Secured BIS Certification for Appliances for Heating Liquids IS 302-2-15:2009 - SHUDH BASKET PRIVATE LIMITED, Hisar, Haryana | Standphill India

Standphill India successfully completed BIS ISI Mark certification under IS 302-2-15:2009 for Shudh Basket Private Limited, Shant Vihar, Hisar, Haryana. Licence CM/L 910027**** was granted on May 18, 2026, and is valid through May 17, 2031. Standphill India managed the process end-to-end documentation, testing, audit support, and BIS licence.

Shudh Basket Private Limited manufactures appliances for heating liquids from Shant Vihar, Hisar - a key industrial and commercial city in Haryana's manufacturing belt. Hisar is part of the Delhi NCR extended corridor, with strong industrial activity across engineering, fabrication, and consumer goods manufacturing, and direct access to North India's distribution and retail networks.

Appliances for heating liquids - electric kettles, immersion heaters, instant water heaters, and similar products - are among the highest-volume consumer electrical categories in India. Every unit that reaches a retailer, e-commerce platform, institutional buyer, or distributor must carry a valid ISI Mark under IS 302-2-15:2009. This is not a market differentiator. It is a legal requirement. BIS mandatory certification for household electrical appliances means that uncertified product cannot be legally manufactured, imported, or sold in India. With licence CM/L 910027****, Shudh Basket Private Limited is fully authorised to manufacture and supply  ISI Mark  certified appliances for heating liquids across every sales channel in India.

IS 302-2-15:2009 is the Bureau of Indian Standards safety specification for household and similar electrical appliances - specifically Part 2, Section 15, covering appliances designed for heating liquids. It is a first revision of the standard and aligns with IEC 60335-2-15.

The standard covers:

1. Electrical safety requirements - insulation, earthing, leakage current limits

2. Thermal safety - temperature limits under normal and fault conditions

3. Protection against overheating, dry operation, and boil-dry conditions

4. Mechanical strength and stability requirements

5. Water resistance and moisture protection

6. Component and material safety - heating elements, thermostats, thermal cut-outs

7. Marking, rating plate, and instruction requirements

8. Type testing requirements at BIS-recognised laboratories

IS 302-2-15:2009 falls under BIS mandatory certification. No manufacturer can legally sell appliances for heating liquids in India without a valid ISI Mark licence. Retail chains, e-commerce platforms, institutional procurement, and import clearance all verify BIS licence status. Uncertified product is subject to market surveillance, seizure, and penalty under the BIS Act, 2016.

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Without a valid IS 302-2-15:2009 BIS licence - no retail chain will stock your product, no e-commerce platform will list it, no institutional buyer will accept it, and no customs authority will clear it for import. Household electrical appliances are under mandatory BIS certification. There is no grey area. Every unit sold without an ISI Mark is non-compliant under the BIS Act, 2016 - and enforcement is active.

Standphill India has delivered IS 302-2-15:2009 BIS certification with a consistent track record of first-attempt audit and testing success. We know the standard, the product, and the process.

Contact Standphill India today for a free IS 302-2-15:2009 consultation.

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