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IS 302 Part 1:2024 sets the safety rules for oral hygiene appliances that run on electricity. These products include electric toothbrushes and water flossers. People use them in homes, clinics, and small care centres. Their use has increased because more people now care about dental health and have better spending power.
Since these products deal with day-to-day hygiene, buyers expect safe and steady performance. Any brand that wants to sell, import, or export these appliances in India must follow the BIS rules. The ISI mark is needed before products reach the market. Companies must follow the QCO order and pay the fee linked to licensing and customs work.
IS 302 Part 1:2024 explains the safety points for electrical appliances used up to 250 volts for single-phase and up to 415 volts for other supply lines. It covers appliances used in homes, shops, and light work areas. It does not cover large industrial tools, portable electric hand tools, or medical equipment. Extra rules may apply if the appliance is made for vehicles or ships. Items meant for small children or elderly users without supervision are also not part of this standard.
For Indian manufacturers, the usual time is close to 30 days.
For foreign manufacturers, the usual time is close to 180 days.
Products reach the Indian market without trouble.
Buyers see that the appliance follows the national safety rules.
The ISI mark supports a better brand image.
People feel more sure while choosing such appliances.
MSMEs gain better reach and can take part in government supply work.
BIS approval helps brands place safe oral hygiene appliances in the Indian market. Presto Laboratories guides companies through each step and helps them complete all points needed for selling or importing these products in India.