EHPA Quality Label

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EHPA Quality Label

Welcome to the EHPA Quality Label programme!

The Quality Label is a programme developed by EHPA aiming to assure the end consumer of the quality of a heat pump unit or model range on the market. The label is based on tests according to international standards EN 14511, EN 14825, EN 15879 and EN 16147. The tests are executed by ISO 17025 accredited test centres. There are currently 13 countries participating in the scheme. While the label has a European focus, it requires a national reference to verify the existence of a service organisation.

Show your quality product to the end-consumer

If you are a heat pump manufacturer, you can easily obtain the EHPA Quality Label by following the steps below.

Contact: qualitylabel@ehpa.org

How to apply

1.Get your single unit or model range tested at one of the EHPA recognised Test Centres (see below). To know if your different units can be part of a model range, please check our document, in the document section below, which defines the requirements of a model range. If you want to apply for a range of heat pumps where each model is an assembly of two identical single heat pump models of the same model range (twin model range), please consult our addendum. 

2.Apply to the national quality label commission in one of the participating countries (see below) of your choice. You can find the application document here and the instructions to apply here.

3.The national quality label commission will assess the application and grant the label for a specific country if the unit fulfills the quality requirements. 

4.Once the label is granted, you will receive the official certificate and the label to be printed and placed on the units. The label then may also be used for marketing purposes. 

Attention: the certificate can only be used in the country where the label has been granted! 

Once you have obtained the original label (“parent certificate”), you can immediately apply to have your unit labelled in different countries. You need to contact the national quality label commissions in the countries you are interested in. You should provide them with: 

1.the “parent certificate”, which is the label of the first country where you have applied 

2.the additional national requirements, which need to be fulfilled 

Attention: the different labels remain valid for the same period as the original parent certificate. 

1.Get your single unit or model range tested at one of the EHPA recognised Test Centres (see below). To know if your different units can be part of a model range, please check our document, in the document section below, which defines the requirements of a model range. If you want to apply for a range of heat pumps where each model is an assembly of two identical single heat pump models of the same model range (twin model range), please consult our addendum. 

2.Apply to the national quality label commission in one of the participating countries (see below) of your choice. You can find the application document here and the instructions to apply here.

3.The national quality label commission will assess the application and grant the label for a specific country if the unit fulfills the quality requirements. 

4.Once the label is granted, you will receive the official certificate and the label to be printed and placed on the units. The label then may also be used for marketing purposes. 

Attention: the certificate can only be used in the country where the label has been granted! 

The EHPA Quality Label is valid for 3 years. It is possible to renew the validity of the label for another 3 years. This can be done up to two times. The test centres recognised by EHPA will demand a retest when needed, e.g., when a specific component has been replaced, which can have a significant impact on the overall performance. You can find how to renew your label here.

Check who is already certified

Participating countries

You can find the details on the national quality label commissions below:

Austria 🇦🇹

Established by: Wärmepumpe Austria

Contact person for application and granting procedure: Christian Koefinger (Wärmepumpe Austria)

Belgium 🇧🇪

Established by: WarmtePompPlatform Vlaanderen

Chair of national heat pump commission: Maarten Sourbron, KU Leuven

Czech Republic 🇨🇿

Established by: Czech Heat Pump Association

Contact person for application and granting procedure: Mario Jankola, SZU

Denmark 🇩🇰

Established by: Danish Technological Institute and Varmepumpefabrikantforeningen VPF.

Chair of national heat pump commission: Preben Eskerod, Danish Technological Institute

Finland 🇫🇮

Established by: Finnish Heat Pump Association SULPU

Chair of national heat pump commission: Jussi Hirvonen, SULPU

Germany 🇩🇪

Established by: Bundesverband Wärmepumpe (BWP) e.V.

Contact person for application and granting procedure: André Jacob, BWP

The Netherlands 🇳🇱

Established by: Dutch Heat Pump Association

Chair of national heat pump commission: Charles Geelen, DHPA

Poland 🇵🇱

Established by: Polish Organization of Heat Pump Technology Development

Chair of national heat pump commission: Adolf Mirowski, PORT PC

Slovakia 🇸🇰

Established by: Slovak association for cooling and air-conditioning technology

Chair of national heat pump commission: Emanuel Godal, TSU Piestany

Sweden 🇸🇪

Established by: SKVP – Swedish Refrigeration & Heat Pump Association

Chair of national heat pump commission: Morgan Willis, RISE

Switzerland 🇨🇭

Established by: Fördergemeinschaft Wärmepumpen Schweiz FWS

Chair of national quality label commission: Andreas Genkinger

United Kingdom 🇬🇧

Established by: BEAMA and the UK heat pump association

Contact person for application and granting procedure: Rebecca Hogg, BSRIA

France 🇫🇷

Established by: French Heat Pump Association AFPAC

Chair of national heat pump commission: Valérie Laplagne, Uniclima

All test centres must follow the EHPA regulation for heat pump tests in their most recent version.

Austrian Institute of Technology logo

Austrian Institute of Technology

Website: http://www.ait.ac.at

Contact: Christian Koefinger

SZU Brno logo

SZU Brno

Website: www.szutest.cz

Contact: Mario Jankola

Danish Technological Institute logo

Danish Technological Institute

Website: www.dti.dk

Contact: pres@teknologisk.dk

CETIAT logo

CETIAT

Website: www.cetiat.fr

Contact: Maxime Boucheron

Universität Stuttgart, Prüfstelle HLK logo

Universität Stuttgart, Prüfstelle HLK

Website: www.hlk-stuttgart.de

Contact: Bernd Klein

ILK logo

ILK

Website: www.ilkdresden.de

Contact: Ralf Noack

TÜV Rheinland logo

TÜV Rheinland Immissionsschutz und Energiesysteme GmbH

Website: www.tuv.com

Contact: Ansgar Pomp

TÜV Süd Industrie Service GmbH logo

TÜV Süd Industrie Service GmbH

Website: www.tuev-sued.de

Contact: Peter Schnepf

VDE Prüf- und Zertifizierungsinstitut GmbH logo

VDE Prüf- und Zertifizierungsinstitut GmbH

Website: www.vde-institut.com

Contact: Thomas Hofmann

KIWA logo

KIWA

Website: www.kiwa.com

Contact: Jan Meuleman

CEIS logo

CEIS

Website: www.ceis.es

Contact: Pilar García Casado

Wärmepumpen-Testzentrum WPZ logo

Wärmepumpen-Testzentrum WPZ

Website: www.wpz.ch

Contact: Michael Eschmann

Documents

EHPA_TestReg_Exhaust_Air-to-Water_HP_V1.0_APRIL_2016.

PDF | 12/04/2023

EHPA_TestReg_DHW-HP_V1.9_February_2021

PDF | 03/08/2022

EHPA_TestReg_DX-HP_V2.3_FEBRUARY_2021

PDF | 11/08/2022

EHPA_TestReg_DX-HP_V2.3_FEBRUARY_2021

PDF | 11/08/2022

EHPA_TestReg_BWWW_HP_V2.2_February_02_2021

PDF

EHPA_Testreg_AA-HP_V1.3a_2021-06-22

PDF | 03/08/2022

EHPA_TestReg_AW_HP_V2.4a_20210607_

PDF | 003/08/2022