Routine Maintenance and Inspections: This includes scheduled checks to ensure all components of the solar system are functioning optimally. It might cover cleaning solar panels to maintain efficiency, checking and tightening electrical connections, and inspecting the mounting system for stability.

Emergency Repairs: Outline the provision for urgent repairs in the event of unexpected damage or malfunction. This reassures customers that any issues impacting the performance of their solar system will be promptly addressed, minimizing downtime.

Software Updates and System Optimization: For solar systems that utilize software for monitoring or optimizing performance, the AMC can include updates to software and firmware. This ensures the system operates with the latest features and efficiencies, adapting to any changes in the user’s energy needs or patterns.

Replacement of Defective Parts: Detail the policy on replacing parts that are found to be defective or that fail during the AMC period. This should specify which parts are covered under warranty and the process for claiming replacements, ensuring transparency and trust.

Performance Monitoring and Reporting: Offer services for monitoring the system’s performance over time, which can include regular reports to the customer on energy production and system health. This not only helps in identifying potential issues before they become major but also provides tangible data on the benefits of their solar investment.