Workmanship support
On-Grid Solar Assurance
5+ Years Installation Warranty
Installation warranty should cover workmanship expectations such as mounting, wiring, terminations, safety protection, and service support.
DISCOM inspection readiness
Commissioning documentation
What Research Shows
1
Technical standards matter
National Portal FAQ says the consumer should sign an agreement with the vendor that installation and commissioning follow MNRE technical standards and specifications.
2
Inspection is part of the official flow
The stepwise procedure states that DISCOM officials inspect the system against prescribed technical criteria before net-meter installation and commissioning approval.
3
Warranty is stronger with evidence
As-built photos, earthing details, cable route, component records, and commissioning readings make future warranty/service conversations clearer.
Buyer Questions
What is usually covered under installation warranty?
It generally relates to workmanship. Component warranties and accidental damage are separate and should be checked in writing.
Why are commissioning records important?
They help prove how the system was installed, tested, inspected, and handed over.
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