TELEVISION OTHER THAN PLASMA/ LCD/LED TVS – IS 616 : 2010
A television, often abbreviated as TV, is a device used to receive broadcast signals and display video and audio content. The television has become an integral part of modern households, providing entertainment, news, and educational programming to millions of people around the world.
Televisions are available in a range of sizes and styles, from small portable units to large wall-mounted models. They come in a variety of display technologies, including LCD, LED, OLED, and QLED, and offer features such as smart TV functionality, 4K and 8K resolution, HDR (high dynamic range) imaging, and high refresh rates for smoother motion.
In addition to receiving traditional broadcast signals, many modern televisions offer internet connectivity, allowing viewers to access streaming services and online content directly on their TV. Some TVs also offer voice control and integration with home automation systems for added convenience.
There are several types of televisions other than Plasma, LCD, and LED TVs, although they are less common in modern times due to the advances in flat-screen technology. Here are a few examples:
CRT TVs - CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) TVs were the most common type of television for several decades before flat-screen technology became widely available. They work by projecting an electron beam onto a phosphorescent screen, which produces the image. While they are bulky and heavy, they can still provide a good image quality, especially for certain types of content such as retro video games.
Rear Projection TVs - Rear Projection TVs project the image onto the back of the screen, using a light source and a set of mirrors. They were popular in the early 2000s but have been largely replaced by LCD and LED technology. Rear projection TVs can offer large screen sizes and good image quality, but they tend to be bulky and require a lot of space.
OLED TVs - OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) TVs are a newer technology that use organic compounds to produce the image. OLED TVs are known for their deep blacks and vibrant colors, and can be thinner and lighter than other types of TVs. They are, however, still relatively expensive compared to other TV technologies.
Quantum Dot TVs - Quantum Dot TVs use tiny particles called quantum dots to enhance the color and brightness of the image. They can offer a wider color gamut and brighter images than traditional LCD and LED TVs. While they are more expensive than standard LED TVs, they are becoming increasingly popular in the high-end TV market.
Laser TVs - Laser TVs use a laser light source to produce the image, and can offer high brightness levels and vivid colors. They are relatively new on the market and can be expensive, but offer a unique viewing experience.
These are just a few examples of televisions other than Plasma, LCD, and LED TVs. While these types of TVs may not be as common as they once were, they can still offer unique advantages and may be a good option for certain users or specific applications.
In July 2013, the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) added several products under the Compulsory Registration Scheme (CRS). Television other than Plasma/ LCD/LED TVs was one of them. Under Scheme II of Schedule II, Television other than Plasma/ LCD/LED TVs gets BIS registered and assures that the product is of good quality and safe.
PREREQUISITES FOR OBTAINING BIS REGISTRATION -
Manufacturers - BIS license is issued to the manufacturer. importer or Trader are not eligible to get BIS license. An importer can be an Authorized Indian Representative (AIR) of a foreign manufacturer license will be issued to the Manufacturer.
Manufacturing Address – Manufacturer has to mention same address in the application as mentioned in Business License. If a manufacturer has more than one manufacturing location then separate BIS license/Registration is required for each location.
Products - Each product Category/ Indian Standard require BIS Registration number. But if the same product category includes several models or series model, one License / Registration Number can cover all Series models of the same product category or lead model.
Brands / Trademarks – For Every/Each Brand or Trademark require separate BIS Registration Number.
PROCEDURE TO OBTAIN BIS CERTIFICATION OF TELEVISION OTHER THAN PLASMA/ LCD/LED TVS AS PER IS 616 : 2010
The BIS registration process generally includes a licensing process and a surveillance process. The steps involved in the licencing procedure are as follows:
Under the FMCS programme, a foreign manufacturer is given a BIS licence in accordance with the BIS Act of 2016 and the Bureau of Indian Standards (Conformity Assessment) Rules of 2018.
DIRECTIONS FOR NOMINATION OF AUTHORIZED INDIAN REPRESENTATIVE (AIR) :
It is obligatory for foreign applicants to nominate an Authorized Indian Representative (AIR) for their operations in India to obtain a BIS Bureau of Indian Standards Certificate. Unless they have a local office in India. AIR, as the local representative, is responsible for submitting and managing the certification application and is available to answer query.
Following are the rules to be followed by foreign manufacturers while nominating an Authorized Indian Representative (AIR) :
EXPENSES INVOLVED IN OBTAINING BIS CERTIFICATE FOR TELEVISION OTHER THAN PLASMA/ LCD/LED TVS AS PER IS 616 : 2010 UNDER THE PRODUCT CERTIFICATION (SCHEME-II) OF BIS :
COST FOR BIS REGISTRATION / ELECTRONICS PRODUCTS |
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Type of Fee |
New Application |
Renewal |
Inclusion |
Application Fee |
1000 |
1000 |
1000 |
Processing Fee* |
25,000x2 = 50,000 |
25,000x2 = 50,000 |
15,000x2= 30,000 |
Registration Fee* |
1000 x 2 = 2000 |
1000 x 2 = 2000 |
1000 x 2 = 2000 |
Total |
53,000 |
53,000 |
30,000 |
Note* 1. The processing fee and Registration fee need to pay Min 2 Years as Registration No. will grant initially for two years. 2. The cost of BIS registration will vary on following factor – · Location and Name of the Manufacturing process · Types of Products and model quantity · Testing fee of the products · Govt. Fee (BIS) and ERCS Service fee |
DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR BIS REGISTRATION OF TELEVISION OTHER THAN PLASMA/ LCD/LED TVS AS PER IS 616 : 2010
The list of documents that BIS requires is as follows:
IMPORTANT POINTS TO CONSIDER FOR BIS REGISTRATION : |
ROLE OF ERCS PRIVATE LIMITED IN GETTING YOUR PRODUCT REGISTERED:
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