In order to achieve climate goals and protect the environment, policy requires and encourages energy efficiency measures. This provides economic benefits for manufacturers due to cost-saving measures, and consumers see energy-saving products as an important purchasing factor. TÜRCERT specializes in supporting energy efficiency technologies, standardizing product and testing requirements, expertly testing and evaluating electrical products, and specialized assessment services for environmental and energy audits.

Energy is a valuable and limited commodity. Everyone who uses it efficiently not only saves money, but also protects the climate. The Ecodesign (ErP) Guide, the EU Energy Label and product-specific applications are intended to establish the mandatory minimum requirements for energy-related products for environmental protection.

TURCERT has years of expertise in labeling energy efficiency and energy consumption. We use modern testing systems to ensure high test quality. The measurement results provide information about the potential for energy savings and serve as proof of compliance with regulatory ecosystem, energy efficiency and environmental protection requirements.

Furthermore, TÜRCERT is an accredited testing laboratory for a member of international committees for the ECO-Design program and a partner in the international program for environmentally friendly information devices.

Testing the ERP implementation process is important because of the crucial role it plays in the daily activities of your business. There are different ways to test your new enterprise software. In today's blog post, we'll cover the different types of testing to make sure your business is getting the most out of your enterprise resource planning software. Read on to learn more about the testing process.

EU Energy Label

Manufacturers must comply with EU Energy Label rules.

The European Union has put in place guidelines to reduce the energy consumption of household appliances and thus help protect the climate. Manufacturers are obliged to comply with these guidelines and the consumer information required by law is provided as an energy label. Energy efficiency data such as power and water consumption are documented on the energy label and provide information at a glance about the energy efficiency class and the most important product features. EU directives and European norms are the basis of the test. Furthermore, the label design is strictly defined by the Directive 2010 / 30 / EC on the regulation of energy labeling.

In addition to energy efficiency measurements, TÜRCERT deals with the review of label information. Since the methods for determining this data are very precise, the TURCERT has very high standards for testing equipment, tools and personnel. A product that has been tested and approved by TÜRCERT, which has not only the energy label but also the VDE brand, stands out for its safety and quality.

We test and approve the energy efficiency of the following product groups

• External power supplies (switching power supplies, transformers and chargers)
• Household devices
• Power Transformers
• Light sources and / or related operating equipment
• Consumer electronics products, audio, video and related devices
• Information and communication technology products and office equipment
• Room heaters and circulation pumps
• Power Inverters

ERP on the other hand

ERP lanma Preparing to Test Your System ” 

With ERP testing, the focus tends to be on the functionality of each module under specific conditions and scenarios. The process tends to be done manually or automatically. There are three different stages to preparing for the test. Preparation, execution and evaluation. Let's break down these three different phases.

Testing process

• Preparation - This part of the test cycle involves setting up the test system, preparing the test kits, and generating the test data.
• Execution - This includes performing the test generated during the preparation period and recording all defects and reporting the status of the tests.
• Evaluation - test evaluation includes analysis of any defects found, evaluating test plans and causes, preparing test packages and documenting the overall test process.

Different Forms of ERP Test Technique

There are different ERP test techniques that are frequently used while going through the ERP testing process. Let's go into details about some of these techniques.

• Functional testing - this form of a testing technique is about knowing whether the ERP system offers the necessary solutions for a specific organizational need. This testing technique enables testing of all business features, including software and hardware that help run ERP software. Identifying test targets and targets can act as a barometer for this test to be considered successful.
• Performance test - This testing technique tests the ability of ERP systems to perform individualized tasks in demanding areas and situations. Since ERP runs other integrated systems, it is essential to test its performance in these high demand situations, including moments with high data flows and transactions.
• Self-test - it test format refers to the automation of tasks, completing tedious tasks more easily and quickly, completing them all at once. It is important for a company to choose the appropriate automation tools and cover all testing processes for successful results.
• Integration test - integration testing includes evaluating business scenarios. The aim is how well the ERP system is integrated into the company's business processes to deliver the expected results.
• Other testing techniques include: data processing, security, compatibility, availability, and setup testing.

Testing should normally begin when the system is configured. Each module should be tested to make sure it is working correctly and providing a company with exactly what they are looking for. Users should also be involved in the testing process. He may allow necessary changes to be made by paying attention to his questions and comments. Testing takes a lot of work, but it will be worth it.