Solar100 Verification does not guarantee the quality, performance, completion, savings or warranty outcome of every solar installation. Verified Partner status is a platform screening status based on the information reviewed.
Does Solar100 Verification Guarantee the Installation?
Solar100 Verification provides a structured screening reference for participating solar companies, but it does not guarantee the workmanship, technical result, electricity savings or completion of every individual solar project.
Does Solar100 Verification Guarantee a Solar Installation?
```No. Solar100 Verification does not guarantee the quality, workmanship, performance, completion or outcome of every installation carried out by a participating provider.
It is a platform screening process intended to provide users with a more structured starting point when discovering and comparing solar companies.
Provider Screening
Solar100 may review business, credential, service and support information supplied or made available by a participating provider.
Information Reference
Users receive an additional reference before comparing quotations, technical proposals and contractual terms.
Not a Workmanship Guarantee
Solar100 does not automatically inspect or approve every stage of every solar installation.
Not a Generation Guarantee
Verification does not guarantee a particular annual generation or electricity-saving result.
Provider Remains Responsible
The selected provider remains responsible for design, equipment, installation and after-sales obligations.
Customer Review Still Required
Customers should still compare proposals, warranties, exclusions, payment terms and contracts.
What Does Solar100 Verification Actually Mean?
```Solar100 Verification indicates that a participating provider has completed the applicable platform screening process based on the information and supporting documents reviewed.
The process may be organised around five core areas:
Solar Credentials
Relevant SEDA-related, provider-registration or solar credential information may be considered.
Business Registration
The provider is expected to supply identifiable Malaysian business registration information.
Project Process
The provider should be able to explain relevant applications, documents and project responsibilities.
O&M Support
Monitoring, maintenance, troubleshooting and after-sales arrangements may be considered.
Initial Consultation
Users can begin an initial enquiry without paying a Solar100 platform consultation fee.
What Information May Solar100 Review?
```The scope may differ according to the provider, services offered and project category.
Information that may be considered includes:
- Legal company or business name
- SSM registration information
- Company address and contact details
- Authorised company representative
- Relevant solar credentials
- Residential solar services
- Commercial solar services
- Industrial solar capabilities
- Project application support
- System design and installation services
- Monitoring and maintenance arrangements
- Warranty-support information
- Service areas
- Stated project experience
- Initial quotation process
- Customer consultation arrangements
Screening the Provider
The review can help establish the identity, service information and stated support arrangements of the participating business.
Not Inspecting Every Project
Reviewing provider information is different from inspecting every roof, design, installation stage and completed system.
What Does Solar100 Verification Not Guarantee?
```Solar100 Verification does not automatically include engineering inspection or approval of every individual project.
Verification May Help With
- Identifying a participating business
- Organising provider information
- Reviewing stated credentials
- Understanding service coverage
- Reviewing stated O&M arrangements
- Supporting quotation comparison
Verification Does Not Guarantee
- The quality of every installation
- The performance of every system
- A specific electricity-bill reduction
- A specific financial return
- Completion by a particular date
- Approval of every warranty claim
Solar100 does not necessarily:
- Inspect every installation site
- Approve every system design
- Assess every employee individually
- Approve every subcontractor
- Review every quotation issued
- Verify every savings calculation
- Inspect every completed system
- Test every installed component
- Guarantee equipment performance
- Guarantee project completion dates
- Guarantee warranty-claim approval
- Become a party to the customer’s contract
Who Is Responsible for the Solar Installation?
```The selected solar provider remains responsible for the technical and contractual delivery of the project.
Provider responsibilities may include:
- Site and roof assessment
- Electricity-usage assessment
- System-capacity recommendation
- Solar system design
- Equipment selection
- Structural and mounting work
- Electrical installation
- Application and documentation work
- Testing and commissioning
- Workmanship quality
- Project scheduling
- Equipment and workmanship warranties
- Monitoring setup
- Maintenance arrangements
- Rectification of defects
- Contractual obligations
| Project Area | Primary Responsible Party | What Customers Should Confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Technical Assessment | The selected solar provider or its appointed technical party | Who will inspect the property and approve the proposed design? |
| System Design | The provider responsible for the project proposal | Who designed the system and why was the capacity selected? |
| Installation | The provider, installation team or disclosed subcontractor | Who will perform the work and will any part be subcontracted? |
| Workmanship | The party providing the workmanship warranty | What defects are covered, for how long and by whom? |
| After-Sales Support | The provider or stated service partner | Who handles monitoring, maintenance and warranty claims? |
Does Verification Guarantee Electricity Savings or System Performance?
