Adani Solar Panel Verification: Installer Checks

A buyer in India has two separate things to verify: the Adani Solar module in the box and the company that will fit it on the roof. This guide covers both, in the order you would do them. Last updated: November 2026.

This guide is for home, business and institutional buyers in India. Every Adani Solar fact below comes from Adani Solar’s own website and the documents it publishes. All were read on 28 October 2026. The sources are listed at the end.

How to Verify an Adani Solar Panel Online

1. Photograph the label and the invoice before installation. Take the serial number, the model code, and the tax invoice number and date. Adani’s installation manual says each module has its own serial number, laminated inside the glass next to the company logo. It also says the serial numbers are printed on the module box.
2. Match the model code to an Adani datasheet. A datasheet is the maker’s spec sheet for one model. The Adani Solar downloads page lists datasheets for the Shine (TOPCon and MonoPERC) and Pride series. The warranty card names three model patterns. ASM-M10 is monofacial, so it collects light on one side. ASB-M10 is bifacial, so it collects light on both sides. AB-G12R is glass on both sides, or glass with a clear backsheet.
3. Open Adani’s Warranty Certificate page. The Warranty Certificate page has two tabs. The “Key Accounts/CP” tab asks for an Adani invoice number and an invoice date. The “Consumer” tab asks for module serial numbers, your name, address, state, city, mobile number and email. It then asks for an OTP (a one-time code sent to your phone). The results table has these columns: Pallet Id, Module Serial Number and Performance Warranty valid till. There is also a Download Warranty File option. This guide read the form fields but did not enter a serial number. So it cannot say what a failed lookup looks like.
4. Check the BIS licence. BIS is the Bureau of Indian Standards, the government body that registers products. Adani publishes its BIS licence and renewal letters on the downloads page (details below). Compare your model code with the models named in the licence.
5. Check ALMM if your project needs it. ALMM is the Approved List of Models and Manufacturers kept by MNRE, the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy. Look up the exact maker and model on the MNRE ALMM page for the date of your order.
6. Write to Adani about any mismatch. The Adani Solar contact page lists “Warranty / Quality / Claim” as a subject. It also says you can register module service requests in the chatbot’s Complaint section. Or you can email resolution.solar@adani.com.

What the label and serial number tell you

The warranty card shows two example serial formats. MS2101301BXXXX is for Mundra Solar Energy Limited (MSEL). AS2307021AXXXX is for Mundra Solar PV Limited (MSPVL). The warranty card and installation manual do not say what each digit means. So do not try to decode a serial. Use it only as a lookup key.

The warranty card says a claim is not approved if the serial number is changed, removed or unreadable. A scratched serial can cost you the warranty even if the module is fine. Photograph every serial before installation. Keep the list as a spreadsheet.

Check the BIS licence

A BIS licence names the factory, the brand, the standard and the exact model codes. Both licences below cover crystalline silicon PV modules. The standards named are IS 14286:2010 / IEC 61215:2005 and IS/IEC 61730 Parts 1 and 2. These are the quality and safety tests for PV modules.

Sources: the MSPVL licence, the MSPVL renewal letter and the MSEL renewal letter. The MSEL licence itself is on the downloads page.

A licence names models, not whole series. The MSPVL licence file first lists ASB-M10-144-500 to ASB-M10-144-535. Later letters in the same file add more ASB-M10-144 and AB-G12R-132 models, up to a letter dated 24 July 2025. A licence for one factory does not cover a module from another factory. Match the model code and the maker on your module label to the licence.

How to Verify the Installer

Adani Solar makes the modules. The company in front of you may be a distributor, a dealer, an EPC company or an installer who works for one of them. An EPC company designs, buys equipment for, and builds the plant. Each role proves something different.

Ask Adani Solar a closed question

Send Adani the exact legal name, address, GSTIN, claimed role, territory and any letter number. Ask it to confirm five things:

1. The company holds the claimed role today.
2. Which module families the role covers.
3. Which territory and customer type it covers.
4. The start and end dates, and any conditions.
5. Whether the role is supply only, or includes installation and service.

Keep the dated reply with the signed contract. The contact page form has five subjects. They are “Wants to buy module”, “Wants to be a distributor”, “Wants to be a supplier”, “Warranty / Quality / Claim” and “Others”. Its chatbot says it can connect buyers with authorised channel partners. Use “Others”, or the complaint email, to ask for a role confirmation. Ask Adani to name the company in the reply.

A distributor or dealer letter is not an installer appointment. Whatever role the company holds, put every installation duty in the contract.

For subsidy projects, use the PM Surya Ghar vendor guide. To compare installers beyond the Adani question, read the solar installer selection guide and the guide to the best solar companies in India. You can also see how to find a solar company near you.

Freeze the Exact Module Before You Order

“Adani panel” is not a list of materials. Put the full model code in the purchase order. A different model changes the module count, the DC capacity, the string voltage and the compliance record.

Write these down before you order:

• The maker’s legal name (MSEL or MSPVL) and the brand series
• The full model code and power rating
• The datasheet version and the date you read it
• The BIS licence number and the models it names
• The ALMM entry for your project date, if your scheme needs one
• The warranty card version

If the installer offers a different module, ask for a written change. It should show the old and new models. It should also show the effect on DC capacity, drawings, strings and price, and the compliance papers for the new model.

At delivery, compare the purchase order, tax invoice, packing list, pallet labels, module labels and serial list. Report transit damage fast. The warranty card says you must log a damage complaint within 48 hours of the modules reaching site.

