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Subject to change | © 2019 SOLARWATT GmbH | AZ-TM-PMS-1339 | Rev 001 | Version: 12/2019

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9.6  Warranty Conditions

(Rev. 009 | 07/2019)

A  Scope

1. The Warranty for SOLARWATT Solar Modules of the glass-

glass generation pursuant to these Warranty Conditions (he-

reinafter  „Warranty  Conditions“)  of  SOLARWATT  GmbH  (her

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einafter  „SOLARWATT“)  apply  in  addition  to  any  of  the  End 

Customer‘s statutory rights arising from product defects. The

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se Warranty Conditions do not affect any of the End Custo

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mer’s  statutory  rights  arising  from  product  defects.  Such 

rights continue to exist regardless of whether a Warranty 

Claim event is given or asserted.

2. These Warranty Conditions apply to the following Solar Mo

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dules of the glass-glass generation:

Vision 60M high power 

 

Vision 36M glass

Vision 60M style   

EasyIn 60M style

Vision 60M black

Vision 60M build   

Vision 60M

Vision 60P 

 

 

 

 

(hereinafter jointly referred to as „Solar Modules“ or individu

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ally as „Solar Module“).

3.  The  Warranty  pursuant  to  these  Warranty  Conditions  ap

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plies to Solar Modules which the End Customer has purcha-

sed in countries in which SOLARWATT does not have coun-

try-specific warranty conditions for Solar Modules in place. All 

warranty conditions for Solar Modules are available at http://

www.solarwatt.com. The Warranty pursuant to these Warranty 

Conditions shall remain unaffected even if the End Customer 

transfers the Solar Modules to and operates the Solar Modu-

les in a different country afterwards.

4.  The  Warranty  pursuant  to  these  Warranty  Conditions  ap

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plies  to  Solar  Modules  installed  in  areas  with  an  official

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ly  listed  maximum  possible  snow  load  of  up  to  8.1  kN  /m² 

(8,100 Pa). The warranty applies –except for EasyIn 60M sty

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le modules- even if the maximum permitted pressure loads 

on the modules indicated in the installation instructions are 

exceeded for the selected installation variant.

5. These warranty conditions apply exclusively to solar mo

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dules  and  not  to  complete  systems  from  SOLARWATT.  For 

complete systems, SOLARWATT or a third-party contracted by 

SOLARWATT provides the respective end customer with addi-

tional deliveries or services, such as installation services. Any 

SOLARWATT warranties for such complete system are subject 

to separate warranty conditions. 

B  Product Warranty

SOLARWATT provides the Warranty pursuant to these Warran-

ty Conditions exclusively to End Customers who have acqui-

red Solar Modules for their own use and not for the purpose 

of further sale or any other type of commercial exploitation 

(“End Customer”). SOLARWATT guarantees the End Customer 

pursuant to these Warranty Conditions that the Solar Modu-

les are free from material and manufacturing defects which 

influence  the  functionality  of  the  Solar  Modules  („Product 

Defects“) for a duration of thirty (30) years from the date of 

the invoice to the end customer for the purchase of the solar 

modules (“Warranty Term”) (together “Product Warranty”). 

C  Performance Warranty

SOLARWATT guarantees the End Customer pursuant to these 

Warranty Conditions: 

-  During  the  first  (1st)  year  from  the  date  of  the  invoice  to 

the end customer for the purchase of the solar modules, the 

output of the Solar Modules shall not decrease to less than 97 

% of the nominal output of the Solar Module as indicated by 

SOLARWATT on the respective Solar Module minus a toleran-

ce range of 5 % under Standard Test Conditions (irradiance 

1,000 W/m², spectral distribution AM 1.5, temperature 25±2° 

C, hereinafter „STC“);

- From the beginning of the second (2nd) year until the end of 

the twenty-ninth (29th) year from the date of the invoice to 

the end customer for the purchase of the solar modules, the 

output of the Solar Modules shall not decrease by more than 

0.345%, per year, of the nominal output of the Solar Module 

as indicated by SOLARWATT on the respective Solar Module 

minus a tolerance range of 5% under STC;

- During the thirtieth (30th) year from the date of the invoice 

to the end customer for the purchase of the solar modules 

the guaranteed output of the Solar Modules is at least 87% 

of the nominal output on the Solar Module as indicated by 

 SOLARWATT minus a tolerance range of 5% under STC;

(jointly  “Performance  Warranty”,  Product  Warranty  and  Per

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formance Warranty jointly “Warranty”).

D  SOLARWATT Warranty Services

1. If one of the Warranty claim events indicated in Section B 

or C arises during the respective Warranty Term, SOLARWATT 

shall – at its own discretion –

a) repair the Solar Module on site at the End Customer‘s loca

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tion, 

b) repair the Solar Module at SOLARWATT‘s facility or that of 

a third party,

c) supply an additional Solar Module to the End Customer or 

d)  exchange  the  Solar  Module  with  a  replacement  module. 

