MEPS for LED lighting efficiency and performance

MINIMUM ENERGY
PERFORMANCE
STANDARDS (MEPS)
LED BULBS, LED TUBE LIGHTS, LED DOWNLIGHTS, AND LED
STREET LIGHTS
NATIONAL ENERGY EFFICIENCY & CONSERVATION AUTHORITY

SECTOR G-5/2 ISLAMABAD
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MEPS for LED Lighting
MEPS FOR LED BULBS, LED TUBE LIGHTS, LED DOWNLIGHTS,

AND LED STREET LIGHTS
Contents
1. Scope ......................................................................................................................... 2
1.1. General ............................................................................................................... 2
2. Terms and Definitions................................................................................................. 2
3. Performance Criteria: ................................................................................................. 3
4. MEPS Requirements .................................................................................................. 4
4.1. Minimum Efficiency/Efficacy Level ....................................................................... 4
4.2. Standby Power. ................................................................................................... 4
4.3. Luminous Flux Maintenance & Early Failure Rate ............................................... 4
4.4. Early Failure Rate................................................................................................ 5
4.5. Minimum Lifetime ................................................................................................ 5
4.6. Color Rendering Index......................................................................................... 5
4.7. Correlated Color Temperature (CCT) .................................................................. 5
4.8. Chromaticity Tolerance:....................................................................................... 6
4.9. Operational Voltage Range ................................................................................. 6
4.10. Compatibility .................................................................................................... 6
4.11. Power Factor ................................................................................................... 6
4.12. Flicker .............................................................................................................. 6
4.13. Photobiological Risk Group .............................................................................. 7
4.14. Warranty .......................................................................................................... 7
5. Testing Standards ...................................................................................................... 8
6. Registration of Products & Energy Labels .................................................................. 9
6.1. Scheme Starting TIme ......................................................................................... 9
6.2. Outline of Registration Scheme ........................................................................... 9
6.3. Vendor Registration ........................................................................................... 10
6.4. Product Registration .......................................................................................... 10
6.5. Criteria for Grant of Energy Label: ..................................................................... 11
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1. Scope
1.1. General
This Pakistan Standard specifies the Minimum Energy Performance Standard (MEPS)
and Labelling requirements for LED lights that can be connected to main power. Such
LED Lights that are normally used in households & buildings for general lighting
purposes and street lighting are included within the scope. This standard applies to the
following products:
a) LED Bulbs
b) LED Tubular Lights
c) LED Downlights
d) LED Street lights
These are the minimum performance requirements and under no circumstances

absolve the products from fulfilling requirements of other PS and applicable standards.
2. Terms and Definitions

For the purpose of this document, the terms and definitions given in PS:IEC 62504 and
PS:IEC 60050-845, as well as the following apply:
Test voltage, current or power:

Input voltage, current or power at which tests are carried out.
Efficacy:
Efficacy (lm/W) is the amount of light emitted measured in lumens (lm) by a lamp for
each watt (W) of power consumed.
Luminous flux maintenance factor:

Lumen maintenance factor
Unit: %
Ratio, expressed as a percentage x, of the luminous flux emitted by the light source at a
given time in its life to its initial luminous flux emitted.
Maintained value:
Photometric and electrical characteristics at an operational time under standard test
conditions, including stabilization time.
Displacement factor/power factor:
Expressed by cos 1, where 1 is the phase angle between the fundamental of
the mains supply voltage and the fundamental of the mains current
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3. Performance Criteria:
The performance of the applicable LED lights shall be gauged under the following
criteria and shall be determined in accordance with the relevant standards.
Table 1 MEPS Criteria
Sr. Criteria
Energy Efficiency
1 Minimum efficiency level (depending on the flux)
2 Maximum Standby Power
Durability
3 Luminous flux maintenance
4 Early failure rate (maximum)
5 Minimum rated lamp lifetime
Color
6 Color rendering index (CRI)
7 Correlated Color Temperature (CCT)
8 Chromaticity tolerance
Operation
9 Operational Voltage Range
Compatibility with existing fixtures and ballasts

10
(For retrofit LED tubes only)
11 Fundamental Power factor also called displacement power factor
Health
12 Flicker effect (For LED source directly connected to the mains supply)
13 Photobiological risk group (blue light and UV hazard)
Environment
14 Warranty duration
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4. MEPS Requirements
The minimum performance standards requirements are deliberated in this section.
4.1. Minimum Efficiency/Efficacy Level

