címereken

címereken (literally "in the nameplate" in Hungarian) is a term used in European electronics and appliance sales to describe the labels or emblems placed on devices or products that indicate various certifications, regulatory compliance, or quality standards.

These labels are often placed on the exterior of products, such as refrigerators, air conditioners, or washing machines, to showcase their conformity to specific regulations or standards. The standards and certifications that can be displayed on a címereken label can vary widely, depending on the country, region, or market in which the product is being sold.

In the context of European Union (EU) regulations, the címereken label can be used to indicate compliance with the following standards: Eurovent, DOC, and CE marking (also known as COSM or Conformité Européene). In some cases, the label may also display the product's energy efficiency rating, such as the EU's Energy Label.

The term címereken itself is of Hungarian origin, and its use outside of Hungary is largely limited to the electronics industry. Despite this, its widespread adoption across the EU has led to its recognition as a synonymous term for "nameplate" or "rating plate" in various languages.

Overall, the címereken label serves as a readily visible indicator of a product's compliance with relevant regulations and standards, providing consumers with information that can help inform their purchasing decisions.