Ministerial Decree No. 469 of 2025 significantly broadens the range of products subject to mandatory technical standards and DJID/SDPPI certification, including smart appliances, IoT devices, and consumer electronics with wireless features.
In Indonesia, ceramic tiles must carry SNI certification to ensure strength, durability, and safety. Issued by accredited LSPro bodies, SNI verifies compliance with national standards and applies to both local producers and importers.
Speaker products are widely used in Indonesia across households, commercial spaces, and entertainment industries. With the rapid growth of imported and locally manufactured speakers, the Indonesian government enforces product quality and safety through SNI Certification (Indonesian National Standard).
Wireless speakers has the ability to deliver high-quality audio without physical cables makes them ideal for both personal and professional use. However, before a wireless speaker can be legally sold or distributed in Indonesia, it must comply with national regulations, particularly Postel (DJID/SDPPI) Certification.
Air fryers are increasingly popular in Indonesia, but before entering the market they must undergo K3L Certification (Safety, Security, Health, and Environment). As household electrical appliances, air fryers are subject to mandatory SNI standards, electrical safety testing, EMC testing, and environmental compliance.
Computer mouse devices especially wireless mouse and Bluetooth mouse contain radio frequency components that fall under Indonesia’s telecommunication device regulations.
The demand for household electronic appliances, including blenders, has grown significantly in Indonesia. Because blenders involve mechanical and electrical components that operate at high speed, they must meet strict national safety requirements.
Dashcams are becoming increasingly common in Indonesia due to the growing need for trip documentation, driver safety, and visual evidence during accidents. For personal vehicles and commercial fleets, dashcams play a crucial role in supporting safety and operational efficiency.
Smartwatches have become increasingly popular in Indonesia as they support daily activities such as fitness monitoring, smart notifications, and health tracking. However, before entering the market, all smartwatch products must obtain DJID/SDPPI Postel certification to ensure they meet Indonesia’s technical and safety standards.
In Indonesia, electric irons are classified as high-risk household electronic appliances and therefore must comply with the SNI (Indonesian National Standard) before entering the market. This mandatory certification ensures that each product meets strict criteria for safety, durability, and electrical performance.