What is BEE Registration and who needs to register?

BEE Registration stands for Bureau of Energy Efficiency Registration. Manufacturers of specific products must register under the BEE if they produce items listed in the BEE's mandatory certification list. Manufacturers of these products must register to comply with energy efficiency standards.

How do I apply for BEE Registration as a manufacturer?

To apply for BEE Registration, visit the BEE's official website and locate the registration section. You will need to create an account, complete the registration form, and submit the required documentation as per the guidelines provided.

How can I apply for BIS/CRS registration as a manufacturer?

To apply for BIS/CRS registration, visit the official BIS website and follow the registration process outlined on the portal. This typically involves filling out the application form, providing the necessary documents, and paying the relevant fees.

How long does the BIS/CRS registration process typically take?

The time required for BIS/CRS registration can vary based on factors like the completeness of your application, product complexity, and the workload at the BIS. On average, it may take a few months, so plan accordingly.

How can manufacturers apply for BIS/ISI Certification?

To apply for BIS/ISI Certification, manufacturers need to visit the official BIS website and follow the certification application process outlined there. This typically involves submitting an application, relevant documents, and paying the applicable fees.

What is EPRA and what role does it play in E-Waste management?

EPRA, the Extended Producer Responsibility Authorization, is an organization dedicated to managing the collection and responsible recycling of end-of-life electronics. It works with manufacturers to establish and maintain e-waste recycling programs.

What is TEC Certification?

TEC (Telecommunication Engineering Centre) Certification is a mandatory process in India for telecom equipment and products manufacturers. It ensures that the products comply with the technical and quality standards established by the Indian government.

Who is eligible to apply for TEC Certification?

Domestic and international manufacturers who produce telecom equipment and wish to sell it in the Indian market must apply for TEC Certification.

What is WPC-ETA approval and why is it important for manufacturers?

WPC-ETA (Wireless Planning and Coordination - Equipment Type Approval) is a certification process in India that ensures the compliance of wireless communication equipment with technical standards and regulatory requirements. It is vital for manufacturers to meet these standards to sell wireless equipment in the Indian market legally.

Which types of products require WPC-ETA approval?

WPC-ETA approval is typically required for a wide range of wireless communication equipment, including mobile phones, routers, transceivers, Bluetooth devices, and more. The specific product categories can change, so it is advisable to consult the latest regulations from the Wireless Planning and Coordination Wing.

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Process for Indian Manufacturer

Indian manufacturers have two options for obtaining ISI Mark Certification:

Option 1

The license issuance process is expected to be completed within 120 days, except for the first all-India case, where it may take 180 days. This timeframe begins from the date of receiving the application, provided that the documentation, unit assessment, and product compliance are satisfactorily established at the first instance during various stages. Here are the steps involved:

Step 1: Customizing the Manufacturing Unit as per the relevant Indian Standard

Identifying the applicable Indian Standard
Establishing in-house testing facilities to meet the Standard's requirements

Step 2: Filing the Application Form

Preparing the Internal Test Report of the product according to the relevant IS
Compiling all necessary documents
Completing the online Application Form
Making the online application fee payment directly to BIS
Submitting hard copies of the Application Form with all enclosures to the relevant Branch Office (BO) of BIS

Step 3: Remitting Audit Fees & Travelling Expenses for Inspection

Paying the audit fees for inspection
Confirming the BIS Inspection Team
Coordinating travel, accommodation and boarding for the visiting team

Step 4: Factory Visit

Conducting an assessment of the manufacturing infrastructure, production process, quality control, and testing capabilities during a factory visit
Selecting random sample(s) for testing in a BIS Approved Lab allocated by the BIS office

Step 5: Organizing the Lab Test Report (LTR)

Submitting the samples collected by the visiting team to the allocated laboratory, along with the testing fee

Step 6: Closure of Non-Conformity (if any) and Remittance of Official Fees

Rectifying any issues pointed out by the inspection team regarding the factory unit's processes
Submitting proof of rectification to close non-conformities, if any
Paying the annual marking fees (annual license fees) to BIS

Step 7 : Obtaining the BIS (ISI) Certificate

The license is granted upon evidence of steps 4 to 6

Option 2

The license issuance process is expected to be completed within 30 days from the date of application receipt if the factory visit is satisfactory and the sample conforms to the relevant Indian Standard(s) at the first instance. Here are the steps involved:

Step 1: Customizing the Manufacturing Unit as per the relevant Indian Standard

Identifying the applicable Indian Standard
Establishing in-house testing facilities to meet the Standard's requirements

Step 2: Sample Testing

Arrange the required certificate for raw material (MTC)
Get the product sample tested in BIS recognized testing lab

Step 3: Filing the Application Form

Preparing the Internal Test Report of the product, following the reference test report provided by BIS for your guidance
Compiling all necessary documents
Completing the online Application Form
Making the online application fee payment directly to BIS
Submitting hard copies of the Application Form with all enclosures to the relevant Branch Office (BO) of BIS

Step 4: Remitting Audit Fees & Travelling Expenses for Inspection

Paying the audit fees for inspection
Confirming the BIS Inspection Team
Coordinating travel, accommodation and boarding for the visiting team

Step 5: Factory visit

Conducting an assessment of the manufacturing infrastructure, production process, quality control and testing capabilities during a factory visit
Selecting random sample(s) for testing in a BIS Approved Lab allocated by the BIS office

Step 6: Submitting the Sample for Testing

Submitting the sample to the allocated lab and paying the testing fee
Receiving an acknowledgement from the lab and submitting it to the BIS office

Step 7: Obtaining the BIS (ISI) Certificate

Paying the annual marking fees (annual license fees) to BIS
BIS will issue the ISI Certificate

Step 8: Closure of Non-Conformity (if any)

Rectifying any issues pointed out by the inspection team regarding the factory unit's processes

Important Note:

In the case of non-conformity with the sample(s) drawn during the factory visit under Option 2, the license will be suspended immediately. The licensee must take corrective actions and inform the Bureau. They must also confirm their readiness to provide new samples manufactured after taking corrective actions. The suspension will only be revoked based on conforming Testing Reports of the fresh samples from a BIS Recognized Testing Laboratory.

If the fresh sample tested by the Bureau for revoking the suspension exhibits non-conformity in laboratory testing, or if the licensee does not report corrective actions taken and does not provide improved samples within 30 days of the suspension date, the license will be considered for cancellation.

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