About this document
review.solar’s plain-language summary of the manufacturer’s warranty terms as at the review date. Not a legal instrument: verify current terms with the manufacturer before making a claim.
The guarantee
- Ten-year lifetime is not a warranty
- No linear performance schedule published
- Coverage terms to be obtained
How to claim
Centaur 2LT is offered by quotation. Full summary, conditions and sources: page 2.
Page 2 · Complete warranty summaryOxford PV Centaur 2LT 540W (perovskite-silicon tandem)
Warranty period
Ten-year lifetime is not a warranty
The June 2026 Centaur 2LT datasheet states a 10-year lifetime. It does not identify that figure as a materials-and-workmanship warranty or publish remedies, exclusions, commencement rules or a claim process.
No linear performance schedule published
The exact datasheet publishes no first-year degradation, annual degradation, end-of-term output floor or linear performance guarantee. Those terms must be obtained in the quotation and supply agreement before purchase.
What’s covered
Coverage terms to be obtained
No public product-specific warranty document was located. Request the executed terms covering defects, remedies, freight, labour, performance measurement and supplier insolvency before ordering.
Exclusions
Exclusions not published: The Centaur 2LT datasheet does not publish warranty exclusions. Do not assume labour, transport, external damage, performance degradation or transferability is covered.
Transferability
No transferability term is published in the June 2026 Centaur 2LT datasheet.
How to make a claim
Centaur 2LT is offered by quotation. Obtain the complete product and performance warranty from Oxford PV as part of the signed supply contract; the public datasheet alone does not establish a claim entitlement.
Source reference
DocumentCentaur 2LT datasheet; no public product-specific warranty located
Version at auditJune 2026
Sourced byreview.solar, 2026-07
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