Efficacy of lighting products is measured in lumens/watt. Lumens being the unit of Flux
(Φ), the unit to measure output light of the product.
Table 2 MEPS Efficacy Requirement for Bulbs & Down Lights w.r.t Flux
Flux Level LED Bulbs LED Down Light
60 ≤ Φ < 600 80 lumens/watt 70 lumens/watt
600 ≤ Φ < 1200 90 lumens/watt 75 lumens/watt
1200 ≤ Φ ≤ 3300 100 lumens/watt 80 lumens/watt
Table 3 MEPS Efficacy Requirement for Tubular Lights

Minimum Lumen
LED Tubes Size Efficacy
Output
2 feet (600mm) Output ≥ 1,000 lumens 106 lumens/watt (directly on mains)
or 100 lm/w for retrofit
Table 4 MEPS Efficacy Requirement for Outdoor Luminaire
Luminaire Wattage Efficacy
W ≤90 Watts 100 lumens/watt
W > 90 Watts 120 lumens/watt
4.2. Standby Power.

This criterion applies to lamps/lights when the lamp is not emitting light, however the
power is still connected as the lamp switches to a standby mode waiting for a signal
from the end-user to switch-on again.
The value proposed is: a maximum standby power of 0.5 watt.
4.3. Luminous Flux Maintenance & Early Failure Rate

Lumen maintenance factor (LMF or L) as light output remaining after a certain time.
This is an important parameter for the lifetime of a light source. When the light source
has lost more than 30% of its light output, it is considered that the lamp has reached its
end of life. All lights covered under this standard must comply with LMF of 70% of
initial acceptable lumen output at the minimum rated lifetime.
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4.4. Early Failure Rate

Lumen output shall not be less than 70% of the initial lumen output value with the
failure rate not be more than 5% of the sample population after minimum 1,000 hours
of operation.
4.5. Minimum Lifetime

Life time of LED lamp is defined as the total time for which a lamp has been operated
before it becomes useless or is considered to be so according to specified criteria.
Lamp life is usually expressed in hours and as an average time at which point, half of
the lamps concerned are expected to have failed or become useless according to
specified criteria.
This document specifies the criteria for determining the useful life of the LED lamps
under section 5.3. The minimum operating time required for each type of LED lamp is
provided in the document below.
Table 5 Minimum Rated Lifetime
Period LED Bulb LED Tubes Downlight Street Lights
Till June 2021 8,000 hours 10,000 hours 10,000 hours 15,000 hours
July 2021 onwards To be revised To be revised To be revised To be revised
4.6. Color Rendering Index

Color Rendering Index (CRI) limits for all LED lamps must not be less than 80. For
street lighting, the CRI of 70 or above is considered to be sufficient.
4.7. Correlated Color Temperature (CCT)

Considering the possible negative effects of high CCT on health including blue light
hazard, the CCT should ultimately be limited to 5,000 Kelvin for all light sources and
applications. The maximum limits for CCT for all LED Lamps covered under this
document are as under:
Table 6 CCT Requirement.
Period Maximum Correlated Color Temperature

(CCT)
Till June 2021 Maximum 6,500 Kelvin
July 2021 onwards Maximum 6,000 Kelvin
For preferred values within the range specified in the table above, refer to PS
5252/2018.
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4.8. Chromaticity Tolerance:

This criterion specifies the deviation allowed in light’s correlated color temperature. For
all LED light sources, a deviation of +/- 300 Kelvin is allowed.
4.9. Operational Voltage Range

The LED bulbs, tubes, down lights, and street lights should be able to operate for an
input voltage range from 160 Volt AC to 250 Volt AC.
4.10. Compatibility
This criterion is specifically for LED Tubular lamps.
All LED tubular lamps should be compatible with fluorescent tube light fixtures of the
following sizes:
 Two feet (2 feet or 600mm)

 Four feet (4 feet or 1200mm)
 Five feet (5 feet of 1500mm)
The LED tubular lamps should be able to operate on existing magnetic and electronic
ballasts.
4.11. Power Factor

