BIS Registration For Recessed LED Luminaires : IS 10322 (Part 5/Section 2) : 2012

Introduction: 

Recessed LED Luminaries are the LED light fixture which is installed into the hollow opening of the surface whether it's on the ceiling or on another surface. It includes 3 main fixtures that are bulb, trim, and housing. The housing is the majority of the fixture that is buried within the wall or ceiling and houses the fixture's electrical connections. Trim refers to the attractive, visible component of the fixture, which may incorporate baffles, reflectors, or shades. The last component is the bulb, which is the component of the fixture that generates light. The lights are very sleek, easily fit anywhere in less space, and illuminates the whole area. These lights are great for the kitchen, closets, shower stalls, and anywhere there are low ceilings. As recessed lights are electric in nature, so it is compulsory to register recessed LED Luminaries under BIS Registration as per IS 10322 (Part 5/Section 2): 2012 under Compulsory Registration Scheme from BIS. It is compulsory for the domestic as well as the foreign manufacturers to register recessed LED Luminaries under compulsory registration scheme or BIS registration otherwise it will be a punishable offense.

IS Standard : Recessed LED Luminaires : IS 10322 (Part 5/Section 2) : 2012

Lighting fixtures called recessed LED luminaires are made to fit into hollow openings or recesses in walls, ceilings, and other architectural surfaces. These fixtures offer a smooth and integrated lighting solution because they are specifically made to be flush with the surrounding surface. LED light sources, lenses, and housing for recessed LED luminaires are usually made expressly to fit into these apertures and provide effective, visually appealing lighting. They are frequently utilised in a range of indoor and outdoor settings, including as offices, shops, and warehouses. They are renowned for their capacity to provide illumination that is smooth, glare-free, and has a sleek, contemporary appearance. Energy efficiency, longevity, and the capacity to create customized lighting patterns while keeping a sleek and understated appearance in architectural settings are just a few benefits of using recessed LED luminaires. These fixtures are widely used for task and general lighting, and they come in a range of sizes, shapes, and designs to suit a variety of lighting needs and aesthetic preferences. They are frequently utilized in places like workplaces, retail establishments, residences, hotels, and more where a simple and elegant lighting style is preferred.

Recessed LED luminaires are required to be registered with BIS under IS 10322 (Part-5/Section-2): 2012, as part of the Compulsory Registration Scheme managed by BIS, because they require electricity to operate.

Under the mandatory registration scheme, both local and foreign manufacturers of recessed LED luminaires are required to complete the registration process; noncompliance may have legal ramifications.

About The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS)

The erstwhile Indian Standards Institution (now Bureau of Indian Standards) was established in the year 1947 with the objective of harmonious development of standardization activity in India. The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) was established under the BIS Act, 1986 for the harmonious development of the activities of standardization, marking and quality certification of goods and for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto. A new Bureau of Indian Standards Act, 2016 which was notified on 22nd March 2016, has been brought into force with effect from 12 October 2017 that reinforces the activities of BIS in respect to standardization and certification of goods, articles, processes, systems and services.

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Basic Requisites for BIS Licence

Obtaining a BIS Licence hinges on four key pillars:

1. Manufacturer: The BIS Licence is exclusively granted to manufacturers, not importers or sellers. Importers can act as the Authorized Indian Representative (AIR) of a foreign manufacturer to submit the application, but the licence is issued to the manufacturer.

2. Manufacturing Address: A valid manufacturing address must be provided. If a manufacturer operates multiple factory locations for the same product, each location requires a separate BIS Licence.

3. Product: Each product needs its own licence. However, multiple models within the same product category can be covered by a single licence.

4. Brand/Trademark: Each brand or trademark must have its own BIS licence.

BIS Registration Procedure

The BIS registration process for amplifiers under IS 616:2017 varies based on the geographic location of the manufacturing unit. The processes differ for domestic (Indian) and foreign manufacturers.

