Inventux extends product warranties to 10 years on micromorph thin-film PV systems

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    Inventux manufactures its tandem-junction micromorph-silicon thin-film PV panels at its highly automated factory in Berlin.
Inventux Technologies has extended its product warranties for its micromorph-silicon thin-film PV systems from five to 10 years. The offer includes system components such as modules, inverters, and mounting systems and is being provided at no additional cost.

To mark the start of the new system warranty, Inventux said it is expanding its initial assembly support service: For an even faster, more cost-effective installation of PV systems, the company is supporting its German customers with an experienced installation team of up to five men. This service is also free of charge and is offered as part of Inventux's summer campaign until the end of September.

“As a system provider, Inventux supports its professional partners all the way from system design to installation – in all technical and commercial matters," said Christian Plesser, chief sales and marketing officer. "Our comprehensive warranty also underscores the high quality of our ‘made in Germany’ products.”

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