Warranty
All products, unless otherwise stated, are covered by their respective manufacturer’s warranties. Within thirty (30) days, we will repair or replace, at our sole discretion, any product that is deemed defective. After 30 days, the manufacturer’s warranty process must be followed
Pumpman Pumps come with a 24 Month warranty, Pumpman Controllers come with a 12 month warranty.
New solar panels have a 25 year output warranty. Used solar panels have a 10 year warranty.
If your item is found to be defective within the warranty period we will replace the defective part free of charge. You are welcome to send it back and our factory trained staff will carry out the repair for you free of charge within the warranty period. Repairs outside warranty period available at reasonable cost, Shipping is cost of buyer. Consumables, cables, leads, etc.. are not covered by warranty, negligence or misuse is a warranty exclusion. Commodore is not responsible for any direct or indirect expenses or losses related to warranty or non warranty.
Limits and Exclusions
Commodore & Victron Panels and hardware.
Solar panels feature a 25 year pro-rata year warranty, Victron hardware has a 5 year full warranty, and all other items come with a minimum 12 month warranty. For more information see manufactures warranty, found on each brands website.
Victron Off Grid Kits -
Please note these listings does not include installation. Installations exceeding 500VA should be done by a qualified electrician, in accordance to electrical safety requirements of your state or territory.
Solar panels feature a 25 year pro-rata year warranty, Victron hardware has a 5 year full warranty, and all other items come with a minimum 12 month warranty. For more information see manufactures warranty, found on each brands website.
You are welcome to send any faulty goods back and our factory trained staff will carry out the repair for you free of charge within the warranty period. Shipping is cost of buyer. Consumables, cables, leads, etc.. are not covered by warranty, negligence or misuse is a warranty exclusion. Commodore is not responsible for any direct or indirect expenses or losses related to warranty or non warranty.
Registered Responsible supplier with ERAC, Alternative Technology Association of Australia
Batteries -
The following warranties apply for the below batteries.
Furukawa Japan Lead Carbon Batteries
5 years full replacement warranty
BYD Lithium B-Box modules
10 year (1 cycle per day average) warranty
Tubular GEL 7 years Pro Rata
0-24 Months full replacement
24-48 Months 65% pro rata fee
48-84 Months 80% pro rata fee
GEL 12V 4 years Pro Rata
0-12 Months full replacement
13-24 Months 48% pro rata fee
25-36 Months 65% pro rata fee
36- 48 Months 80% pro rata fee
AGM 3 years Pro Rata
0-12 Months full replacement
13-24 Months 45% pro rata fee
25-36 Months 80% pro rata fee
Flooded Cell 3 years Pro Rata
0-12 Months full replacement
13-24 Months 50% pro rata fee
25-36 Months 80% pro rata fee
Aquion Salt Batteries 3 year warranty, pro rata
Australian local warranty
0 – 12 Months full replacement
12-36 months + 25% discount on new battery, todays price
Nickel Iron Batteries (special order) 3 year warranty, pro rata
Australian local warranty
0 – 12 Months full replacement
12-36 months + 25% discount on new battery, todays price
Terms apply to all batteries
Batteries must be used within manufactures specification, misuse or negligence will void warranty. Manufactures require a full time stamped history of battery use, in particular when used in solar off grid applications, poor charging history damages batteries and is outside standard warranty terms, (Charging history is recordable on all modern off-grid inverters, typically via PC or laptop, please consult user manual supplied.)
*Pro Rata fee discounts based on current retail prices at time of claim.
Pro rata fee, means % of retail price to be paid.
Commodore is not responsible for any direct or indirect expenses or losses related to warranty or non warranty.
This warranty does not cover:
- Normal wear and tear
- Physical Damage
- Sulphation
- Incorrect Application
- Negligence (before or during use)
- Over-charging / Under charging
- Failure arising from maintenance of fluids
Why Do Batteries Fail?
Manufacturing Faults
Typically occur within the first 3 months and include:
Short Circuits/Dead Cells
Where one cell will show a dramatically lower Specific Gravity (SG) reading than the other cells.
Internal Break
Usually resulting from physical damage to a battery during transportation.
Non Manufacturing Faults
These fall outside of quality control systems and are more likely to occur the longer the battery is in service.
Wear and Tear
Physical Damage
Incorrect fitment, handling and storage often leads to external damage and subsequent battery failure.