Can't comment on ITE equipment since we make Audio Video products but I have 
found this process to be very chaotic and time consuming for our products

There was a considerable amount of documentation required especially for the 
manufacturing facilities.

There are only a handful of  accredited labs in India and they are still trying 
to figure out what they need to do.

CB reports are not officially recognized but are helpful.

It took us close to 5 months to get our first report with a lot of back and 
forth with the test house and BIS and that was with local representation.

Just a suggestion based on our experience.

1. Study the regulations and don't just rely on the Indian test lab you pick as 
they are still trying to figure things out.

2. Don't be afraid to push back with the lab as they are not experts yet and 
rely on BIS for  direction.

3. Don't over think the forms you are required to complete. There is 
considerable documentation to be completed which  takes a lot of time.

4. Don't wait until the last minute as the lead time is very long.

Good luck.

Sent from my ASUS Pad

"Gelfand, David" <[email protected]> wrote:


As of July 3 there is are new mandatory approvals requiring in-country
safety testing.   Has there been any extension of this date?

Could anyone share their experience getting India approvals under this
new scheme?

Thanks,

David

David Gelfand
Compliance Specialist
Kontron Canada Inc



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