On receipt of a replacement module by the End Customer, 

the ownership of the original Solar Module is transferred to 

 SOLARWATT.  For  replacement  modules,  the  remaining  War

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ranty Term of the relevant Solar Module applies exclusively.

Insofar as the Solar Module originally supplied by  SOLARWATT 

was not or is no longer manufactured in serial production, an 

equivalent module shall be supplied as replacement or addi-

tional module.

2.  If  SOLARWATT  repairs  the  Solar  Module  at  SOLARWATT’s 

or a third party’s facility pursuant to Section D.1. or supplies 

an equivalent replacement module pursuant to Section D.1, 

 SOLARWATT will engage a carrier who will collect the affected 

Solar Module from the End Customer’s location.

3. The Warranty pursuant to these Warranty Conditions covers 

the transport costs for the shipment of the affected Solar Mo

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dule, a replacement or additional module as well as material 

and labor costs (personnel costs for repairs) for the Warranty 

service.  SOLARWATT  grants  to  the  End  Customer  a  flat  rate 

payment  of  €  150.00  per  system  (i.e.  photovoltaic  system 

with a single grid connection) and Warranty claim event, plus 

€ 25.00 for each affected Solar Module for the costs of the 

dismounting  of  the  affected  Solar  Module  and  the  installa

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tion  of  the  replacement  or  additional  modules  in  total;  any 

further costs shall be borne solely by the End Customer. Costs 

for measurements and for assessments by qualified experts 

(e.g.  if  SOLARWATT  rejects  a  Warranty  claim  event  or  if  the 

End Customer cannot conduct such measurements personal-

ly) must be coordinated and aligned with SOLARWATT before 

the End Customer incurs such costs. Only in that case these 

costs will be covered by SOLARWATT.

4.  If  the  End  Customer  asserts  a  Warranty  claim  under  the

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se Warranty Conditions and it turns out that there is no valid 

Warranty claim event, SOLARWATT reserves the right to in-

voice the End Customer for any costs incurred for the provi-

ded Warranty services, provided that the End Customer knew 

Summary of Contents for EasyIn 60M Series

Page 1: ...Important Installation and Assembly instructions Read the instructions before starting the installation of the EasyIn modules EasyIn 60M style EN Installation Instructions...

Page 2: ...r roof tile area 12 5 3 5 Optimum number of roof tile rows 12 5 3 6 Batten joints between rafters 12 5 3 7 Examples of batten layouts for a roof pitch of 30 65 12 5 4 Horizontal module field dimension...

Page 3: ...dule connection at the top module field edge 26 6 5 Side module connection 27 6 6 Cable ducting through the roof 28 6 7 Installation of the roof top enclosure frame 29 7 The principle of rear ventilat...

Page 4: ...familiar with installation on the basis of their occupational qualifica tions Modules should be installed and connected only by trained authorized personnel These personnel must be familiarized with...

Page 5: ...perty which could consequently pose a risk to people IMPORTANT Failure to comply with the installation instructions results in the warranty and guarantee becoming null and void and to the exclusion of...

Page 6: ...must absolutely be avoided It is recommended that the SOLARWATT EasyIn modules are stored in a dry and frost free place in their original pack aging until they are installed Please also observe the wa...

Page 7: ...ass II Hail resistance Tested with simulated hailstones 25 mm at 83 km h Fire resistance test DIN ENV 1187 Installation location Upright as roof integration in pitched roofs on buildings up to 18 m hi...

Page 8: ...efore to be laid out and installed on a case by case basis by each install er A few helpful notes will be provided in this regard During the design process of the EasyIn system relevant structural pre...

Page 9: ...ture chosen As specified in the EasyIn planning sheet the minimum spacing between module field and eave must be complied with for the following reasons Increased wind load at the roof edges Construct...

Page 10: ...he eave and ridge and adapt it together with the batten spacing LA to the circumstances of your roof NOTE NOTE NOTE Figure 3 Layout of battens for modules and roofing frame Layout of battens for roof...

Page 11: ...65 B 310 mm for roofing frame 22 29 5 3 3 Battens 1 6 under each module Table 1 Shows another overview of the batten spacings and tolerances for the batten layout underneath the solar module The refe...

Page 12: ...rows Table 2 on page 13 includes for each number of mod ule rows the respective optimum number of tile rows With this number of tile rows there are no dimensional overlaps of battens from the module a...

Page 13: ...132 94 Finkenberger Pfanne 150 0 0 7 296 332 124 88 1 Water seam on the top roof tile end ground down on tiles on batten U 2 Above batten U 5 4 Horizontal module field dimensions 5 4 1 Horizontal mod...

Page 14: ...222 7 237 8 252 9 267 10 282 11 297 12 312 5 4 2 Side batten ends in transition between module and tile field The following figures show the necessary batten projections on the left and right side of...

