Certification Introduction:

TISI is the abbreviation of Thailand Industrial Standards Institute. TISI is a department under the Ministry of Industry of Thailand responsible for developing standards and international standards to meet domestic needs, as well as monitoring products and conformity assessment procedures to ensure compliance with standards and accreditation. TISI is not only the competent government agency for compulsory certification in Thailand, but also a standard setting and management agency, a certification agency, and a laboratory accreditation, personnel training and registration agency. It is worth noting that Thailand does not have a non-government mandatory certification body.

Thailand implements a TISI certification system that combines compulsory certification and voluntary certification. For products that meet the standards, the use of the TISI logo is allowed. For products that have not yet formulated standards, TISI also implements product registration as a temporary certification method.

TISI, the Thai Industrial Standards Institute, develops standards to meet the needs and development of the country's industry, business, economy, government, and society, as well as government policy support, consumer protection, and environmental and natural resource protection. TISI provides a product certification program, including two certification marks, namely voluntary certification mark and mandatory certification mark.

Authentication Basic Information:

• Is it mandatory: Combination of mandatory certification and voluntary certification

• Regulated products: Electrical and electronic products regulated by regulations

• Factory Inspection: Yes

• Certificate validity: 3 years

• Local Agent: Yes

Applicable Product Range:

The content of TISI includes technical specifications, product characteristics, product operation performance, raw material quality and testing procedures. Currently, there are more than 2,000 standards covering many consumer products such as food, appliances, vehicles, building materials, and more. There are 60 categories of products required by the Thai government to implement compulsory certification, involving 8 fields, including: electrical equipment and accessories, medical equipment, building materials, consumer goods, vehicles, PVC pipes, LPG gas containers and agricultural products. In addition, the certification of other categories of products are voluntary certification.