All LED lamps, tubes, and downlights should follow the understated criteria for power
factor:
Table 7 Power Factor
Input Power Power Factor
Up to 25 Watts 0.5
More than 25 Watts 0.9
All street lights should have a power factor of 0.9 or higher.
4.12. Flicker
The flickering of lights is gauged using ‘Pst LM’ where ‘st’ stands for short term and
‘LM’ for light flicker method, as defined in relevant standards. A value of Pst LM = 1
means that average observer has a 50% probability of detecting flicker, therefore all
the LEDs lamps/lights covered under this standard and operating directly on mains
supply, shall follow the criterion as under:
Pst LM ≤ 1.0 at full load and a sinusoidal input voltage.
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4.13. Photobiological Risk Group

Photobiological risk groups are defined in IEC 62471, with additional information given in IEC
TR 62471-2 and IEC TR 62778. There is a potential risk of retinal damage when the blue light
radiance is too high. The standards specify four risk groups defined as a function of the
maximum permissible exposure time, given below:
Table 8 Risk Group Classification
Risk Description Exposure time (in seconds) for

Group retinal blue light, small source
before hazard exceeded
RG0 No photobiological hazard 10,000 seconds
Low risk: no photobiological hazard under 100 seconds

RG1
normal behavioral limitations
Moderate risk: does not pose hazard due to 0.25 seconds

RG2 aversion response to bright light or thermal
discomfort
High risk: hazardous even for momentary

RG3
exposure
The LED lamps should fall within Risk Group rating of RG0 or RG1.
4.14. Warranty
All LED bulbs, tubular lamps, down lights, and street lights should come with the
following warranties:
Table 9 Lamp Warranty:
Lamp Type Warranty (Years)
LED Bulb 1 year
LED Tubular Lamp 1 year
LED Down light 1 year
LED Street light 3 year
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5. Testing Standards
The criteria set under section 5 of this document can be tested using the standards
mentioned below:
Table 10 Testing Standards for MEPS
Sr. Criteria Testing
Energy efficiency
1 Minimum efficiency level PS:5252/2018 / IEC 62612, IEC 62722-2-1 ,

(depending on the flux) PS:5253/2018 / IEC 62717
2 Maximum Standby Power IEC 63103
Durability
3 Luminous flux maintenance PS:5252/2018 / IEC 62612, IEC 62722-2-1 ,

PS:5253/2018 / IEC 62717
4 Early failure rate PS:5252/2018 / IEC 62612, IEC 62722-2-1 ,
(maximum) PS:5253/2018 / IEC 62717
5 Minimum rated lamp PS:5252/2018 / IEC 62612, IEC 62722-2-1 ,
lifetime PS:5253/2018 / IEC 62717
Color
6 Color rendering index (CRI) PS:5252/2018 / IEC 62612, IEC 62722-2-1 ,

PS:5253/2018 / IEC 62717, CIE S025, CIE 015:2019
7 Correlated Color PS:5252/2018 / IEC 62612, IEC 62722-2-1 ,
Temperature (CCT) PS:5253/2018 / IEC 62717, CIE S025, CIE 015:2019
8 Chromaticity tolerance PS:5252/2018 / IEC 62612, IEC 62722-2-1 ,
PS:5253/2018 / IEC 62717, CIE S025, CIE 015:2019
Operation
9 Operational Voltage Range IEC 63103, PS:5252/2018, PS:5253/2018
10 Compatibility with existing -

fixtures and ballasts
(For retrofit LED tubes only)
11 Fundamental Power factor PS:5252/2018 / IEC 62612, IEC 62722-2-1 ,
also called displacement PS:5253/2018 / IEC 62717
power factor
Health
12 Flicker effect IEC TR 63158

(For LED source directly
connected to the mains
supply)
13 Photobiological risk group IEC 62471, IEC TR 62471-2, IEC TR 62778
(blue light and UV hazard)
Environment
14 Warranty duration -
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6. Registration of Products & Energy Labels

The National Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority (NEECA), has developed
a scheme for registration and energy efficiency labeling of LED bulbs, tubular lights,
down lights, and street lights. NEECA is the focal agency to implement energy
labeling scheme for appliances/ products in Pakistan.
6.1. Scheme Starting TIme

The registration shall begin from February, 2020 while the implementation of the
scheme shall start in July, 2020. It can be renewed/extended.
NEECA will review the Pakistan Energy Label scheme periodically to determine the
need for revision or amendment or termination of the scheme and necessary
action(s) shall be taken accordingly by NEECA when deemed necessary.
6.2. Outline of Registration Scheme

