When comparing bids from different solar system installers, asking some key warranty questions will help you evaluate their offerings:

– Who actually provides the equipment warranties – manufacturers or the installation company?

– Does workmanship warranty cover the full parts and labor repair costs?

– Am I able to transfer warranties when selling my home?

– Will you provide copies of all warranty documentation from equipment suppliers?

– What requirements and responsibilities do I have under the warranty terms?

– If there is a claim, what is the response time and process?

– Will warranty replacements match my existing system components?

Thorough answers to questions like these will assure you that the solar provider truly stands behind their panels and service capabilities.

As India continues to be a global leader in solar power adoption, longer equipment warranties will also drive positive industry change. Manufacturers aiming for more customer loyalty and market share have responded by lengthening default coverage periods to 25, 30, or even 35 years in some advanced markets like the US and Europe.

Many hope to soon see this warranty duration uptick become standard across top solar brands vying for sales in India as well. More comprehensive coverage lasting deeper into the usable decades of panel operation means you get to reap rewards for even longer from switching to solar. Whenever further advances provide for longer-lasting clean power guarantees, India’s discerning solar buyers surely stand to benefit.

Solar panel warranties give buyers invaluable peace of mind that their green energy investment will deliver over the long run. When paired with high-quality equipment like Waaree’s solar modules and comprehensive coverage from installers, they help building owners maximize savings for decades to come. Considering warranty terms as part of your solar research process allows you to find the perfect pairing of assurances and system capabilities.