Television set of screen size exceeding 68 cm but not exceeding 74 cm
Colour television sets, screen size exceeding 68 cm up to 74 cm
HSN 8528 72 14 (colour television sets with screen size exceeding 68 cm but not exceeding 74 cm) is covered by a Bureau of Indian Standards Quality Control Order. Conformity to IS 18112:2022 is mandatory under the Compulsory Registration Scheme with effect from 26 July 2026, pursuant to the Electronics and Information Technology Goods (Requirements of Compulsory Registration) Order, 2021. Bureau of Energy Efficiency labelling, Wireless Planning and Coordination type approval or ETA, and Extended Producer Responsibility authorisation apply as separate customs-clearance overlays.
Procedural directions for customs clearance are issued by: Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs, Directorate General of Foreign Trade.
- 1Verify the foreign manufacturer's BIS Compulsory Registration Scheme R-number on the BIS portal against IS 18112:2022 for television sets. The R-number must be model-specific, covering the exact screen-size range, and current on the date of the shipping bill.Electronics and Information Technology Goods (Requirements of Compulsory Registration) Order, 2021 · S.O. 1248(E) dated 18-03-2021 · S.O. 4997(E) dated 29-10-2025 · S.O. 352(E) dated 22-01-2026
- 2Confirm which standard the supplier's R-number is registered against. During the concurrent running window, R-numbers issued against IS 13252 (Part 1):2010 or IS 616:2017 remain valid until 01 November 2028; after that date both standards are withdrawn and IS 18112:2022 (or IS/IEC 62368 Part 1:2023) becomes the sole basis.Electronics and Information Technology Goods (Requirements of Compulsory Registration) Order, 2021 · S.O. 1248(E) as amended · S.O. 352(E) dated 22-01-2026
- 3Obtain a valid DGFT import licence for any wireless-embedded television, or an Equipment Type Approval certificate generated through the Saralsanchar portal for licence-exempt wireless equipment. Apply to the Wireless Planning and Coordination wing at least 30 days before the shipment's arrival.CBIC Instruction 16/2022-Cus dated 21-07-2022 · CBIC Instruction 24/2024-Cus dated 22-10-2024 · DOT OM F.No.R-11017/02/2021-PP dated 21-10-2021
- 4Obtain Extended Producer Responsibility authorisation from the Central Pollution Control Board before import. MSMED-registered micro enterprises are exempt. Quote the EPR authorisation number on the bill of entry alongside the BIS R-number.Schedule I of the E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2022 · G.S.R. 801(E) dated 02-11-2022
- 5Quote the BIS R-number, WPC licence or ETA certificate reference, CPCB EPR authorisation number, and BEE labelling compliance reference on the bill of entry. Ensure compliance with CBIC Instruction 27/2025-Cus dated 26-08-2025 and DGFT Notification 13/2024-25 dated 20-05-2024. Customs verifies each against the issuing portal; any one absent, expired, or scope-mismatched triggers consignment detention.CBIC Instruction 27/2025-Cus dated 26-08-2025 · DGFT Notification 13/2024-25 dated 20-05-2024 · BEE Notification 5506/BEE/S&L/AL/2025-26 dated 26-12-2025
The most common error on this tariff line is treating the concurrent-running window as permanent licence-portability. Importers registering new models now against IS 13252 (Part 1):2010 or IS 616:2017 — rather than IS 18112:2022 — face a forced re-registration cycle before 01 November 2028, triggering fresh testing costs and potential consignment detention during the gap. New purchase orders placed today should mandate R-numbers registered against IS 18112:2022 or IS/IEC 62368 Part 1:2023 to avoid that cliff.