Page 15: ...Subject to change 2019 SOLARWATT GmbH AZ TM PMS 1339 Rev 001 Version 12 2019 Page 15 Figure 5 Figure 6 Figure 7 Figure 8...

Page 16: ...les or flat headed nails The final fastening is done by applying the counter batten Stricter requirements for fastening counter battens apply in the module field area These are described in Chapter 6...

Page 17: ...head screw 6 x 80 6 2 4 Start of installation with batten U and bat ten 1 First install batten U according to your layout plan As spacing A refers to the top edge of supporting board 98x20 batten 1 i...

Page 18: ...2 7 Laying batten 6 Aluminum guide rail 40x40 on the fastening plate The first aluminum guide rail must be laid with a spacing of 1 642 mm to the top edge of the supporting board 98 x 20 Here it is es...

Page 19: ...il 6 of module row 1 is used as a reference surface Battens 12 13 14 15 and aluminum guide rail 16 are to be arranged in the same way and must be fastened as described in Chapters 6 2 6 to 6 2 7 Compl...

Page 20: ...all any modules in the lowest module row the relevant lower enclosure frame must already be laid there Please always follow the relevant installation instructions for the enclosure frame NOTE NOTE NOT...

Page 21: ...to the batten using two wood screws 6 x 60 with the steepest angle possible between screw and roof batten Screw in the two other mounting brackets in the same way see Figure 19 IMPORTANT Please ensure...

Page 22: ...rse seal groove see Figure 22 The nib of the transverse seal clip see Figure 23 should protrude into the small notch on the transverse seal groove in order to fix the position of the transverse seal c...

Page 23: ...ch supported by using a transverse seal clip see Figure 25 and Figure 26 Figure 24 Figure 25 Small notch to secure the position of the transverse seal clip to the left and right mod ule field side 24m...

Page 24: ...es both the affixed spacers of module 1 ex pansion gap 2 mm Module 2 is held on the right side by module 1 and is fixed in position with only the 4 mounting brackets on the left side The mounting brac...

Page 25: ...n a specific instal lation sequence 1 16 which is shown in the figure with an example of a module field with 4 x 4 modules The installation starts in the bottom right corner with Module M1 and progres...

Page 26: ...nection at the top module field edge Shorten all projecting ends of the laid transverse seals on the left and right side of the module field around 3 mm next to the ends of the transverse seal clip Fi...

Page 27: ...oof enclosure frame When using the SOLARWATT roofing frame please consult the installation instructions for the roofing frame Figure 36 NOTE For your own roof enclosure frame you will find design prop...

Page 28: ...re 38 Cable bushing through the inward and outward projecting conduit in the area of the under membrane especially in the case of a converted attic Rainproof and windproof bonding system adhesive tape...

Page 29: ...the air heats up it rises due to its lower density and es capes through the ventilation openings at the roof s ridge or the ventilation tiles to be attached Colder air with higher density is sucked in...

Page 30: ...red parts are in a due and proper condition NOTE If a SOLARWATT EasyIn roofing frame has been purchased also check the delivery of the roofing frame for completeness and correctness of all parts using...

Page 31: ...31 Module connection top long Only for modules in right and left module field corner Module connection top short Aluminum guide rail Fastening plate for aluminum guide rail Wood screw 6 x 60 H Mounti...

Page 32: ...s 40 x 60 mm quality class S10 acc to DIN 4074 Part 1 max wood moisture content at time of installation 20 Supporting board 98 x 20 mm max wood moisture content at time of installation 20 Screws Spax...

Page 33: ...Subject to change 2019 SOLARWATT GmbH AZ TM PMS 1339 Rev 001 Version 12 2019 Page 33 9 Appendix 9 1 Batten layout vertically from bottom to top 9 2 Transition design aluminium guide adjacent batten...

Page 34: ...Subject to change 2019 SOLARWATT GmbH AZ TM PMS 1339 Rev 001 Version 12 2019 Page 34...

Page 35: ...Subject to change 2019 SOLARWATT GmbH AZ TM PMS 1339 Rev 001 Version 12 2019 Page 35 9 3 Total spacing D and LA for different roof tiles...

Page 36: ...2019 SOLARWATT GmbH AZ TM PMS 1339 Rev 001 Version 12 2019 Page 36 9 4 Batten spacings under module field for 1 4 module rows For spacings measured from the top side of supporting board 98 x 20 see Fi...

Page 37: ...own enclosure frames A Cross section metal sheeting in the top frame groove B Module connection top A B 25 Side enclosure frame Top enclosure frame Other measurements are to be specified operationall...

Page 38: ...ule as indicated by SOLARWATT on the respective Solar Module minus a toleran ce range of 5 under Standard Test Conditions irradiance 1 000 W m spectral distribution AM 1 5 temperature 25 2 C hereinaft...

Page 39: ...os records etc must be provi ded at SOLARWATT s request 2 The existence of a Warranty claim event due to the sponta neous breakage of the glass without any external influences or due to a reduced outp...

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