Energy label on refrigeration equipment The energy label provides key information about refrigeration appliances such as refrigerators and chest freezers, enabling consumers to make an informed choice. It contains data on the energy class, from A (the most energy efficient) to G (the least efficient), which directly affects the energy consumption and operating costs of the device. In addition, the label provides information about the capacity of the device, annual electricity consumption and noise level. The label also contains information about the climate classes of the refrigeration equipment, such as climate class 3 (temperate), climate class 4 (temperate), climate class 5 (extended moderate) and climate class 7 (tropical), which indicates the temperature range in which the appliance can work effectively. This is important because appropriate adjustment of the climate class to the conditions in which the device will be used guarantees its optimal operation and long life. Reading the energy label allows you not only to understand the performance parameters of refrigerators, but also to assess their energy efficiency and environmental impact. Thanks to this, consumers can choose a device that not only meets their expectations in terms of functionality, but is also economical to use and environmentally friendly. By choosing equipment with a high energy class, we contribute to reducing CO2 emissions and saving on energy bills. --s 50 --niji 5