Category: BIS Registration (CRS)
Electronic clocks are designed for accurate timekeeping in private homes, schools, and the public domain. Since they receive mains electricity for their power supply, they must be electrically safe and perform well. Therefore, the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) has published the IS 302-2-26 Quality Control Order (QCO), which mandates CRS Registration before the sale or use of an electronic clock. The CRS Registration demonstrates that they all comply with IS 302-2-26 requirements of electrical safety, performance, and parts durability.
BIS CRS Registration is mandatory for all manufacturers, importers, and brand owners. Here, it demonstrates quality and reliability, builds consumer trust, and increases acceptance in the market. We will go over the major compliance requirements, testing standards, and documentation, as well as the registration process for BIS CRS - enabling businesses to achieve certification quickly and with confidence.
Electronic clocks that operate on mains power must comply with IS 302-2-26 and are certified under the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) Compulsory Registration Scheme (CRS). This standard specifies safety requirements to protect against hazards such as electric shock and fire, along with guidelines for construction, isolation, and performance. Manufacturers are required to register their products, undergo testing by a BIS-approved laboratory, and meet specific documentation requirements before they can legally sell these products in India.
Below, you can go through the specification of Indian Standard 302-2-26:
Now, let’s go through the basic requirements for obtaining BIS CRS Registration in India:
The BIS Registration process differs for domestic (Indian) manufacturers and foreign (FMCS) manufacturers. Let’s review the registration process under the BIS CRS Scheme:
Process for a Foreign Manufacturer
Process for the Domestic Manufacturer
Below, you can go through the important documents required for CRS Registration under IS 302-2-26
The fee for BIS registration is provided in the table below:
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COST FOR BIS REGISTRATION / ELECTRONICS PRODUCTS (Government Costs) |
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Type of Fee |
New Application |
Renewal |
Inclusion |
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Application Fee |
1000 |
1000 |
1000 |
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Processing Fee* |
25,000x2 = 50,000 |
25,000x2 = 50,000 |
15,000x2= 30,000 |
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Registration Fee* |
1000 x 2 = 2000 |
1000 x 2 = 2000 |
1000 x 2 = 2000 |
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Total |
53,000 |
53,000 |
30,000 |
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Note* 1. The processing fee and registration fee need to be paid within 2 years, as registration numbers will be granted initially for two years. 2. The cost of BIS registration will depend on the following factors: · Location and Name of the Manufacturing Process (Overseas/ Domestic) · Types of Products and model quantity · Testing fee for the products · Govt. Fee (BIS) and ERCS Service fee |
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In order to obtain BIS registration and produce a product that conforms to Standard quality, the manufacturer should check that the product meets the prescriptive Indian Standard Specifications (ISS), which we will directly communicate to you from the applicable BIS officials of the Indian Standards. The ERCS Private Limited will be your friend, philosopher, and guide in the entire assessment of your product by the relevant authorities/ departments.
ERCS Pvt. Ltd has created an extensive network within the Electronic Industry and various BIS departments to assist in efficiently assuring product electrical clocks with mains power in accordance with IS 302-2:26.
To give you the best compliance services in India, experienced BIS certification consultants at ERCS are ready to assist you at every stage of certification. Find out everything you need to know about the compliance your product requires to get into the Indian market and develop a trusted customer base.