BIS Registration for Induction Stoves - IS 302 (Part 2/Sec 25)

Everything you need to know about induction stove BIS certification - summarised clearly in one table:

If your appliance uses electromagnetic induction to generate heat for cooking - it needs BIS. Here is a plain list of every type that falls under IS 302 (Part 2/Sec 25):

• Single-Burner Portable Induction Stoves - the most common type, used in homes, hostels, and small kitchens across India
• Double-Burner Induction Cooktops - two-zone induction cooktops for households that need multiple cooking zones simultaneously
• Built-in Induction Hobs - induction cooktops designed to be permanently installed into a kitchen countertop or modular kitchen platform
• Multi-Burner Induction Ranges - three, four, or five-zone induction stoves used in large households and professional kitchens
• Commercial Induction Stoves - high-wattage induction cookers (2000W-5000W) used in restaurants, hotels, cloud kitchens, and canteens
• Induction Cookers with Pressure Cooker Function - combination appliances that work as both an induction stove and a pressure cooker
• Portable Travel Induction Cookers - compact, lightweight induction stoves designed for travel, camping, or studio apartments
• Smart Induction Cooktops - Wi-Fi or Bluetooth-enabled induction stoves with app controls and auto-cooking presets

Before BIS issues your ISI Mark licence, a government-approved laboratory physically tests your induction stove. Induction stoves are high-power appliances - they draw up to 2000 watts from a standard home socket. The tests are therefore thorough. Here is what the lab checks - in plain terms:

All testing must be done at a BIS-recognized NABL-accredited laboratory. Test reports from unrecognized labs are rejected by BIS outright. Standphill India only coordinates with BIS-approved labs that have specific experience testing induction stoves - so your test report is accepted the first time, every time.

These four rules apply to every BIS application. Getting even one of them wrong is the most common reason manufacturers lose weeks waiting for a rejection letter instead of their licence.

If your factory is in China, South Korea, Vietnam, or anywhere outside India - here is exactly what happens from day one to the day you receive your BIS ISI Mark licence:

Making induction stoves in India? Here is your complete, jargon-free guide to getting your BIS ISI Mark licence:

Gather these documents before you start the application - not during. Missing documents mid-application is the single biggest cause of delays. Here is the complete plain-language checklist:

• Filled and signed BIS application form - downloaded from BIS ManakOnline portal and signed by the authorized signatory of your company
• Factory / business registration certificate - legal proof that your company is registered and permitted to manufacture electrical appliances. Foreign manufacturers must provide an English translation.
• Factory address proof - utility bill, lease agreement, or property document confirming the manufacturing location address
• Trademark registration certificate - for the brand name printed on your induction stove. If trademark registration is pending, include the official TM application acknowledgment from the Trademark Registry.
• Trademark authorization letter - required only if the trademark is owned by a different company than the manufacturer
• Product technical specification sheet - document showing input voltage (220-240V), frequency (50Hz), rated wattage (e.g. 1800W or 2000W), IGBT module specifications, glass ceramic surface type, control panel type, and dimensions
• Critical component list - details of the IGBT module, main control board, glass ceramic plate, power cord, thermostat or temperature sensor, and cooling fan - with supplier names and part numbers
• ISI marking label design / artwork - showing exactly how the ISI Mark, CM/L number, wattage, voltage, standard number IS 302 (Part 2/Sec 25), and manufacturer details will appear on the product body and box
• BIS-recognized laboratory test report - the safety test report under IS 302 (Part 2/Sec 25) issued by a BIS-recognized NABL-accredited lab, valid and submitted to BIS within the allowed window from the date of issue
• Photo ID and address proof of the authorized signatory of the BIS application
• AIR authorization letter + Indian company registration - required only for foreign manufacturers appointing an Authorized Indian Representative in India
• ISO certificate - not mandatory but strengthens your application during BIS scrutiny. Include it if you have one.

Here is a straightforward breakdown of what you will spend and how long it will take. Every number is realistic - no surprises:

We are not a general documentation agency. We are BIS specialists - and household electrical appliances like induction stoves, rice cookers, and kitchen equipment are one of our strongest areas. Here is what working with us actually looks like for your business:

• We explain everything in plain language - you will never feel confused or left in the dark about where your application stands. We send you clear updates at every stage of the process.
• We prepare your factory for BIS inspection - before any inspection is scheduled, we walk you through exactly what BIS will check for induction stove manufacturing specifically. No surprises on inspection day.
• Right lab, right tests, first time - we have working relationships with BIS-recognized labs that regularly test induction stoves. Your samples go to the right lab, get tested correctly, and the report comes back accepted by BIS without revision requests.
• Full AIR service for importers and overseas factories - if you are an Indian importer or a foreign manufacturer, we handle everything on your behalf as your Authorized Indian Representative, including factory inspection coordination, travel logistics, and ongoing compliance.
• Smart multi-model coverage planning - we review your full induction stove product range and design the most cost-efficient grouping strategy so you cover as many models as possible under each registration.
• Test report expiry tracking - we monitor the validity window of your lab report and ensure your application is always submitted before the report expires. No costly retesting ever happens on our watch.
• BIS surveillance and renewal handled for you - we track your annual renewal date and initiate the process 60 days before expiry. Surveillance visits are coordinated professionally to ensure zero disruption to your production.
• Transparent, upfront pricing - you get a clear written cost estimate before any work begins. No surprise bills midway through the process.