SNI Certification Electric Fan and SDPPI DJID Process

The market for home appliances and consumer electronics in Indonesia presents immense commercial opportunities. Among the most widely imported and manufactured products are electric fans and smart wireless devices.

However, bringing these products to the Indonesian market requires strict adherence to national compliance rules. Conventional electric fans must comply with Mandatory SNI (Standar Nasional Indonesia) regulations, while smart fans equipped with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or RF remote controllers must also obtain SDPPI/DJID Certification.

1. Mandatory SNI Certification Electric Fan and SDPPI DJID Process (SNI IEC 60879)

Electric fans sold in Indonesia are bound by mandatory safety standards enforced by the Ministry of Industry and Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM). The aim is to ensure consumer safety against electrical shocks, mechanical failure, and fire hazards.

Key Regulatory Standards for Electric Fans:

SNI IEC 60335-2-80 / SNI 7609: Specific safety requirements for electric fans (table fans, wall fans, pedestal fans, ceiling fans, and duct fans).
SNI 7859 / SNI IEC 60335-1: General electrical safety requirements for household appliances.
SNI IEC 60879: Performance and energy efficiency standards (SKEM rating label).

Workflow to Obtain SNI Certification:

LSPro Application: Submit an application to a KAN-accredited Product Certification Body (LSPro).
Factory Audit: Quality Management System (ISO 9001) evaluation at the manufacturing facility.
Sample Testing: Laboratory testing covering insulation resistance, mechanical stability, thermal endurance, and blade safety.
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SPPT SNI & NPB Registration: Upon passing tests and audits, the SPPT SNI Certificate is issued, followed by registering a Product Registration Number (NPB) with the Ministry of Trade.

2. How to Obtain SDPPI / DJID Certification

If an electric fan incorporates smart features—such as IoT app controls, Bluetooth connectivity, or RF remote operations—it is categorized as a Radio Frequency (RF) telecommunications device. It must receive Type Approval from the Directorate General of Digital Infrastructure (DJID) formerly Ditjen SDPPI under Komdigi.

Step-by-Step SDPPI / DJID Process:

Dossier & Document Preparation:

Prepare technical datasheets, RF block diagrams, operational frequency specs (2.4 GHz/5 GHz Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, etc.).
Manufacturer ISO 9001 certificate and local importer legal credentials (NIB).
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RF & EMC Testing:

Conduct testing at an accredited local test lab in Indonesia or utilize valid foreign lab test reports under Komdigi MRA schemes.

Online Portal Application:

Submit test reports and administrative documents via the official DJID digital certification system.

SP2 Government Fee Settlement:

Once evaluated, pay the non-tax government fee (PNBP) as instructed by the SP2 invoice.

Certificate Issuance & Mandatory Labeling:

DJID issues the official Type Approval Certificate. Importers must affix the official DJID compliance mark and QR code onto product units and retail packaging.

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