In order to market electric toys in India, one must be BIS certified under the Compulsory Registration Scheme (CRS). The toys have to abide by IS 15644:2006, Safety of Electric Toys. Testing the product at a BIS-approved lab, then applying using the BIS Manakonline Portal, results in a test report. Manufacturers—including foreign ones—had to have an Authorized Indian Representative (AIR) if they base elsewhere from India. The BIS Standard Mark has to be on show on the product following approval. Testing, documentation submittal, and maybe manufacturing inspections comprise the 4-8 week procedure. Selling uncertified toys could cause penalties or legal action. Compliance must be maintained by regular renewal.
Safety of Electric Toys
15644: 2006Yes, all toys (electric and non-electric) must have ISI certification under BIS regulations to be sold in India, ensuring compliance with safety standards.
Submit the toy for testing at a BIS-approved lab, apply through the BIS Manakonline Portal, provide necessary documents, and obtain certification after approval.
The HSN code for toys is 9503, covering various types of playthings, including dolls, puzzles, and electronic toys.
Electronic materials fall under different HS codes, but commonly 8541 (semiconductors) and 8542 (electronic integrated circuits) apply.
HSN code 95030030 refers to battery-operated toys, a subcategory under HSN 9503, which includes various electronic and mechanical toys.
