Covers 53 products, including Vacuum Cleaners, Spin Extractors, Cooking Ranges & Hobs and 50 more.
Indian Standards (IS) Directory
Every Indian Standard this database ties to a BIS certification requirement: the products each one governs and the certification route those products take. 688 standards covering 872 products, for manufacturers, importers and buyers checking what a product needs.
688 standards
Covers 42 products, including Electronic Games (Video), Laptop/Notebook/Tablets, Plasma/LCD/LED Televisions (32″ and above) and 39 more.
Covers 20 products, including All types of Pumps for handling liquids, All types of compressors and(or)their assemblies /sub-assemblies /components, All types of machinery for treatment of material by a process involving a change of temperature and(or)their assemblies /sub-assemblies /components and 17 more.
Covers 16 products, including Toys | Mechanical & Physical Safety, Toys | All Types (Non-Electric), Soft Toys & Plush Toys and 13 more.
Covers 13 products, including Power Banks, Mobile Phone Chargers, Laptop Chargers & Adapters and 10 more.
Covers 11 products, including Air Circuit-Breaker (ACB), Moulded Case Circuit-Breaker (MCCB), Vacuum Circuit-Breaker and 8 more.
Covers 8 products, including Contactor, Direct-on-Line Starter, Star-Delta Starter and 5 more.
Covers 6 products, including Push-Button, Rotary Switch (Control Circuit), Foot Switch and 3 more.
Covers 6 products, including Switch, Switch-Fuse, Fuse-Switch and 3 more.
Covers 3 products, including Offline UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply), Line-Interactive UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) and Online UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply).
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Understanding IS numbers
What an IS number is
The identifier for a standard published by the Bureau of Indian Standards. It sets out the testing methods, quality parameters and safety requirements a product has to meet.
How it relates to certification
Your product is tested against the applicable standard. The lab checks conformance to the requirements in that standard, and the certificate is issued for that standard.
Why the version matters
Standards are revised from time to time, and where a record carries the year it is part of the number. 480 of these 688 do. The version that applies to your product is the one the order covering it names, so check that document rather than the number alone.
What the cost figure is
The cost shown against a standard is the range this database records across the products underneath it, from the lowest recorded band to the highest. It is indicative, for planning, not a BIS fee, and the components recorded on a product row do not sum to it.
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