The registration scheme will follow four basic steps as under:
1. Vendor Registration
2. Product Registration
3. Award of Label & Stickers
4. Monitoring Verification Enforcement and Market Surveillance
The figure below provides an outline of the registration scheme:
Figure 1 Registration & Labeling Scheme Outline
Brands/Models
Vendor Registration Label & Sticker Award MVE & Surveillance
Registration
Application Product Type Verification Accredited Labs
Fee Product Details Label Award Random Samples
Documentation Product Pictures Qty. by Vendor Warnings
Verification Fee Sticker Cost Penalization
Approval Test Reports Reg. Revocation
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6.3. Vendor Registration

The manufacturers/assemblers or importers of relevant products shall apply to
NEECA for registration as vendor/company according to the laid down criteria
and requirements described in this document & Annexes.
a) The company manufacturing, assembling or importing LED lights and products shall
register itself with NEECA using the registration form provided in Annex-01 along
with all required attachments, proofs and records.
b) Application shall be submitted along with “Vendor Registration License Fee” as
prescribed, in the form of a nonrefundable Payee Account Demand Draft, in favor of
“National Energy Efficiency & Conservation Authority”.
c) The application form shall be duly filled in/ answer all the questions raised in the
form, by giving correct/ appropriate information, accompanied with Energy
Efficiency test results and required supporting documents as mentioned in the
application form.
d) The received application shall be checked for completeness of documents and will
be registered/ logged by NEECA. The applicant authorizes NEECA or any entity
authorized by NEECA, to visit & enter the premises of their facility for verification at
any stage and shall cooperate with NEECA.
e) The result of evaluation shall be communicated to the applicant within 30
working days after the approval/ rejection by the competent authority. In case
of rejection, reasons for such rejection shall also be communicated to the
applicant.
f) The applicant can make a review request for reassessment of the submitted
application in the light of observations of the NEECA, or entity authorized by
NEECA. The decision of the reviewing authority will be communicated to the
applicant accordingly.
g) Applicant shall be solely responsible for ensuring the accuracy of the
information provided to NEECA.
h) NEECA reserves the right to review and cancel the Vendor registration.
6.4. Product Registration

After approval of vendor/company registration by NEECA, the companies/vendors
shall be allowed to register their products in order to get permission to use/ affix
“Pakistan Energy Label” on the specified product according to the laid down criteria,
terms and conditions as described in this document, its annexes, or communicated by
NEECA.
a) The applicants shall submit duly filled, signed and stamped form along with all
required attachments, proofs and records. The application form is appended as
Annex-02 to this document. A separate form for each brand, model and product
shall be submitted.
b) Application shall be submitted along with annual “Product Registration License
Fee” as prescribed, in the form of a nonrefundable Payee Account Demand Draft, in
favor of “National Energy Efficiency & Conservation Authority”.
c) The application form shall be duly filled in/ answer all the questions raised in the
form, by giving correct/ appropriate information, accompanied with Energy
Efficiency test results and required supporting documents as mentioned in the
application form.
d) The received application shall be checked for completeness of documents and will
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be registered/ logged by NEECA.

e) The result of evaluation shall be communicated to the applicant within 30
working days after the approval/ rejection by the competent authority. In case
of rejection, reasons for such rejection shall also be communicated to the
applicant.
f) The applicant can make a review request for reassessment of the submitted
application in the light of observations of the NEECA, or entity authorized by
NEECA. The decision of the reviewing authority will be communicated to the
applicant accordingly.
g) Applicant shall be solely responsible for ensuring the accuracy of the
information displayed on the label or any public claim for label level and quality of
equipment and use of label only for labeled equipment/models.
h) If during the tenure of the scheme, for a particular Pakistan Energy Labeled
model of the product, there are changes in the energy efficiency parameters of
the product or any other information on the label, then a fresh application shall
be submitted and it will be processed accordingly.
i) The liability of Applicant will continue till registered/labeled products are available
in the market.
j) NEECA reserves the right to review and cancel the product registration.
6.5. Criteria for Grant of Energy Label:

a) The LED lamp(s) should conform to all the requirements of Pakistan Standard
PS5252/2018, PS5252/2018 and with all their amendments, as applicable to
participate in Pakistan Energy Labeling Program. The applicant will submit Test
Report issued by an ISO / IEC 17025 Accredited Laboratory for the particular
model(s) and types of lamps for which grant of Pakistan Energy Label is
required.
b) NEECA, or duly authorized entity, will review the test report submitted by the
Applicants along with the application form with reference to the Energy
Performance Values specified in the table below for lamps operating directly on AC
mains and accordingly the Star Rating for the particular model of the lamp would
be endorsed and approval would be granted by the competent authority. Those
products which meet the minimum requirements as specified in the relevant
MEPS shall be eligible to apply for the use of Pakistan Energy Label. The
performance levels of LED Lamps have been divided into 5 levels/stars among
which the 5 stars is the highest in energy efficiency. More stars mean more
energy efficient product. The performance values of the product shall not be
lower than those specified in the MEPS in any case.
Table 11 Energy Performance Stars
Φ Flux Level (Lumens)

