SolarEdge warranty
Claiming on SolarEdge
The part is covered. Whether the visit is covered, and whether the claim survives a look at your paperwork, is the rest of this page.
Checked 30 July 2026
What it pays for labour
Nothing
The HD Wave and Home Hub lines carry 12 years of parts cover and no labour cover.
SolarEdge's standard 12 year inverter term needs no registration and starts at the earlier of installation or four months from shipment. The only clock is the paid extension: if the customer wants 20 or 25 years, it has to be bought within 24 months of shipment. The commissioning app handles registration itself.
What the claim needs attached
This is the checklist Claim Timer enforces before it will let a claim be submitted. It is the same five lines for every brand, because the reasons claims fail are the same for every brand.
Install record
Almost every warranty term is measured from a date: installation, delivery, or a fixed period after manufacture. Without a recorded install date there is nothing to measure from, and the manufacturer gets to pick.
Serial number photo
A serial typed from memory and a serial photographed off the nameplate are not the same evidence. A transposed character is a unit that was never sold, and the claim comes back as unrecognised rather than denied, which is worse because it looks like your mistake.
Fault description
When the fault was first reported matters as much as what it is. A fault reported inside the term and fixed outside it is still covered; a fault with no reported date is whatever the manufacturer decides it is.
Fault photos
The failed part in place, before it comes off the roof. Once it is in the van it is a box, and a box proves nothing about where it was mounted or what it was doing.
Parts and labour invoice
The number you are asking them to pay. Brands that reimburse labour reimburse against an invoice, and brands that do not still want the parts cost itemised.
The order to do it in
Check the term is still running
Measure from the start date in SolarEdge's document, not from today. SolarEdge's standard 12 year inverter term needs no registration and starts at the earlier of installation or four months from shipment. The only clock is the paid extension: if the customer wants 20 or 25 years, it has to be bought within 24 months of shipment. The commissioning app handles registration itself.
Check the conditions were met
SolarEdge attaches a condition to the full term. If one was never met, the term you are claiming against may be shorter than the one on the brochure, and it is better to know that before you file.
Build the evidence pack
Five pieces: install record, serial number photo, fault description, fault photos, parts and labour invoice. Missing one is the most common reason a claim comes back.
File it and record what it cost you
SolarEdge does not pay toward labour on the lines in this catalogue, so the truck roll is yours. Log it anyway: the cost of claiming is the number that tells you whether a brand is worth installing.
The terms you are claiming against
Parts and labour are separate covers, and a claim can be inside one and outside the other.
Where to file it
SolarEdge support portal
The same portal that holds the registration record.
Where this came from
Checked against
Checked 30 July 2026
Warranty terms change and differ by country. This is a reading of the manufacturer's published document on the date shown, not legal advice, and not a substitute for the document that applies to the model you installed.
Submit stays locked until the evidence is attached
Claim Timer builds the pack from the equipment record, holds the serial photo you took at install, and exports one PDF with the serial, install date and confirmation number on the cover.