Adani solar panels are designed to last 25-30+ years with proper installation and minimal maintenance. While the warranty guarantees performance for 25 years, panels typically continue generating electricity well beyond this period, though at gradually reduced efficiency. TOPCon technology panels generally have lower degradation rates (around 0.45% per year) compared to PERC panels (0.55% per year), meaning they maintain higher output over their lifetime.

Adani solar panels typically come with a 25-year linear power output warranty (guaranteeing at least 80-84% output after 25 years) and a 12-year product warranty covering manufacturing defects. TOPCon panels often have better degradation rates compared to PERC panels. Specific warranty terms may vary by model, so please check the product datasheet or contact us for detailed warranty information.

As of now, Adani Solar has about 4 GW of cells & modules capacity and 2 GW of ingots/wafer capacity. The company plans to ramp up to 10 GW of cells & modules capacity by mid-2026, and a full 10 GW ingot-wafer chain by 2027-28. Implication: A high manufacturing scale suggests better supply stability, possibly better pricing and after-sales support. For a buyer or installer, this is a positive sign.

Adani Solar manufactures a range of modules including MonoPERC, TOPCon and bifacial/dual-glass technologies. Their modules use M10 and G12 footprints, with power classes in the 535-660 W range and efficiencies around 21-22%.They also emphasise high durability (e.g., hailstone resistance, PID resistance, salt mist & ammonia tolerance) in their manufacturing processes. Why it matters for homeowners/industry: Knowing the technology type helps you match the module to your roof space, budget, expected lifetime, and inverter pairing.