The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), formerly known as the Indian Standards Institution, is the owner of the ISI mark. The BIS's product certification program makes use of this ISI mark. 

The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) certification is a means of communicating to consumers the product's safety, quality, and reliability of the brands, producers, and manufacturers. It has a discrete nature.

The ISI mark is only usable on goods. For instance, you may put this label on actual goods like cables or cement.

The IS number indicates the Indian Standards that the product complies with at the top of the mark. An individual IS number is assigned to each product. For instance

IS 694 for residential wires and IS 269 for portland cement. IS 8034 stands for submersible pumps in the example above. In some circumstances, the standard may have more than one portion, and different sections of the same standard may be mentioned separately. The license number given to specific licensee premises is the CM/L followed by a 7 or 10 digital number. 

Who has the right to offer an ISI mark?

By conducting appropriate inspections, analyses, and other evaluations, BIS is qualified to offer the ISI mark. This procedure confirms that a manufacturer has been adhering to the guidelines and standards established by the BIS.

Indian ISI Certificate Benefits

• Legal Advantages

         ISI certification grants a producer legal benefits such as the ability to make the 

        products that are listed as mandatory. The most important benefit is that it protects 

        you from legal problems like debarment, fines, or both, which producers may encounter 

        if they neglect to obtain the ISI certificate for the required product.

• Market Benefits

      Having the ISI accreditation will give your goods a competitive edge over 

      uncertified alternatives, such as continuous and straightforward production. Additionally,

      the ISI accreditation confirms that your items were made in accordance with 

      correct standards, which guarantees their safety.

• Brings About A Competitive Advantage

As previously said, an ISI-certified product denotes the product's exceptional quality and gives the company a competitive advantage. Considering that consumers always favor certified products.

A product that is not certified, however, can see fantastic sales overnight despite having the inferior quality to items that are certified. Even yet, if a non-certified product falls short in terms of consumer satisfaction, your sales will eventually suffer.

On the other hand, an ISI-certified product gives you a competitive advantage over rivals by guaranteeing a high-quality product. As a result, it might generate a lot of money.

• Market Entrance

A certified product has a larger market since it denotes superior quality as well as compliance with safety regulations and consumer security.

In comparison to uncertified products, goods bearing the ISI mark would be more reliable and respectable and therefore in high demand. You will have greater market access as a result.

    Products With ISI Certification List

•           Food and food-related products

•           Batteries (multi-purpose dry)

•           Electric transformers

•           Cattle feeds

•           Automobile accessories

•           Kitchen Appliances

•           Oil-pressure stove

•           Chemicals and fertilizers

•           Cables

•           Air Conditioner and its related parts

•           Medical equipment and others

How to Become an ISI Certified Professional

1. The application must be completed on the BIS website.

2. A factory inspection will also be carried out to evaluate the infrastructure for manufacturing, the production process, quality control, and testing capabilities.

3. A product sample will be taken during an inspection for analysis in a separate laboratory.

4. The test report for the product sample will be utilized to review.

5.  When your product satisfies the established requirements, you can finally receive the certificate.