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China export standards for Industrial electric motor
Industrial electric motors—particularly three-phase induction motors used in pumps, compressors, and conveyor systems—face minimum energy performance standards (MEPS) that set mandatory efficiency tiers and restrict the sale of lower-efficiency units in major markets. Exporting motors from China requires demonstrating compliance with the applicable efficiency class (IE2, IE3, or IE4 under IEC 60034-30-1, or equivalent national standards), obtaining third-party test reports from accredited laboratories, and in some markets registering with a national energy efficiency authority before import. Voltage ratings, winding configurations, and enclosure ratings must also align with local practice. The pages below compare the MEPS regime, test standards, registration requirements, and labelling obligations for each market covered.
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Comparisons by destination market
Australia (RCM/AS-NZS)
- Australia (RCM/AS-NZS) - Industrial electric motor · View comparison
Brazil (INMETRO)
- Brazil (INMETRO) - Industrial electric motor · View comparison
European Union (CE)
- European Union (CE) - Industrial electric motor · View comparison
India (BIS/ALMM)
- India (BIS/ALMM) - Industrial electric motor · View comparison
Japan (PSE/JET)
- Japan (PSE/JET) - Industrial electric motor · View comparison
Mexico (NOM / COFEPRIS)
- Mexico (NOM / COFEPRIS) - Industrial electric motor · View comparison
Saudi Arabia (SASO/SABER)
- Saudi Arabia (SASO/SABER) - Industrial electric motor · View comparison
United Kingdom (UKCA)
- United Kingdom (UKCA) - Industrial electric motor · View comparison
United States (UL/FCC)
- United States (UL/FCC) - Industrial electric motor · View comparison