Demo — GPREL is a demonstrator with fictitious data. These guides show how the three parts are meant to be used.
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For consumers and dealers

Find and check an energy label in under a minute

The public registry shows every model that suppliers have registered for the Georgian market — with its label, product information sheet and QR code. No account needed.

6 short steps2 min readNo login required
Start the guideOpen the public registry
1

Search for a model

Type the model identifier, the brand or the registration number in the search box on the home page.

  • Model identifier
    The code on the label and rating plate, for example “K-800 Panorama”.
  • Registration number
    A number such as 100104 takes you straight to the product page.
  • Georgian or English
    Switch the language with EN / ქარ in the top right corner.
Try it: search for “K-800”
2

Or browse a product group and filter

Open a product group to see every registered model, best energy class first. Narrow the list with the filters on the left.

  • Energy class
    Tick one or more classes — the number of models per class is shown next to each arrow.
  • Product parameters
    Heat output and efficiency index for heaters; volume, consumption and noise for refrigerators.
  • Sort and export
    Sort by class or a parameter and export the result as a CSV file.
Try it: browse local space heaters
3

Read the product page

Each model has one page with everything the supplier has declared for the public.

  • The energy label
    Generated by the registry from the registered data — compare it with the label in the shop.
  • Product parameters
    Exactly the values of the product information sheet — as in the European registry.
  • Supplier contact details
    Who placed the model on the Georgian market, and since when.
Declared, not approved. The data is entered by the supplier. Registration does not mean the Market Surveillance Agency has checked the product.
4

In the shop: scan the QR code

Labels of the new generation (for example refrigerators) carry a QR code. Point your phone camera at it and the product page opens directly.

  • Check that it matches
    Brand, model identifier and energy class on the page should be the same as on the label in front of you.
  • No QR code on the label?
    Older label types such as local space heaters have none — search for the model identifier instead.
Something does not match? Use “Report a problem with this label” at the bottom of the product page. The report goes to the Market Surveillance Agency.
5

Download the label and the information sheet

Dealers need the label and the product information sheet for shop displays and web shops. Both are on the product page.

  • Label as SVG or PNG
    SVG for print, PNG for web pages and online listings.
  • Product information sheet as PDF
    Available in English and Georgian, with the QR code of the model.
  • QR code
    Download the code on its own, or copy the link to the page.
Try it: open a refrigerator page
6

Compare up to three models

Tick “Compare” on the models you are considering. A bar appears at the bottom of the list — open it to see the models side by side.

  • Same product group
    Labels, classes and all public parameters are lined up in one table.
  • Look beyond the class
    Two class A stoves can have very different heat outputs — compare what matters for your room.
Try it: compare three heaters

Continue with another guide

8 steps

Registering a product

For manufacturers, importers and authorised representatives.

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7 steps

Compliance checks

For inspectors of the Market Surveillance Agency.

Open the guide
Live demo

Open the public registry

Try the steps of this guide with the demo data.

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