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BIS ISI Certification for Multipurpose Dry Batteries
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BIS ISI Certification for Multipurpose Dry Batteries - IS 8144:2025
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Step 1: Product Profiling and Identification of Indian Standard
The certificate provided under BIS ISI refers to the relevant Indian Standard (IS code).
Our team takes into consideration: Product details Production process BIS requirements Quality Control Orders (QCO) To avoid any mistakes in the product categorisation and testing process, it is very important to correctly determine the Indian Standard.
Our team takes into consideration:
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: Product testing procedure organisation Technical documentation creation Data gathering about the factory Quality control documentation Application form completion
An application for BIS registration is based on comprehensive documentation and test results.
The assistance process includes:
Step 3: BIS Application Filing
When testing and documentation are completed, the BIS registration application is filed with the BIS portal.
Application filing usually consists of: Test reports Factory and production information Technical records Fees set by the government After that, the application is sent to the BIS authorities for additional processing.
Application filing usually consists of:
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
Testing is conducted on samples obtained through the inspection stage to establish whether the products comply with the Indian standards in place. The testing laboratory proceeds to send the lab report directly to the BIS officers for certification and evaluation.
Step 6: Closure of Observations / Non-Conformity (If Any)
Actions need to be undertaken in case of any observations or non-conformity in any part of the process.
Some of the actions that may be undertaken in this stage include: Process improvement Documentation Corrective action report Conformity
All observations need to be sorted out before certification.
Some of the actions that may be undertaken in this stage include:
Step 7: Payment of License & Marking Fees
Following the technical assessment and compliance verification, the manufacturer must pay the following expenses: The cost of a BIS licence ISI marking charge The cost of earning the necessary certification
This signifies the completion of the final phase of the certification procedure.
Step 8: Awarding of the ISI License by BIS
After each of the aforementioned processes is completed, BIS grants the ISI licence. Manufacturers can now use the ISI logo to show that their goods adhere to Indian standards.
| 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)
Yes, Multipurpose Dry Batteries are included in the BIS Scheme-I compulsory certification system.
The current revised standard for multipurpose dry batteries is IS 8144:2025.
The revised standard includes R03, R6, R14, R20 and 6F22 battery types.
Tests may include dimension, terminal, marking, initial life, delayed life, leakage, and dry heat life tests.
The costs vary based on battery varieties, product grouping, testing scope, lab test fee, BIS fee, and other certification services.
Yes, UMSPCS can offer services in product assessment, product grouping, testing, documentation, application submission, and factory inspection readiness.
