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REC Group introduces new industry-topping solar panel warranty

by Staff Writer
July 5, 2019
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REC Group, the largest European brand for solar photovoltaic (PV) panels, has announced new product and power warranties on its premium and multi-award-winning REC TwinPeak and REC N-Peak high performance solar panels.

Applicable to all deliveries since October 1, 2018, REC has doubled the product warranty duration from ten  to 20 years across the range, and reduced the annual power degradation of the panel, so that customers can now look forward to even greater guaranteed output over the lifetime of the panels.

The new product warranty

Extending coverage to a full 20 years for all products, REC Group now offers one of the best product warranties among its tier 1 competitors.

The new power degradation warranty

The power warranty now guarantees REC customers even less degradation over the full 25-year duration. Under the new terms, first-year degradation is reduced from 3 per cent to 2.5 per cent for all REC TwinPeak products – with the new REC N-Peak solar panel,

released last year, already having a first-year degradation of just 2 per cent. 

Moreover, in years 2 to 25, the warranted annual power loss is improved from 0.7 per cent to 0.5 per cent for all REC 72-cell solar panels that feature REC’s unique frame design. As a result, the final warranted power output increases to at least 85.5 per cent after 25 years of operation.

Added benefits for REC Solar Professionals

Beyond these new terms, REC now offers an extra five-year product warranty for installations carried out by REC-certified Solar Professionals, meaning they can now give end-customers an industry-topping 25-year coverage. REC Solar Professionals undergo a unique training program to ensure best practice – which means their expertise and skills help ensure the long- term quality and reliable production of an installation.

REC Group Vice President of Global Marketing and Product Management, Cemil Seber said, “REC’s new warranty, which now ranks as one of the best in the industry, is a testament to our consistent excellent product and performance quality.

“The extended warranty terms for REC Solar Professionals further demonstrate our strong commitment to building and maintaining long-term alliances with our partners who install and maintain installations with our panels around the world.”

The new REC warranties by product

Lowest claim rate in the industry justifies leading warranty terms

It is said that the best warranty is one that customers never need to call on. According to benchmarking by REC on the basis of its own and publicly available warranty data, REC Group has by far the lowest claims rate in the industry of well below 100ppm. This further justifies the move to the new terms and gives REC customers unparalleled peace of mind.

More information on REC’s new warranty conditions and updated documentation can be found here.

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