CRS Mark In Induction : Negligence While Buying Induction Will Be Costly, The Government Has Advised To Check This Mark : The demand for induction cookers is growing rapidly, and you’ll find numerous models from different companies in the market. Seeing the growing demand for induction cookers, the government has issued an important piece of advice to consumers purchasing induction cookers. The Department of Consumer Affairs shared a post on X, informing people that they should always check for the CSR mark when purchasing an induction cooker. What is this mark and what does it mean? Let’s explain this in detail.
What is CRS Mark?
Before purchasing an induction cooker, check for the CRS Mark to avoid risks like shock, overheating, and fire. The BIS CRS Mark (Compulsory Registration Scheme) is a mandatory safety certification mark for electronics and IT goods sold in India, awarded by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS).
This mark indicates that the product complies with specific Indian safety standards and typically includes a unique 8-digit registration number (e.g., R-XXXXXXXX). According to a post shared on X, there are some benefits to purchasing an induction cooktop with the CSR Mark. What are these benefits? Let’s find out.
• Protection against electric shock, proper insulation. The CSR mark ensures that there will be no risk of electric shock while using the product.
• Overheating Control: Auto cut-off at high temperature.
• Safer Surface: Lower heat output, lower risk of burns. Even if your hand accidentally touches the induction hoop, there’s no risk of burns.
• Efficient heating: Heat goes directly into the vessel.
• Sturdy and Stable: No slippage or slope so there is no chance of the utensils falling over.
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