Performance Stars
60 ≤ Φ < 600 600 ≤ Φ < 1200 1200 ≤ Φ
1 star * ≥ 80 lm/W ≥ 90 lm/W ≥ 100 lm/W
2 stars ** ≥ 90 lm/W ≥ 100 lm/W ≥ 110 lm/W
3 stars *** ≥ 100 lm/W ≥ 110 lm/W ≥ 120 lm/W
4 stars **** ≥ 110 lm/W ≥ 120 lm/W ≥ 130 lm/W
5 stars ***** ≥ 120 lm/W ≥ 130 lm/W ≥ 140 lm/W
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Annex‐01: Vendor Registration
GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN
(ENERGY STANDARDS AND LABELING SECTION)
**********
Application Form for Registration of LED Lighting Importers,
Assemblers, Manufacturers
To be filled in by the applicant
1. Applicant information
a. Name of Company/Firm: __________________________________________________
b. Address: ____________________________________________________________________
c. Products Offered (tick all applicable:
⃝ LED Bulbs ⃝ LED Tubular Lamps ⃝ LED Down Lights ⃝ LED Street Lights
d. Type of facilty:
⃝ Manufacturing ⃝ Assembly ⃝ Import ⃝ Others:______________________
e. Location of Factory/Plant: _____________________________________________________
f. Telephone:
Factory: ___________________________________________________________________
Office: ____________________________________________________________________
g. Name of Company Managing Director/Director of the factory/firm:
___________________________
h. Name of Contact Person: _____________________________________________________
Phone #: __________________
Mobile#: __________________
E‐mail:____________________

2. Whether the firm/factory is registered with the local Chamber of Commerce and Industry? If
YES then fill the following;
Registration #: ___________________________________
Year: ___________________________________________
3. Whether a member of any Association? YES ☐ NO ☐ If YES:

Name: _______________________________________________________________________
Membership No: ___________________________
Year: _____________________________________

Annex‐01: Vendor Registration
4. Whether you have sales/distributors/retailers network for the specific product? (Tick the
applicable box)
Throughout Pakistan ☐ Khyber Pakhton Khuwa ☐
Punjab ☐ Sindh ☐
Azad Jamu & Kashmir ☐ Baluchistan ☐
Gilgit Bultistan ☐
5. Have you read and understood the Minimum Energy Performance Standards for LED lamps?
Do you agree with the requirement, criteria and conditions MEPS and agree to accept and
follow the rules and regulations developed and updated by NEECA?
YES ☐ NO ☐
6. Specify the information about deposited non‐refundable Label Licensing Fee (Rs._______)
payable to Energy Conservation Fund
Demand Draft/ Pay Order No:______________________________________________
Dated: _____________________________________________
for Amount Rs.: ______________________________________
7. Estimated production per annum of product/appliances?

8. The following documents should be attached with the application
a. Company Brochure
b. Product Brochure/catalogue
c. Original Demand Draft/ Pay Order

Signature: _________________________________
Name: ____________________________________
Designation: _______________________________
Date: _____________________________________
(Stamp of the firm/company)

Annex‐02: Product Registration
GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN
(ENERGY STANDARDS AND LABELING SECTION)
**********
Application Form for Registration of LED Lighting Products
To be filled in by the applicant
1. Applicant information
a. Name of Company/Firm: __________________________________________________
b. Address: ____________________________________________________________________
c. Registration number assigned by NEECA: _________________________
2. Details of Product to be Registered:

Brand Name
Model Number
Bar Code
Lamp type (bulb, tube, down light, street light)
Country of Origin
Date of manufacture/assembly/import
Lamp length (mm)
Maximum Lamp diameter (mm)
Minimum Rated Voltage (Volt)
Maximum Rated Voltage (Volt)
Rated Frequency (Hertz)
Rated Power (Watts)
Rated Power Factor
Standby Power (Watts)
Rated Flux (Lumens)
Rated Efficacy (Lumens/Watt)
Rated Correlated Color Temperature (CCT in

