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.
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.
Indonesian National Standard (SNI), is a quality standard set by the National Standardization Agency (BSN) and only applies in Indonesia. The standard formulation is carried out by the SNI Formulation Technical Committee.