Introduction
IS 302 Part 1 2024 deals with the safety needs of household and commercial electric multipurpose cooking pans. This type of pan is a common appliance in kitchens, cafés, and restaurants. They are used for various cooking, frying, and baking applications, and so are commonly used for everyday cooking. The food industry is expanding rapidly, and social media is also driving more demand for these pans. This rise in demand creates space for imports and exports as well.
A BIS licence is now needed for these cooking pans. The ISI mark tells buyers that the product is safe to use. To get this mark, makers must follow BIS rules and complete the licence steps. They must also pay BIS licence fees and finish customs clearance when bringing goods into India.

Standard Overview
IS 302 Part 1 2024 lays down safety points for household electrical appliances like multi-purpose cooking pans. It covers appliances for single phase up to 250 V and other appliances for single phase higher than 415 V. The pans are called multipurpose cooking pans and are used in shops, houses, small kitchens, and on farms. The standard looks at common user risks and basic protective steps. Some industrial items and special electronic devices do not fall under this part of the standard.
Key Details
- Product Name: Safety needs for household and commercial electric multi-purpose cooking pans
- Indian Standard Used: IS 302 Part 1 2024
- Certification Plan: Scheme I
- Mark Used: BIS ISI Mark
- Need for Certification: Mandatory for sale in India.
- Ministry: Ministry of Commerce and Industry
- Scope in the Standard: It lists safety points linked to design, working, and basic performance so users stay safe.
- Main Import Regions: China, Germany, United States
Safety Tests for IS 302
Mandatory Tests
- General functional check
- Leakage-current with electric-strength check
- Test for shock protection
- Earthing check for safety
- Test for earth-continuity
- Leakage-current and strength test during working temperature
- Check for electric-strength
Optional Tests
- Moisture resistance check
- Rust resistance test
- Safety check for overload on transformers and linked parts.
- Test for transient overvoltages
- Terminals check for outside conductors
Steps for BIS ISI Certification
- Domestic Maker Process
- Foreign Maker Process
Time Taken for BIS Approval
- Indian makers usually complete it in about 30 days.
- Foreign makers usually complete it in about 180 days.
Benefits of BIS Approval
- Market Entry: A BIS licence is needed for many items in India, so it clears the way for sales.
- Match with Indian Standards: Shows that the product meets national safety rules.
- Better Product Image: The ISI mark creates trust in the quality of the product.
- Higher Buyer Confidence: People prefer items that pass safety checks.
- Help for Small Businesses: Small units gain better chances to take part in large orders.
Conclusion
A BIS licence brings trust and steady growth for makers of multi-purpose cooking pans in India. It helps brands gain space in a busy market and reach more buyers with safe kitchen tools. Presto Laboratories guides makers through testing, documents, and every step linked with BIS rules.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
It is a safety licence that shows the pan follows Indian rules and is safe for daily use.
These pans run on electricity and work at high heat, so BIS checks help avoid user risks.
Yes, the ISI mark is needed before any sale or import of such pans.
Yes, foreign makers must complete BIS steps and get a licence before shipping pans to India.
The team handles testing, forms, and all steps linked with BIS rules so the maker can move ahead with ease.