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APSystems Warranty vs. Enphase Warranty



See comparison of the APsystems warranty for the YC600 vs Enphase IQ Series Warranty:
 

APSystems Warranty

Enphase IQ Warranty

  • 10 years from 3 months after purchase date.

  • Can upgrade to 25 years

    • APSystems warranty upgrades to 25 years must be made within 30 days of installation or EMA activation, whichever is earlier, or any time prior, regardless of the shipping date of the inverter

    • Purchase warranty extension from Renvu for $15/microinverter flat fee

  • 25 years from 4 months after purchase date or installation. (Whatever is earlier)

  • Contact APSystems for RMA procedure via their website

  • Contact Enphase for RMA procedure via their website

  • Provides

    • Repair or

    • Replacement or

    • Refund in amount of product value

  • Provides

    • Repair or

    • Replacement or

    • Refund in amount of product value

  • A repaired product will continue to be covered via the warranty provided

  • A repaired product will continue to be covered via the warranty provided

  • Covers cost of shipping replacement

  • Covers cost of shipping replacement

  • Will not cover cost of any import duties or taxes

  • Will not cover cost of shipping damaged product to APSystems if this action is taken

  • Will not cover freight damages of replacement product

  • Will not cover labor costs of removal/reinstallation

  • Will not cover labor costs of removal/reinstallation





Sources:

https://usa.apsystems.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/QW-ED-39_APsystems-Limited-Warranty-L2.6NA-7.18.pdf


https://usa.apsystems.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/APsytems-Extended-Limited-Warranty-E2.6NA-7.18.pdf


https://enphase.com/sites/default/files/Enphase-Warranty-US-CA.pdf


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Posted on October 31, 2018

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