Legal Notice

What the app is responsible for, what stays with you, and where the data comes from.

This documentation is not legal advice

This documentation summarizes the EU Energy Labeling Regulation in plain language to help you set up the app. The binding texts are Regulation (EU) 2017/1369 and the product-specific delegated regulations; their interpretation belongs to national market surveillance authorities and, ultimately, the European Court of Justice. When in doubt, consult the regulations or qualified legal counsel.

Compliance responsibility

Under Regulation (EU) 2017/1369, the obligation to display energy labels and product information sheets correctly rests with the dealer — you, the merchant. EU Energy Label is a tool that implements the display patterns the regulations describe; installing it does not by itself discharge that obligation. Where covered products appear across your store, and how badges are placed and styled, remains under your control and your responsibility.

The accuracy of the displayed data — energy classes, labels, and product information sheets — is the responsibility of the supplier who registered the product in EPREL. As a dealer, you are not required to verify the content of the product information sheet.

In Manual mode, the energy class, label image, and product sheet are provided by you, and their correctness is your responsibility.

EPREL data

European Commission services in charge of the Energy labelling product registry (EPREL) hold all rights, titles and interests in and to the API and/or data, including any copyrights. The energy labels, energy class badges, product information sheets and associated data are provided on an “as is” basis with no guarantees of completeness, accuracy, usefulness or timeliness.