What is covered by the warranty and what is covered by the insurance?
We bring you the main differences and duration periods
Date publishedSeptember 19, 2024
The warranty covers potential manufacturing defects and the performance of solar panels but does not include damage caused by external factors. On the other hand, insurance provides financial protection against unforeseen events such as natural disasters. While the warranty ensures the quality and functionality of the product, insurance covers a broader range of risks and losses due to system downtime.
Simply put, insurance covers damage caused by external factors such as earthquakes or hail, while the warranty covers faults not resulting from external factors.
ENNA Next solar power plants are insured against damage caused by weather events and earthquakes for 10 years.
The importance of insurance for solar power plants was clearly demonstrated last summer when devastating storms hit Zagreb and its surroundings, Slavonia, and other parts of continental Croatia. During weather disturbances, our customers can sleep peacefully knowing that ENNA Next solar power plants are insured against damage in the event of earthquakes, storms, hail, and similar calamities. In case of damage, all the customers must submit a claim to us, and we will handle all communication with the insurance company.
Unlike insurance, the warranty does not cover damage caused by external factors such as extreme weather conditions, but rather covers product malfunctions or the functionality of the solar power plant itself.
The duration of the warranty on the operation of the solar power plant is extremely important for the customer, but equally important is who stands behind the warranty. When choosing the company that will provide the warranty, it is crucial to pay attention to the reputation and financial stability of the seller. ENNA Next is the leading company in Croatia in terms of the number of installed solar power plants and certain parts of Energia Naturalis solar power plants have a warranty period of up to 25 years. This does not mean that the power plant will stop working and producing electricity after this period. In fact, its lifespan can exceed 35 years.
When investing in a long-term investment, it is crucial to consult someone with knowledge and experience in solar power plants who can help you avoid potential mistakes during installation that could later cause serious problems.
Contact our experts at 0800 6622 and get all the necessary information firsthand!