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BIS ISI Certification for Flashlight as per IS 2083:2024 – Process & Requirements
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Step 1: Identification of Indian standards and product profiling
The BIS ISI Certification for Flashlight indicates the relevant Indian Standard (IS code).
Our group takes into account: Information about the item Procedure for production BIS specifications Quality Control Orders, or QCOs
Accurately identifying the Indian Standard is crucial to prevent issues with product classification, testing, and application process delays.
Our group takes into account:
Step 2: Product testing and documentation
The laboratory that has been approved by the National Accreditation Board for Certification Bodies (NABL) will test products and produce documentation in compliance with the relevant Indian standard.
The assistance process includes: Setting up the procedure for product testing Producing technical documentation Compiling information about the factory Quality control documentation Making application forms
The assistance process includes:
Step 3: Submitting a BIS Application
Once testing and documentation are completed, the BIS registration application is submitted to the BIS portal.
Usually, submitting an application entails: Test findings Information about the production and factory Technical records Fees set by the government
After that, the application is sent to the BIS authorities for additional handling.
Usually, submitting an application entails:
Step 4: BIS Factory Inspection
BIS representatives conduct an inspection to determine whether the manufacturer meets all certification requirements.
Typically, an inspection consists of the following: Procedure for production Production plant A method for guaranteeing quality The testing facilities of the facility Control of product quality
During the inspection, the BIS representative may even gather product samples for independent testing.
Typically, an inspection consists of the following:
Step 5: Sample Testing and Laboratory Evaluation
Samples taken during inspection are tested to make sure the products adhere to the relevant Indian standards. After that, the testing lab sends the lab report straight to BIS officials for evaluation and certification.
Step 6: Resolving Observations and Non-Conformity
Corrective action must be taken in response to observations or non-conformities at every stage of the process.
The following are some potential courses of action at this point: Enhancement of processes Submission of documentation Submission of a report on corrective action Improvement of procedures
Before certification can proceed, all observations must be satisfactorily addressed
The following are some potential courses of action at this point:
Step 7: Payment of License & Marking Fees
The manufacturer is required to cover the following costs after the technical evaluation and compliance check: The price of a BIS licence ISI marking fee The price of obtaining the required certification
This indicates that the last stage of the certification process has been finished.
Step 8: BIS Issues the ISI Licence
Step 8: Grant of BIS Licence
It can now be used by producers to show that their goods adhere to Indian regulations. BIS grants the ISI Mark licence after each of the aforementioned processes is finished.
| Particulars | Estimated Cost (INR) |
|---|---|
Application Fees (BIS) |
₹1,000 |
Testing Charges (Lab Fees) |
15000- ₹2,50,000 |
Factory Inspection Charges |
₹7000 |
Annual License Fees |
₹1,000 |
Marking Fees (ISI Mark Usage) |
As per BIS norms (based on production) |
Consultancy Charges (UMSPCS) |
₹ 50000 |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
This applies to products to which IS 2083:2024 – Flashlight – Specification applies.
Under the applicable Flashlight (Quality Control) Order, the flashlights covered in this notice must be certified under Scheme I of BIS.
Applies to specified battery-powered flashlights up to 48 V DC (pre-focused and focusing with an incandescent bulb or LED module).
According to the BIS Product Manual, a minimum of 12 samples should be taken for certification as per IS 2083:2024.
Yes. The appropriate testing may involve mechanical assembly, drop, thermal, insulation, light distribution, ingress protection, and other product-specific tests.
