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ENERGY STAR Certified Products & Dataset

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How many certified models does the ENERGY STAR registry hold?

Roughly 80,000-plus certified models across 73 product-category datasets. The electronics slice alone counts 2,846 display models, 1,788 computer models, 2,745 imaging-equipment models, 290 telephones and 180 televisions - one row per certified model, with bundled additional model numbers folded into the same record.

Which fields does each certified-model record carry?

The ENERGY STAR Unique ID, partner and brand names, model name and number, additional model numbers, UPC, category-specific hardware attributes, measured on-mode watts against the certification limit, annual kWh, standby power, date available on market and date qualified, plus the certifying lab's model identifier.

What markets do ENERGY STAR records cover?

Products certified for the United States and Canada, with a Markets column distinguishing US from Canada availability per model - so a North American assortment can be filtered by country without guessing from distribution channels.

Does the registry include historical specification versions?

Yes. Records carry current certification status plus the specification version each model qualified under, and Date Qualified values reach back to the early years of the program - deep enough to trace a whole television generation moving between efficiency specifications.