Process for Foreign Manufacturers

1. Nominate Indian Representative: The foreign manufacturer must nominate an Authorized Indian Representative (AIR) {What is AIR}.
2. Submit Online Application: An online submission must be made.
3. Sample Testing: Samples must be tested by a BIS-approved laboratory.
4. Submit Application and Test Report: The application, including the test report, is submitted online or offline.
5. Verification: BIS officials verify the application.
6. Grant of Licence: Upon successful verification, the licence is granted. (Foreign Manufacturers Process Read More..)

Guidelines for Nominating an Authorized Indian Representative (AIR)

Foreign manufacturers must appoint an AIR for operations in India: (What is AIR Read More)

1. - If the manufacturer has a liaison or branch office in India, it will be designated as the AIR.
2. - If no liaison or branch office exists, the proprietor or registered user of the brand/trademark in India becomes the AIR.
3. - If neither exists, another entity can be designated as the AIR. 

Process for Domestic Manufacturers

1. Submit Online Application: The manufacturer submits the application online.
2. Sample Testing: Samples are tested by a BIS-approved laboratory.
3. Submit Application and Test Report: The application, including the test report, is submitted online or offline.
4. Verification: BIS officials verify the application.
5. Grant of Licence: Upon successful verification, the licence is granted. (Domestic Manufacturers Process read more)

Documents Required for BIS Registration for Emergency lighting : IS 10322 (PART 5) Section 8: 2013

1. - Completely filled CDF/CCL form
2. - Duly filled BIS application form
3. - Business License of manufacturing unit (in English and local language)
4. - Scope of Business License (in English and local language)
5. - ISO certificate of the manufacturer
6. - Marking Label/Details of Marking on the product
7. - Authorization letter (if the signatory is not the head of manufacturing)
8. - Trademark Certificate
9. - Trademark Authorization Letter (if trademark is owned by another entity)
10. - Authorized Indian Representative company registration proof (foreign manufacturers)
11. - Photo ID of Authorized Indian Representative/Authorized Signatory
12. - Technical Specification Sheet of Product/User Manual (Document Checklist)

Key Points to Consider for BIS Certification

1. Select BIS Recognized Testing Organization: Ensure the testing laboratory is recognized by BIS and has a valid licence.
2. Laboratory Compliance: Confirm that the laboratory's licence is valid and not suspended, and it is not undergoing an audit.
3. Sample Shipment Arrangements: Arrange for complete shipment from the manufacturer’s location to the testing laboratory.
4. Document Authentication: All documents should be signed, notarized, and stamped by the manufacturer, brand owner, and Indian representative.
5. Accurate Data Entry: Ensure accurate and detailed entries in the Construction Data Form (CDF) and Critical Component List (CCL).
6. Test Report Validity: Submit the test report to BIS within 90 days of testing. If unable to submit on time, new samples must be tested.
7. Document Preparedness: Ensure all documents are ready before sample testing.
8. Application Processing Time: BIS usually takes 15 days to approve the registration, but it can extend to 30-60 days.

Support from BRL India

Brl INDIA offers comprehensive support for BIS Registration, including:

1. - Legal compliance and product testing
2. - Sample development for conformity assessment
3. - Liaison with BIS for application preparation, submission, and follow-up
4. - Multiple visits to BIS office and management of incidental tasks
5. - Free maintenance of licence for up to two years (Get In Tuch)

Additional Services by BRL lndia

1. - In-house infrastructure for various certifications
2. - Product evaluation and advisory on BIS registration
3. - Assistance in standard formulation and testing methods
4. - Analysis of changes in standards and regulations
5. - Advisory on new products for BIS registration and certification
6. - Representation to ministries for NOC/Exclusion of products
7. - Strategic assistance for business continuity and development
8. - Drafting communications for BIS department queries
9. - Arranging meetings with BIS and ministries for clarifications

For more information or to ask questions, BRL In provides a platform for inquiries related to BIS registration and compliance. Contact Us Submit your queries to get more information about BIS CRS Registration Consultant and other compliance services. BRL India offers a single-window solution for all product certification needs, making the BIS Registration Process smooth and efficient. 

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