What is installed, how old it is, how long it is still under warranty, and what has already been replaced. Solink does not declare anything end-of-life: the criteria for that decision have not been defined.
Warranty terms are copied from the frozen passport snapshot; expiry dates are calculated from the installation date.
| Component | Installed | Age | Product warranty | Performance warranty | Repairs | Replacements | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Solar panelsDemo Manufacturer A · DEMO-MONO-400 × 20DEMO | 15 Mar 2025 | 1.6 yearsCalculated | 15 Mar 2037(12 yrs)Calculated | 15 Mar 2050(25 yrs)Calculatedto 84.8% of rated power | 0 system-wide | 0 | Criteria not defined |
| InverterDemo Manufacturer A · DEMO-INV-5KDEMO | 15 Mar 2025 | 1.6 yearsCalculated | 15 Mar 2035(10 yrs)Calculated | Not recorded | 0 system-wide | 0 | Criteria not defined |
| BatteryNo battery is part of this system. | Not recorded | Not recorded | 0 system-wide | 0 | Criteria not defined |
Repairs are recorded against the system as a whole (0 repairs and 2 incidents on record), not against an individual component, so the same count is shown on every row. Replacements are attributed to a component only when the record names it.
This is a decision Solink refuses to fake.
Solink will not tell you that a component will fail or that it is at end of life. What the table above shows is factual: age, warranty and recorded work. A warranty that has expired is a fact worth knowing, not a recommendation to replace anything.
Every component replacement recorded against this system, newest first.
The marketplace shows each product's data source and verification status. Prices appear only where a company has published them.
Replacing a component changes your Solar Passport: record the work through Maintenance so the new equipment, its warranty and its installation date are captured in the permanent record.