BS EN ISO 7371:1996 - Household refrigerating appliances. Refrigerators with or without low temperature compartment. Characteristics and test methods
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The scope of the standard defines the type of appliances it covers, which, in this case, are household refrigerating appliances such as refrigerators.
Terms and Definitions: This section may include specific terminology and definitions used throughout the standard to ensure consistency in understanding and application.
Characteristics: The standard likely outlines the essential characteristics that these appliances should possess. This could include parameters like cooling capacity, energy efficiency, temperature control, storage capacity, and more.
Test Methods: This is a crucial part of the standard and describes how to conduct various tests to evaluate the performance and safety of the appliances. Test methods often cover aspects such as energy consumption, temperature control, noise levels, and durability.
Performance Requirements: The standard might specify certain performance requirements that these appliances must meet to ensure they function effectively and safely in a household setting.
Safety Requirements: Safety is a significant concern with household appliances. The standard may include safety requirements related to electrical components, insulation, and other aspects of the appliance design to protect users from potential hazards.
Marking and Labeling: Guidelines for marking and labeling appliances to provide consumers with essential information about the product, including energy efficiency ratings and usage instructions.
Compliance and Conformity Assessment: Procedures for manufacturers and regulatory authorities to verify that appliances meet the requirements outlined in the standard.
