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Eco-King ENERGY STAR certified products: 6 models in 1 category

Eco-King has 6 ENERGY STAR certified products across 1 category on the EPA's list as read on November 4, 2026. Its newest certification is H200 in boilers, dated October 11, 2019, and its largest category is boilers with 6.

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  • 6Certified products
  • 1Categories
  • October 11, 2019Newest certification
  • Boilers, 6Largest category

Certified products by category

Counts and the latest certification date in each category. Categories with several models link to the brand's page for that category.

CategoryCertified productsLatest certification
Boilers6October 11, 2019

Newest Eco-King certifications

The 6 most recent certifications. Each row links to the product's record in the EPA's open data portal.

CategoryModelENERGY STAR IDCertifiedSource
BoilersH2002350460October 11, 2019data.energystar.gov
BoilersH1402350459October 11, 2019data.energystar.gov
BoilersH1002350458October 11, 2019data.energystar.gov
BoilersC2002350457October 11, 2019data.energystar.gov
BoilersC1402350456October 11, 2019data.energystar.gov
BoilersC1002350455October 11, 2019data.energystar.gov

Updated November 4, 2026. Read from ENERGY STAR certified product data, US Environmental Protection Agency (data.energystar.gov). Public domain data from the US EPA and the US Department of Energy. Products are listed as the EPA publishes them on the date this page was read, and the EPA can revise or withdraw a certification. A product is counted once, under the most specific list that holds it. For heat pumps each ENERGY STAR ID is one outdoor and indoor unit combination, so a model number can repeat. Brand names are as published. This page uses EPA data and is not endorsed or certified by the EPA or ENERGY STAR. Free to reuse with credit to SpecStream under CC BY 4.0. Spot a wrong value? Write to [email protected] with the link to this page.