A license to manufacture or sell residential gas stoves for Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) ensures compliance with safety and quality regulations. The process comprises business registration, BIS certification (for India) under IS 4246, and getting essential approvals such as PESO (for LPG equipment). Other permissions, such as GST registration, trade licenses, and fire safety certificates, may be required. Manufacturers must conduct product testing and factory inspections. Retailers and distributors require separate licenses from the relevant authorities. Compliance with national and international standards (ISO, ANSI, and EN) is critical. Regular audits and renewals are required to ensure legal compliance and safety.
Domestic Gas Stoves for use with Liquefied Petroleum Gases
4246: 2002Yes, in India, the ISI mark is mandatory for LPG gas stoves as per BIS standards (IS 4246) to ensure safety, quality, and compliance with government regulations.
The ISI standard number for LPG gas stoves in India is IS 4246, which specifies safety, design, and performance requirements for domestic gas stoves.
An ISI-certified gas stove complies with IS 4246 standards, ensuring safety, durability, and efficiency, and is tested by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) before approval.
The HS code for domestic gas stoves is 7321.11.90, covering appliances for gas fuel usage, including stoves, burners, and related kitchen equipment.
The ISI mark on a gas cylinder certifies compliance with IS 3196, ensuring it meets BIS safety and quality standards for storing and transporting LPG safely.
