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2 Qualifying Products: In order to qualify as ENERGY STAR, an exit sign must meet the definition in Section 1A and the specifications in Table 1 below. In addition, EPA requires that each model be listed in accordance with UL 924. Further information about listing to UL 924 may be found under Section 3.A. in Test Procedure. This specification does not apply to exit sign retrofit kits. Table 1: Product Specifications For ENERGY STAR Qualified Exit Signs (Version 3.0 Energy-Efficiency Characteristics Performance Specification Input power demand 5 watts or less per sign Power factor (for electrically-powered, internally-illuminated signs only Any leading power factor is satisfactory. A lagging power factor not less than 0.7 is satisfactory. Reliability Characteristics Specification Manufacturer warranty for defects in materials and manufacturing Replacement of defective parts for 5 years from date of purchase Product Listing Listed in accordance with UL 924 3 Test Procedure: Manufacturers are required to perform tests to determine if an exit sign product model meets the product specifications in Section 2, Table 1. Section A below provides further explanation about the requirement that signs be listed in accordance with UL 924. To determine if the product model meets the energy-efficiency performance specifications in Section 2, Table 1, all performance measurements and calculations must be completed as described Sections B and C. Section B explains the general test conditions for ENERGY STAR qualified exit signs, and Section C outlines the specific procedures for measurement and calculation of the product specifications in EPA. A: Listing in Accordance with UL 924: Must be completed by an organization recognized by the Occupational Safety Health Administration (OSHA as a Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory (NRTL. A list of OSHA NRTL’s may be found at: /dts/otpca/nrtl/index.html. B. Test Conditions to Determine Whether Product Meets Energy-Efficiency Performanc