1. Evidence before precision
We avoid exact performance-loss, savings, failure-rate or service-outcome claims unless there is a defensible source or documented project evidence. Where a calculator uses assumptions, the result is described as indicative or screening-level.
2. Diagnosis before sales
Content should help users distinguish possible causes before recommending cleaning, replacement, AMC or another paid service.
3. Safety boundaries
Guides distinguish checks an owner can make safely from work involving live DC/AC circuits, electrical enclosures, unsafe roof access or other tasks that require competent personnel.
4. No invented case evidence
Real case studies should be based on records that can support the stated problem, diagnosis and outcome. Educational scenarios are labelled as scenarios and are not presented as customer proof.
5. Updates and corrections
Published guides carry publication and update dates. Material technical corrections should update the content and its modification date.
6. Commercial transparency
Solar Service India provides commercial services. Educational content may link to relevant services, but a service CTA should not convert a technical possibility into a claimed diagnosis.
7. Specialist topics
Where another dedicated property is better suited to a topic, we may refer users there rather than duplicate content. Solar insurance, for example, is treated separately from maintenance and diagnostics.