAR Commercial Solid Door Refrigerators & Freezers : ENERGY STAR Abstract: Go Appliances Clothes Washers Dehumidifiers Dishwashers Refrigerators Room AC Heating & Cooling Home Electronics Lighting Office Equipment Purchasing & Procurement Interested in Partnering? For Manufacturers & Retailers Specifications in Development Home > Products > Appliances... www.energystar.gov
UL | Gas, Oil and Solid Fuel Appliances and Equipment Abstract: With over sixty years of combustion certification experience, UL has the experience and resources to meet all of your gas, oil and solid fuel appliance certification needs. Testing to UL Standards, ANSI Z21 and Z83 series gas-fired appliance standards, Canadian requirements, or IEC standards for the U.S., Canada or other countries, we can get your products certified in a quick and cost-effective... www.ul.com
Energy Outlet™: Home Appliances Abstract: Home Appliances Power Quality Today's sensitive electronic equipment needs protection from everyday variations in power quality as well as catastrophic events, such as lightning strikes. Get the details on protecting your appliances and household electronics. The Most... www.energyoutlet.com
Sourcebook Energy Efficient Appliances Abstract: The primary appliances that will be discussed are refrigerators, dishwashers, and clotheswashers. Water heaters are discussed in the Gas Water Heater/Combination Heater Section. Dishwashers are often provided by builders in new homes; refrigerators and washers are usually supplied by the... www.greenbuilder.com
Energy-efficient appliances Abstract: Washing machines and other household devices are being redesigned for greater efficiency, so consumers can begin to think green as they keep clean. By Steven Ashley, Associate Editor Home-appliance buyers have always looked... www.memagazine.org
NREL: High Performance Buildings Research - Energy-Efficient Appliances Abstract: Energy-Efficient Appliances Savings, Cost, Life-Cycle, History, and Barriers Although efficiency appliances tend to cost more to purchase the added cost is rapidly offset by energy savings. Residential appliances alone save consumers $1.9 billion annually, and ultimately will save... www.nrel.gov