```No. Solar100 Verification does not guarantee a specific electricity-bill reduction, annual generation figure, investment return or payback period.
Actual performance may depend on factors such as:
- Installed system capacity
- Solar panel model and efficiency
- Inverter model and configuration
- Roof orientation
- Roof angle
- Shading conditions
- Weather and solar irradiation
- Equipment degradation
- System downtime
- Household or business consumption patterns
- Electricity tariffs
- Export or programme arrangements
- Maintenance condition
- Monitoring accuracy
- Changes to the property
- Calculation assumptions used in the proposal
Does Verification Guarantee Warranties or Project Completion?
```No. Solar100 Verification does not guarantee that every project will be completed by a specific date or that every warranty claim will be accepted.
Warranty outcomes may depend on:
- The written warranty terms
- The party issuing the warranty
- Product-warranty conditions
- Workmanship-warranty conditions
- Installation compliance with warranty requirements
- Evidence of the reported defect
- Maintenance requirements
- Excluded damage or events
- Manufacturer procedures
- Availability of replacement parts
- Labour and transport exclusions
- The provider’s response and claim process
Completion Terms
Customers should request a written project schedule, milestone plan and explanation of possible delay events.
Warranty Terms
Customers should confirm who issues each warranty, what it covers, how long it lasts and what costs are excluded.
How Should Customers Use Solar100 Verified Partner Status?
```Verified Partner status should be used as an initial screening and comparison reference—not as a substitute for reviewing the actual project proposal.
- Identify Suitable Providers Find participating providers that may serve the property location and project category.
- Provide Project Information Submit the electricity bill, property type, roof information and project requirements.
- Compare Written Proposals Review capacity, equipment, installation scope, warranties, exclusions and total price.
- Confirm Before Proceeding Verify the legal company, payment recipient, responsibilities, schedule and contract before signing.
What Should Customers Still Check Before Installation?
```Customers should independently review important project details before accepting a quotation or making payment.
- What is the legal company name issuing the quotation?
- Who is the legal party responsible for the installation?
- Who will perform the site and roof assessment?
- Who designed the proposed system?
- Why was the proposed system capacity selected?
- What exact solar panel model is included?
- What exact inverter model is included?
- What mounting system and electrical work are included?
- Will any work be subcontracted?
- What work, equipment or fees are excluded?
- What is the written project timeline?
- What deposit and payment schedule are required?
- Who provides the product warranty?
- Who provides the workmanship warranty?
- Who handles monitoring, maintenance and warranty claims?
- What happens if defects or delays occur?
What Installation Warning Signs Should Customers Watch For?
```Frequently Asked Questions
```Does Solar100 Verification guarantee the installation?
No. Solar100 Verification is a platform screening process and does not guarantee the quality, workmanship, performance or completion of every individual installation.
What does Solar100 Verified Partner status mean?
It indicates that a participating provider has completed the applicable Solar100 screening process based on the information and supporting documents reviewed.
Does Solar100 inspect every installation site?
No. Solar100 does not automatically inspect every property, installation stage or completed solar system.
Does Solar100 approve every solar system design?
No. The selected solar provider remains responsible for the technical assessment, system design and proposed equipment.
Does verification guarantee electricity savings?
No. Actual savings depend on the system, usage, equipment, roof, weather, tariffs and the assumptions used in the proposal.
Does verification guarantee project completion dates?
No. Customers should review the written project schedule, milestones, delay provisions and contractual responsibilities.
Does verification guarantee that warranty claims will be approved?
No. Warranty claims remain subject to the written warranty terms, provider or manufacturer procedures and the circumstances of the claim.
Who is responsible if an installation problem occurs?
Responsibility depends on the project contract, installation scope, workmanship warranty and the party that carried out the relevant work. Customers should confirm these responsibilities in writing.
Should I still compare several solar quotations?
Yes. Comparing suitable written proposals can help customers assess system capacity, equipment, installation scope, warranties, exclusions, payment terms and total project cost.
Compare Solar100 Verified Partners
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