Elastic Self-Sealing Conduits of Insulating Mediums is very popular in the safeguarding of electrical wiring in domestic, commercial and industrial installations. These conduits offer mechanical covering, elasticity, insulation and withstand environmental pressures and ensure long term electrical security.
BIS Certification for Pliable Self-Recovering Conduits within the framework of IS 9537 (Part 4) sets standards of the compliance of the conduit with national standards in terms of safety, durability, insulation properties and mechanical performance. The certification to contractors guarantees the regulators, consumers, and electric contractors that the conduits are produced under controlled conditions and they also comply with Indian quality standards.
An introduction to BIS License
The manufacturers are allowed to use the IS 9537 (Part 4) standard of pliable self recovering conduits with a BIS License of Pliable Self recovering conduits, which ensures that the relevant quality, safety, and performance standards have been met as prescribed by the Bureau of Indian Standards.
BIS licensing procedure includes testing of products in the BIS-approved laboratories, inspection of factories, measuring of the manufacturing processes and surveillance. Certification by BIS is compulsory whenever indicated and a legal obligation to produce, sell, import or distribute pliable self-recovering conduits in the Indian market.
Importance of ISI Certification to manufacturers
The ISI Certification for Pliable Self-Recovering Conduits is significant to the manufacturers because of the following reasons:
The IS 9537 (Part 4) establishes the technical provision concerning the design, construction, and the performance of pliable self-recovering insulating materials conduits.
Some of the parameters discussed in the standard include: mechanical strength, flexibility, heat and impact resistance, insulation properties, flame resistance, workmanship, marking, labeling and testing procedures. The IS 9537 (Part 4) compliance will indicate the conduits to be used in electrical installations are safe and can be used over a long period.
Documents required for BIS registration
The following documents are necessary for Domestic Manufacturers:
The following documents are necessary for Foreign Manufacturers:
There are two key procedures to get your BIS license: Simplified and Normal.
The steps involved in the simplified procedure are:
The steps involved in the normal procedure are:
According to IS 9537 (Part 4), a BIS License for Pliable Self-Recovering Conduits of Insulating Materials is expected to take:
For Simplified Procedure (Indian manufacturers)
Average 40-45 days
For Normal procedure
EVTL India has some expertise as a BIS consultant for Pliable Self-Recovering Conduits of Insulating Materials under the IS 9537 (Part 4). The company provides end-to-end certification of BIS, such as documentation support, BIS portal management, laboratory management, technical advice, and assistance during on-site inspections.
EVTL India provides economical, conforming, and time constrained services to Indian and foreign companies to make the experience of BIS licensing to be hassle free.
Conclusion
Pliable Self-Recovering Conduits of Insulating Materials under the IS 9537 (Part 4) are required to be BIS Certified to assure electrical safety, longevity, and uniformity. This certification provides end user protection, facilitates regulatory compliance, and enhances the credibility of the manufacturers of the Indian electrical market.
Under the professionally tutored direction of EVTL India, manufacturers may be able to streamline the BIS certification process, not waste time, and introduce ISI-marked conduits successfully in India.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Is BIS Certification required in India on Pliable Self-Recovering Conduits?
Yes, BIS certification according to IS 9537 (Part 4) is compulsory where applicable, wherever it has been notified regarding manufacturing and selling in India.
2. Who can apply to be certified under IS 9537 (Part 4)?
The Indian manufacturers and foreign manufacturers via an Authorized Indian Representative (AIR).
3. Which tests are performed according to IS 9537 (Part 4)?
Some of the tests involve flexibility tests, mechanical strength tests, insulation resistance, heat resistance, impact resistance, and flame resistance tests.
4. Is it possible to have foreign manufacturers who become certified to ISI of these conduits?
Yes, it is possible that foreign manufacturers can do so by a duly appointed Authorized Indian Representative.
5. Do we have to mark ISI now that we are BIS Certified?
The ISI mark should appear on all certified conduits and on the packaging.
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