BIS, ALMM and DCR are different checks

DCR means domestic content requirement. Some subsidy schemes need modules made with Indian-made cells.

The chatbot menu on Adani’s contact page has a “DCR Certificate” option. Ask for the certificate for your invoice if your scheme needs DCR.

Does Verification Affect the Warranty?

Yes. The warranty card ties the warranty to the invoice and the serial number. So the checks above protect your claim.

Source: Adani Solar warranty card. Mono PERC and N-TOPCon are two cell types.

The card’s numbers add up. Monofacial: 98.00 - (24 x 0.55) = 84.80. Bifacial Mono PERC: 98.00 - (29 x 0.45) = 84.95. Bifacial N-TOPCon: 99.00 - (29 x 0.40) = 87.40.

The card covers the module only. It does not cover your installer’s roof fixings, wiring or workmanship. Get a written installer warranty. It should say who pays for finding the fault, removing the module, fitting it again and lost generation.

The contact page lists complaint steps and times. Adani acknowledges a complaint within 48 hours. A site inspection, if needed, happens within 7 business days. The technical assessment follows within 10 business days. Repair or reimbursement comes within 30 business days. Adani adds that all times are “subject to case-specific requirements”.

The page asks for a valid invoice, readable serial numbers, the installation or commissioning report and photos. For low-output complaints, it also asks for inverter, layout, electrical and shading details.

Adani publishes two contacts. The contact page names resolution.solar@adani.com for module service requests. The warranty card names cs@adani.com. Write to the first and copy the second.

Check the Quote, the Design and the Inverter

A genuine panel does not prove the rest of the system is right. Put four checks in your contract.

• Survey and design. Ask for the 12 months of bills the design used. Ask for a roof layout with shading and a string plan. Ask for a single line diagram (SLD), a simple drawing of how the system is wired. SurgePV’s shading analysis and solar design software pages show what a design team models.
• Structure. Ask a named engineer to state the roof load basis and the fixing method. A “standard structure” is not an engineering document.
• Inverter. Compare it on its own datasheet. Use the solar inverter price and scope guide. ALMM is a list for PV modules, not inverters.
• Generation and payback. Ask the installer to list the assumptions behind any generation figure. The generation and financial tool page shows how to model them.

Link each payment to proof. Ask for the approved design, delivered modules with matching serials, a finished installation, commissioning and the document pack. Hold back part of the payment until open defects close. Before the final payment, collect these papers:

• Tax invoice and bill of materials
• As-built drawings and the serial list
• Datasheets and warranty papers
• Test records and net-metering papers

Net metering means the utility credits the power you export. The net-metering glossary entry explains the process. Make sure the owner controls the monitoring account.

Red Flags That Mean Walk Away

• The installer asks to create or control your National Portal account or OTP.
• It cannot give the exact module and inverter models before you pay.
• It promises a zero bill without checking your tariff, fixed charges and export rules.
• It quotes generation with no location, shading or loss assumptions.
• It offers one vague “25-year warranty” for the whole system.
• It will not put exclusions in writing before you pay. Examples are structure, scaffolding, meter work and taxes.
• The contract, invoice and bank account name different companies.

Ask for two or three recent customers you can call, with their consent. Ask about the schedule, roof damage, paperwork, and how the company handled a fault.

Final Decision Rule

Approve a bidder when four things match: the legal company, Adani’s confirmation of its role, the exact module and serials, and the installation contract. Strength in one does not fix a gap in another. Close every open item in writing before you order. To turn the winning quote into a documented roof design and yield estimate, see solar design software or book a SurgePV demo.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I verify an Adani Solar panel online?

Match the module serial number to your tax invoice. Then use Adani Solar’s Warranty Certificate page. Its Key Accounts/CP tab asks for an Adani invoice number and date. Its Consumer tab asks for module serial numbers, your details and an OTP. Last, compare the model code with Adani’s datasheet and BIS licence.

Is my Adani panel genuine?

Check that four things agree. They are the model code and serial number on the label, your tax invoice, Adani’s datasheet for that model, and a BIS licence that names the model. If any of them differ, write to Adani Solar before the modules go up. Use its contact page or resolution.solar@adani.com.

Does verification affect the Adani warranty?

Yes. Adani’s warranty card starts the warranty on the tax invoice date. A claim needs the invoice and the module serial numbers. The card says a claim is not approved if a serial number is changed, removed or unreadable. Keep the invoice and a photo list of the serials.

How do I verify an Adani Solar panel installer?

Ask Adani Solar through its contact page to confirm the company’s exact legal name, role, territory, product scope and end date. Keep the reply. Then match that company to the contract, GSTIN, bank account, invoice, module model and serial numbers, and the installation duties in the contract.

Is an authorised Adani Solar distributor automatically an installer?

No. A distributor or channel partner may be allowed to supply modules only. It may not be appointed to survey, design, install, commission or service the system. Ask for written proof of each role. Put the installation duties in the contract.

Does the Adani module warranty cover installation work?

No. The warranty card fixes a module fault by repair, replacement or a refund of the depreciated module price. It excludes poor installation. Roof fixings, wiring, labour, removal and downtime need a separate written remedy from your installer.

When should I pay the installer’s final bill?

Pay it against proof. You need the approved design and delivered modules with matching serials. You need a finished installation and signed commissioning tests. You also need control of the monitoring account, as-built drawings, warranty papers and service contacts. Hold back part of the payment until open defects close.

Sources read on 28 October 2026: Adani Solar contact page, Warranty Certificate page, downloads page, the warranty card and the installation manual. Channel roles, documents, lists and scheme rules change. Check them again before you order and before delivery.