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What to check before you go solar It's worth confirming that whoever installs your system is CEC-accredited (Clean Energy Council), since that accreditation matters for both safety and rebate eligibility. Ask how the Small-scale Technology Certificate (STC) rebate is applied — most installers deduct it upfront from your quote rather than you claiming it separately. And get the warranty terms in writing for each component: panel warranties, inverter warranties and installer workmanship warranties are usually separate documents with different lengths, and it's the workmanship warranty that covers you if the installer's own work causes a problem.

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