Energy label and product data from the EU EPREL database
Extract model identifiers, supplier names, energy classes and full technical specifications from the European Product Registry for Energy Labelling, with links to the official product information sheets and energy label PDFs.
Scrape EPREL data on the Apify Store · Version 0.0.9, updated 2026-01-20
Who it is for
Retailers, comparison sites, compliance teams and market researchers who need structured energy label data for appliances, lighting, displays and other product groups.
What you get
Full product data
Model identifier, supplier name, energy class and the full technical specifications of each product.
Official documents
Links to the Product Information Sheet and the energy label PDF of every product.
All product groups
Works across all EPREL product groups, such as appliances, lighting and displays.
How it works
- Put the URL of a product category or of specific products in
startUrls. - Set
maxResults(default 50) and start the run in Apify Console or through the API.
Also runs from AI assistants through Apify's MCP server.
Use cases
- Keeping the energy classes in a webshop catalogue up to date.
- Checking that listed products carry the right energy label.
- Comparing energy consumption across suppliers in one product group.
Pricing
| Actor Start Charged when the Actor starts running. Number of events charged depends on Actor memory (one event per GB, minimum one event). | $0.00005 |
| result Single result in the default dataset. | $0.00001 |
| Price per scraped item Price of $0.01 per scraped item as described in the output example | $0.01 |
You pay per event listed above; there is no monthly fee.
Inputs
startUrls required |
Start URLs |
maxResults |
Maximum Results default: 50 |
proxyConfiguration |
Proxy Configuration default: {'useApifyProxy': True} |
Questions
What does it cost?
$0.01 per product scraped, plus small start and dataset item fees.
Which data source does it use?
The official European Product Registry for Energy Labelling (EPREL).
Can I scrape specific products only?
Yes. Put the product URLs in startUrls instead of a category URL.