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# Finding EPREL numbers

Three ways to locate the EPREL registration number for any covered product.

Every energy badge starts with the product's **EPREL registration number** — the ID under which your supplier registered the model in the European Product Registry for Energy Labelling. There are three ways to find it:

1. **Ask your supplier or manufacturer.** They are legally required to communicate the EPREL registration number to you, and to provide the energy label or product information sheet within five working days of your request.
2. **Scan the QR code** on the product's printed or digital energy label — it links straight to the model's page in EPREL, where the number appears as gray digits in the breadcrumb.
3. **Search the** [EPREL public database](https://eprel.ec.europa.eu/screen/home) by brand and model identifier. The number appears the same way — gray digits in the breadcrumbs on the model's page.

{% hint style="info" %}
If a covered product isn't registered in EPREL at all, contact the supplier — registering it is their legal obligation. For older products that predate EPREL, see [Manual mode for legacy products](/docs/energy-label/special-cases/manual-mode-for-legacy-products.md).
{% endhint %}

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Got the numbers? Assign the first one in the [Setup guide](/docs/energy-label/getting-started/setup-guide.md), or fill your whole catalog at once with [Bulk assignment](/docs/energy-label/displaying-energy-labels/bulk-assignment.md).


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