Kelvins)
Chromaticity tolerance (+/‐ Kelvin)
Rate Color Rendering Index
Rated Lifetime (hours)
Mercury Content (mg) Must be zero
Risk Group Rating as per IEC 62471
Warranty (Years)
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Annex‐02: Product Registration
3. Have you read and understood the Minimum Energy Performance Standards for LED lamps?
Do you agree with the requirement, criteria and conditions MEPS and agree to accept and
follow the rules and regulations developed and updated by NEECA?
YES ☐ NO ☐
4. Specify the information about deposited non‐refundable Label Licensing Fee (Rs._______)
payable to Energy Conservation Fund
Demand Draft/ Pay Order No:______________________________________________
Dated: _____________________________________________
for Amount Rs.: ______________________________________

5. The following documents should be attached with the application
a. Product Pictures and Brochure/catalogue
b. Pictures of Product Packaging from all external sides
c. Product Test Report of all parameters of MEPS issued by an Accredited Lab
d. Original Demand Draft/ Pay Order

Signature: _________________________________
Name: ____________________________________
Designation: _______________________________
Date: _____________________________________
(Stamp of the firm/company)
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MINIMUM ENERGY

NATIONAL ENERGY EFFICIENCY & CONSERVATION AUTHORITY

MEPS FOR LED BULBS, LED TUBE LIGHTS, LED DOWNLIGHTS,

These are the minimum performance requirements and under no circumstances

2. Terms and Definitions

Test voltage, current or power:

Luminous flux maintenance factor:

1 Minimum efficiency level (depending on the flux)

2 Maximum Standby Power

3 Luminous flux maintenance

4 Early failure rate (maximum)

5 Minimum rated lamp lifetime

6 Color rendering index (CRI)

7 Correlated Color Temperature (CCT)

9 Operational Voltage Range

Compatibility with existing fixtures and ballasts

11 Fundamental Power factor also called displacement power factor

13 Photobiological risk group (blue light and UV hazard)

4.1. Minimum Efficiency/Efficacy Level

Flux Level LED Bulbs LED Down Light

60 ≤ Φ < 600 80 lumens/watt 70 lumens/watt

600 ≤ Φ < 1200 90 lumens/watt 75 lumens/watt

1200 ≤ Φ ≤ 3300 100 lumens/watt 80 lumens/watt

Table 3 MEPS Efficacy Requirement for Tubular Lights

Table 4 MEPS Efficacy Requirement for Outdoor Luminaire

Luminaire Wattage Efficacy

W ≤90 Watts 100 lumens/watt

W > 90 Watts 120 lumens/watt

4.2. Standby Power.

4.3. Luminous Flux Maintenance & Early Failure Rate

4.4. Early Failure Rate

4.5. Minimum Lifetime

Table 5 Minimum Rated Lifetime

Period LED Bulb LED Tubes Downlight Street Lights

July 2021 onwards To be revised To be revised To be revised To be revised

4.6. Color Rendering Index

4.7. Correlated Color Temperature (CCT)

Period Maximum Correlated Color Temperature

Till June 2021 Maximum 6,500 Kelvin

July 2021 onwards Maximum 6,000 Kelvin

4.8. Chromaticity Tolerance:

4.9. Operational Voltage Range

 Two feet (2 feet or 600mm)

4.11. Power Factor

Input Power Power Factor

More than 25 Watts 0.9

All street lights should have a power factor of 0.9 or higher.

4.13. Photobiological Risk Group

Risk Description Exposure time (in seconds) for

RG0 No photobiological hazard 10,000 seconds

Low risk: no photobiological hazard under 100 seconds

Moderate risk: does not pose hazard due to 0.25 seconds

High risk: hazardous even for momentary

Lamp Type Warranty (Years)

LED Bulb 1 year

LED Tubular Lamp 1 year

LED Down light 1 year

LED Street light 3 year

Sr. Criteria Testing

1 Minimum efficiency level PS:5252/2018 / IEC 62612, IEC 62722-2-1 ,

3 Luminous flux maintenance PS:5252/2018 / IEC 62612, IEC 62722-2-1 ,

6 Color rendering index (CRI) PS:5252/2018 / IEC 62612, IEC 62722-2-1 ,