Safety of Household, Commercial and Similar Electrical Appliances
Gas, Oil and Solid-Fuel Burning Appliances Having Electrical Connections
Strategic Recommendations for Gas, Oil and Solid-Fuel Burning Appliances Having Electrical Connections
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Begin documentation, product testing, and factory audit preparation early to prevent compliance delays. - Partner with Compliance Experts
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| Section | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Gas, Oil and Solid-Fuel Burning Appliances Having Electrical Connections |
| Applicable Indian Standard (IS) No. | IS 302 (Part 1):2024 |
| Title of Indian Standard | Household and Similar Electrical Appliances – Safety – Part 1: General Requirements |
| Quality Control Order | Safety of Household, Commercial and Similar Electrical Appliances (Quality Control) Order, 2025 |
| Notification & Amendments | Notified via S.O. 2232(E), dated 19 May 2025 Supersedes QCO 2024: S.O. 4098(E), dated 17 Sept 2024 |
| Final Enforcement Date | Large & Medium Enterprises: 19 March 2026 Small Enterprises: 19 June 2026 Micro Enterprises: 19 September 2026 |
| Objective & Scope | To ensure electrical, operational, and thermal safety of fuel-burning appliances with electrical components through BIS certification. |
| Products Covered | Gas, oil, or solid-fuel burning appliances incorporating electrical connections for ignition, control, safety interlocks, lighting, or auxiliary functions. |
| Exemptions | - Products exclusively for export - R&D imports (up to 200 units/year) - Schedule A stock clearance allowed for up to 6 months post-enforcement |
| Industries Impacted | Heating appliance manufacturers, kitchen appliance producers, hospitality industry, industrial canteen operators |
| Mandatory Compliance | - Must conform to IS 302 (Part 1):2024 - BIS certification under Scheme-I is mandatory - ISI mark must be visible on product and packaging |
| Next Steps for Stakeholders | Apply for BIS licence, test products at BIS-approved labs, update product marking, declare Schedule A stock |
| Legal Framework Provision & Enforcement | Enforced under BIS Act, 2016 by BIS with inspection and prosecution authority |
| Penalties | Non-compliance may result in seizure of stock, license suspension, fines, or imprisonment up to 2 years, or both |
| Conclusion | From 19 March 2026, all gas, oil, and solid-fuel burning appliances having electrical connections sold, manufactured, or imported in India must comply with IS 302 (Part 1):2024 and bear the ISI mark to ensure safety, reliability, and regulatory conformity. |
| References/Annexures | - QCO 2025: S.O. 2232(E) [19 May 2025] - Superseded QCO 2024: S.O. 4098(E) [17 Sept 2024] |
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Notification
Gas, Oil and Solid-Fuel Burning Appliances Having Electrical Connections are regulated under the Safety of Household, Commercial and Similar Electrical Appliances (Quality Control) Order, 2025, notified via S.O. 2232(E) on 19 May 2025 under the BIS Act, 2016, replacing the earlier 17 September 2024 notification.
Overview
These appliances integrate fuel-burning functionality with electrical components for ignition, safety controls, monitoring, or user interface. The regulation addresses risks of electrical shock, fire hazards, and malfunction due to improper integration of electrical parts with combustion systems.
Objective & Scope
The QCO mandates compliance with IS 302 (Part 1):2024, which specifies safety requirements for electrical circuits, insulation, control devices, wiring, and protection mechanisms when combined with gas, oil, or solid-fuel systems.
Products Covered
- Gas cooking ranges with electric ignition
- Oil-fired boilers with electric controls
- Solid-fuel stoves with electric fans or temperature sensors
- Hybrid heating appliances with both fuel and electrical features
Exemptions Provided
- Products meant solely for export
- R&D imports (up to 200 units/year, not for retail sale)
- Schedule A stock may be sold for up to six months after enforcement
Industries Impacted
- Heating equipment manufacturers
- Commercial kitchen equipment suppliers
- Hospitality sector appliance suppliers
- Industrial and institutional catering providers
Mandatory Compliance Requirements
- BIS licence under Scheme-I is compulsory
- Conformance with IS 302 (Part 1):2024 safety testing and construction parameters
- ISI mark must be affixed on each product and its packaging
Enforcement Timeline
- Large & Medium Enterprises: 19 March 2026
- Small Enterprises: 19 June 2026
- Micro Enterprises: 19 September 2026
Next Steps for Stakeholders
- Apply for BIS licence well in advance
- Conduct BIS-approved laboratory testing
- Update packaging and product markings for ISI compliance
- Declare and manage Schedule A stock for clearance
Legal Provisions, Enforcement & Penalties
The BIS will enforce the regulation under the BIS Act, 2016.
Penalties for non-compliance include:
- Seizure of unmarked/non-compliant stock
- Suspension or cancellation of the license
- Fines and/or imprisonment up to 2 years, or both
Conclusion
From 19 March 2026, gas, oil, and solid-fuel burning appliances with electrical connections must be BIS-certified under IS 302 (Part 1):2024 and bear the ISI mark before sale in India. This ensures integrated safety in hybrid combustion-electrical systems, protects consumers, and enforces uniform quality standards — making timely compliance critical.
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