Ups And Inverters Of Rating Upto 10kva

BIS/CRS Registration

UPS is sometimes referred to as a flywheel backup and a battery backup. UPS with a rating of less than 10KVA are now covered by BIS's mandatory registration programme. ECS provides BIS Registration for UPS and Inverter of Rating 10kva

If you are planning to manufacture or import UPS (Uninterrupted Power Supply) and inverters of up to 10 kVA in India, it is mandatory to obtain BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards) certification. BIS is the national standards body of India and BIS certification is a mark of quality, safety, and reliability.

The BIS certification process involves testing of the product as per relevant Indian standards and issuing a BIS registration certificate upon successful completion of the tests. The certification is valid for two years and needs to be renewed thereafter.

The following are the Indian standards applicable for BIS certification of UPS and inverters:

1. IS 16242 (Part 1):2014 for UPS up to 5 kVA, single-phase input/output
2. IS 16242 (Part 2):2014 for UPS up to 5 kVA, three-phase input/output
3. IS 16242 (Part 1):2014 for Inverters up to 5 kVA, single-phase input/output
4. IS 16242 (Part 2):2014 for Inverters up to 5 kVA, three-phase input/output
5. IS 13314:2015 for Inverters up to 10 kVA, single-phase input/output
6. IS 13314:2015 for Inverters up to 10 kVA, three-phase input/output

The BIS registration process involves the following steps:

1. Submit the application with relevant documents and test samples to the BIS-approved laboratory.
2. The laboratory conducts the tests as per the relevant Indian standards.
3. If the product meets the requirements of the standards, the laboratory issues a test report and forwards the application to BIS for further processing.
4. BIS reviews the application and test report and issues the BIS registration certificate upon successful completion of the review.

The BIS registration certificate must be displayed on the product, and the product must bear the Standard Mark (ISI Mark) as per the relevant Indian standard. Failure to comply with the BIS certification requirements may result in penalties, confiscation of products, and even imprisonment.

In conclusion, obtaining BIS certification is mandatory for manufacturers and importers of UPS and inverters of up to 10 kVA in India. The certification process involves testing the product as per relevant Indian standards and obtaining a BIS registration certificate upon successful completion of the tests.