Introduction
This standard deals with safety points linked to personal e-transporters used at home and in commercial places. These products include electric scooters and bikes used for daily travel. The rise in green travel options has pushed the use of these transporters in India. Buyers now look for safe and good-quality products, so ISI-marked items gain quick trust in the market.
Any item that enters or leaves India must follow BIS rules. This includes steps linked to the QCO order, the BIS permit, and customs checks. Fees for BIS and the online filing work as part of the same process. These steps help your product stay in line with the safety code for sale in India.
Overview
IS 302 Part 1 talks about the safety of many household and shop-based appliances. Personal e transporters fall in this area. The rules cover single-phase and other designs up to 250 volts and 415 volts. The focus stays on products used in homes, shops, and farms where the risk level might rise.
The standard does not study risks linked to very young users who may handle the product when adults are not present. Industrial, medical, and special-use tools are not part of this standard.
Key highlights
- Product name: Safety rules for personal e transporters
- Indian Standard: IS 302 Part 1: 2024
- Plan used: Product Certification under ISI Mark Scheme 1
- Mark used: ISI Mark
- Rule type: Mandatory
- Quality Control Order: As per the latest rule
- Ministry: Ministry of Commerce and Industry
- Scope: Talks about general safety points linked to the design, build, and working of household appliances
- Main import source: China, with rising supply from Europe
Applicable Tests for BIS
Mandatory tests
- Earth continuity test
- Electric strength test
- Functional test
- Protection from electric shock
- Provision for earthing
- Leakage current and electric strength at working temperature
- Leakage current and electric strength
Optional tests
- Transient overvoltages
- Overload safety of transformers and linked circuits
- Terminals for outside conductors
- Rust resistance
- Moisture resistance
More details on the BIS process
- For domestic makers
- For foreign makers
Timeline
- Indian makers need around thirty days.
- Foreign makers may need up to one hundred eighty days.
Benefits of BIS
This mark lifts product image, supports buyer trust, and opens doors for larger sales.
- Entry into the Indian market
- Makes a lawful sale possible
- Match with Indian rules.
- Shows the product follows the national safety code.
- Better product image
- Helps the product look stronger before buyers.
- Buyer trust
- Buyers feel safer with marked products.
- Support for MSMEs
- Helps small makers reach bigger buyers and public tenders.
Conclusion
This mark helps build product confidence and market reach in India. Presto Laboratories helps producers and importers walk the BIS way easily.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
The mark shows the product has been tested for safe use and matches the national code. This helps buyers pick it with more comfort.
Yes. Any brand that wants to sell its product in India must follow the same BIS steps as domestic makers.
Indian makers may get it in about a month, while foreign brands may take a few months based on testing and document checks.
The tests cover the parts linked to electric safety, shock safety, and working under normal load. These checks reduce risk for daily users
Yes. Many small units apply for it. The permit helps them enter tenders and gain buyer trust with ease.