Compliance Guides – Page 16

Wireless keyboards and mice are among the most widely sold computer accessories in India, bundled with desktops, bought as upgrades, and shipped in huge volumes to offices and homes. They are small, low-power devices, but they are electronic products with radios — connecting over a proprietary 2.4 GHz dongle or Bluetooth — and many are

Gaming consoles occupy a premium, high-visibility corner of India’s consumer-electronics market, and the country’s fast-growing gaming culture has made them a category worth getting right. A modern console is essentially a high-performance computer — a powerful processor and graphics engine, a substantial power supply, wireless controllers, and network connectivity — packed into a living-room device

The microwave oven is now a standard fixture in urban Indian kitchens, used for reheating, defrosting, grilling, and convection cooking in millions of homes, offices, and food businesses. Because it is a mains-connected household appliance that generates microwave energy to heat food, its electrical, thermal, and radiation-containment safety matters a great deal — a poorly

Induction stoves have become one of India’s most popular cooking appliances, prized for their speed, safety, and precise control, and sold in vast numbers across homes and commercial kitchens. An induction stove is a mains-connected appliance with power electronics that drive an induction coil, generating heat directly in the cookware. Because it handles significant mains

Projectors have moved well beyond the boardroom — they now light up classrooms, home theatres, auditoriums, and, in the form of compact LED and laser “pico” and portable projectors, living rooms and even pockets across India. A projector is a mains-connected electronic device with a bright light source, optics, and significant heat generation, and modern

Point of sale terminals — the card machines and billing devices that process payments at shops, restaurants, and delivery points — have proliferated across India as digital payments have become ubiquitous. From countertop terminals to handheld, mobile POS devices used by delivery agents and roaming staff, these are electronic products with displays, card readers, connectivity,

Servers and storage systems are the engines of India’s digital economy — the hardware running data centres, cloud services, enterprise applications, and the country’s rapidly expanding IT infrastructure. From rack-mounted servers and blade systems to network-attached and enterprise storage arrays, these are high-power, mains-connected computing devices built to run continuously at scale. Because they are

Switch mode power supplies are the workhorses of modern electronics power conversion — compact, efficient units that convert mains AC into the regulated DC that computers, LED lighting, industrial equipment, telecom hardware, and countless other systems need. Standalone SMPS units, sold as power modules and supplies in their own right rather than built into a

Optical disc players — DVD players, Blu-ray players, and combination home-theatre units — remain a steady category in the Indian market, serving home entertainment, education, and commercial playback needs. An optical disc player is a mains-connected audio-video apparatus with a laser-based optical pickup, a spinning disc mechanism, and video and audio processing electronics. Because it

Wireless headphones and neckband earphones remain hugely popular in India — over-ear and on-ear Bluetooth headphones prized for sound and noise cancellation, and neckband-style earphones favoured for their all-day battery life and convenience. Each is a battery-powered audio device with a lithium cell, a charging system, and a Bluetooth radio. Because they are rechargeable, wirelessly