A coffee machine’s type decides which safety requirements apply. Under the Safety of Household Commercial and Similar Electrical Appliances (Quality Control) Order 2026 electric coffee makers need the BIS Standard Mark with most manufacturers covered from 1 October 2026. Picking the wrong standard early can mean retesting later so classify the machine before sending samples.
Electric coffee maker testing services help manufacturers and importers check a model against IS 302 Part 1 and its product specific requirements so gaps surface and can be fixed before the BIS license application.

Match the machine to the standard

• Household drip and espresso machines are listed as electric coffee makers; IS 302 (Part 1): 2024 sets the general safety requirements.
• Commercial machines fall under the Order’s general scope; IEC 60335-2-75 covers commercial dispensing appliances so confirm classification first.
• Never assume one product-specific part fits all three types; confirm the matching IS 302 Part 2 section.
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Safety checks, where applicable

• Typical checks include shock protection heating leakage current moisture resistance and abnormal operation; steam or pressure parts may need more.

Prepare before testing

• Model list rating plate details circuit diagram critical component list user manual and marking drawings.

Verify your laboratory

• Check that the NABL certificate scope names IS 302 Part 1 and the relevant product specific parts.
• Confirm BIS recognition for this product; testing supports BIS certification but does not guarantee it.

Contact us and share your model details with ACE Test Labs & Metrology for a test plan.