BIS Consultant for Batteries - CRS & ISI, One Team

Standphill India runs battery compliance as a dedicated practice. Whether you are a cell factory in Shenzhen, a pack assembler in Noida, a dry-cell plant in Gujarat, an inverter-battery brand in Delhi or a BESS importer in Bengaluru - the work is the same discipline: put your product on the correct route, build a file BIS cannot object to, and get the number that lets you sell.

• Step 1 - Free route mapping: you send the product list; we return the exact matrix - which product, which standard, which route, what it costs, how long.
• Step 2 - File build: documentation to exact BIS format, model-family logic, artwork review, AIR papers where needed.
• Step 3 - Testing: BIS-recognised lab selection, sample logistics (including IATA dangerous-goods guidance for lithium), test-request management.
• Step 4 - Grant: application filing, query handling until the R-number or CM/L is in hand.
• Step 5 - Staying compliant: renewals, annual fees, surveillance, the 30 April 2027 capacity deadline - on our calendar, not your worry list.

20+ years, 10,000+ certifications, and a battery practice that spans both schemes - which matters, because most consultancies live on one side: CRS shops that have never prepared a factory for a Scheme-I audit, or ISI veterans who have never built a lithium model tree. We run both weekly, for Indian plants and for foreign factories from China, Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Vietnam and Europe through AIR arrangements. And we put our verification badges on every guide we publish - dates, order numbers, Gazette references - so you can check our claims against the primary source.

Batteries are the one product family where two different BIS routes meet - MeitY's CRS registration for lithium and nickel systems, and the classic ISI Mark for dry batteries - plus a fast-moving layer of fresh rules like the February 2026 rated-capacity mandate. We work across the entire map as specialists, prepare every document to exact BIS format, and coordinate lab testing so your file keeps moving - whether your plant is in India or overseas.