CEC certification is an electrical energy efficiency regulation implemented by the California Energy Commission on December 30, 2005. The standards for CEC certification are very strict, and electrical appliances must meet a series of energy efficiency requirements, including energy consumption, standby power consumption, and so on.

This certification aims to reduce the energy consumption of electrical appliances, improve energy efficiency, and protect the environment and consumer interests. If you want to sell or use household appliances in the United States, then CEC certification is essential.

In addition, CEC certification can also protect the rights and interests of consumers. Because certified electrical appliances must meet the energy efficiency standards specified by CEC, ensuring the quality and performance of the appliances. If the appliance meets the CEC certification, the CEC certification logo can be used on the appliance, making consumers more trust and recognition.

In addition, CEC certification can also help consumers save on electricity bills. Electric appliances with lower energy consumption can reduce energy consumption, making consumers' monthly electricity bills more affordable.
CEC certification is not just a requirement of the United States, but countries around the world are now formulating and implementing energy efficiency regulations to make electrical appliances more environmentally friendly and energy-efficient.