Category: BIS Certification
The demand for electric cooking products such as Frying Pans, Deep Fat Fryers and Similar Appliances become more popular due to their convenience and ease of use. Both manufacturers and importers of electric cooking products entering the Indian marketplace need to ensure that their products are safe to use, have acceptable levels of electricity, and are compliant with the governing laws and regulations of the country.
BIS Certification for electrical cooking equipment such as frying pans, deep fat fryers or other equipment of similar style are required under the Bureau of Indian Standards Act 2016 to comply with IS 302 (Part 1) IEC 60335-1 for the purpose of achieving safe thermal, mechanical and electrical performance standards, including the requirement of an ISI mark before they are allowed to be sold commercially within India.
Frying Pans, Deep Fat Fryers, and Similar Appliances used to quickly prepare different types of fried foods. Most fryers are regularly used in homes, restaurants, hotels, and more, where a consistent heat source is required for safe cooking.
In India, consumers demand safe and reliable products. The appliances must follow the manufacturer's conformity to safety standards (IS 302 Part 1 / IEC 60335-1) that outline proper utility according to domestic electrical appliance specifications. Meeting these standards demonstrates to manufacturers/designers that their products will meet minimum levels of quality, safety, and warranty, allowing them to be sold in retail markets.
The advantages of obtaining the ISI Mark on IS 302 Part 1 are as follows:
The following documents are needed to obtain a BIS Certificate for IS 302 (Part 1), IEC 60335-1:
In accordance with IS 302-1 / IEC 60335-1 there is a set of key safety/performance testing requirements, which are as follows:
To obtain a BIS certification for your product, you need to adhere to the following steps:
1. Application Submission: Register on the BIS Portal, fill out the application to apply for a license.
2. Compile Documents: Gather the necessary documents, including factory licenses, documents related to quality control, and properties of raw materials used.
3. Laboratory Testing: Send samples of your product to a BIS-registered lab for chemical composition testing.
4. Questioning the License: After the completion of the inspection, examination, and verification of the test reports, the BIS grants the license to use the "Standard Mark".
The process can be obtained and certified for the Indian manufacturer and the foreign manufacturers as well:
BIS Certification India for Indian Manufacturers
BIS FMCS Certification for Foreign Manufacturers
Go through the table to know the cost of BIS Certification India for IS 302 (Part 1) IEC 60335-1:
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S No. |
Particular |
Amount (INR) |
Remarks |
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1. |
Application Fee |
1000 |
To be paid directly to BIS |
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2. |
Audit Fee |
7000 |
To be paid directly to BIS |
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3. |
License Fee |
1000 |
To be paid directly to BIS |
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4. |
Sample Testing Fee |
As Applicable |
To be paid directly to BIS (Testing charges vary from product to product and lab to lab.) |
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5. |
Minimum Advance Marking Fee |
As per the actual |
To be paid directly to BIS (Marking fee varies as per Indian Standard) |
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6. |
Renewal Fee |
1000 |
To be paid directly to BIS |
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7. |
Inclusion Fee |
5000 |
To be paid directly to BIS |
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8. |
ERCS Pvt Ltd Service Fee |
Please contact info@elitasrcs.com |
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Remarks |
Including all the taxes |
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