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Print this page from your browser (Ctrl/Cmd-P), fill it at the unit, and sign it together with the customer. A signed handover form is the end of the installation and the start of the service relationship — it is the baseline every future service visit trusts. Photograph the signed form into the job record before you leave site.
File the signed form with the photo record. A copy travels with any escalation. Without the signed form, every future query about what was delivered, demonstrated, or promised starts from scratch.

Section A — System record

FieldEntry
Customer name
Site address
Date of handover
Platform & model (e.g. Kent M1 Hybrid Inverter 5 kW)
Inverter serial number
Battery model & pack count
Battery pack serial numbers / address map
PV array (strings × modules, total kWp)
Sensing scheme (CT at incomer / smart meter)
Export setting (zero export / limited to: ___ W)
Installer name
Kent partner ID

Section B — Commissioning evidence attached

Check each item and confirm the evidence is in the job record before signing.
  • Platform commissioning checklist completed — Kent M1 or Kent G3
  • Energy-flow tests passed — direction verified, per-phase verified, zero-export witnessed 📷
  • Black-start test passed with the real essential loads on the essential panel 📷
  • Settings snapshot captured (full photo set of all settings screens) 📷
  • Site photo checklist complete 📷

Section C — Customer walkthrough checklist

Tick each item as you deliver it, in front of the customer. All eight items must be ticked before signatures are collected.
  • System explained in plain words — what it does all day, what happens in a power cut (script)
  • Backup limits explained — what runs, what doesn’t, why (Backup Can & Can’t)
  • Essential panel shown and labelled — customer knows which switches are backup and why the others are not
  • Display tour given — battery percentage, alarm recognition, read-only browsing (Display Walkthrough)
  • Battery expectations set — SOC is a fuel gauge, hours depend on load, reserve behaviour is normal, grid-charge default explained, recovery after long outage (Battery Expectations)
  • Emergency stop demonstrated physically — labelled battery breaker and AC isolator pointed out, customer knows the sequence: off, away, call Kent
  • DO/DON’T card left on site and walked through verbally (Warranty-Safe Usage)
  • Kent service number saved in customer’s phone contacts and written on the DO/DON’T card and the DB door label

Section D — Declarations and signatures

Installer declaration I confirm that the system listed in Section A is installed and commissioned in accordance with the Kent New Energy Knowledge Base. All tests listed in Section B are passed and the evidence records listed are attached to this job file. The walkthrough items in Section C were delivered to the customer(s) named above. Installer signature: ________________________    Date: ____________   Customer declaration I confirm that the walkthrough listed in Section C was given to me today. I received the DO/DON’T card. I understand that for any alarm, message, change, or addition to the system, my action is to call Kent service — not to open the unit, adjust settings, or ask a local electrician to modify the installation. Customer signature: ________________________    Date: ____________  
Photograph the completed and signed form immediately. The photo goes into the job record alongside the commissioning evidence. The original stays with the customer; a copy stays with the installer’s job file.

When to escalate

Escalate to Kent New Energy service only — through your registered Kent partner channel or the Kent service desk details on your work order. Do not contact any third-party or component-manufacturer support line for a Kent-branded system: tickets outside the Kent channel are not tracked, not covered, and can void warranty handling.