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Warranty, Returns & Refund Policy

Warranty coverage, eligible returns and refund terms for the 3-GEE Distributor Portal

3-GEE Distributor Portal · Effective from July 2026

Last updated

July 2026

Warranty period

12 months

Version

1.1 · Effective July 2026

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Operator

Marine Switchgear Private Limited

C-108, Sector 2, Bawana Industrial Area, Delhi – 110039

CIN: U51909DL2010PTC210020  ·  GSTIN: 07AAGCM8466K1ZV

This Warranty, Returns & Refund Policy sets out the terms under which Marine Switchgear Private Limited provides warranty coverage, accepts returns and processes refunds for eligible electrical accessory products purchased through the 3-GEE Distributor Portal.

In this Policy, “3-GEE”, “we”, “us” and “our” refer to Marine Switchgear Private Limited.

“Portal” means the 3-GEE Distributor Portal available through 3gee.in and its Android and iOS mobile applications.

“Business Customer”, “you” and “your” mean an authorised distributor, dealer, wholesaler, retailer or other business customer purchasing Products directly from us through the Portal or another approved ordering channel.

“Product” means an electrical accessory manufactured, marketed or supplied by us.

“Invoice” means the tax invoice issued by Marine Switchgear Private Limited for the relevant Product.

“Working Day” means a day on which our office is operational, excluding Sundays and declared public holidays in Delhi.

This Policy forms part of our Terms & Conditions and Terms of Service.

For matters specifically relating to warranty, eligible returns and refunds, this Policy will prevail over any inconsistent general provision in the Terms & Conditions. The Terms & Conditions will apply to all other matters, including ordering, payment terms, delivery, risk transfer, credit arrangements and account use.

Nothing in this Policy excludes or limits a right or liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.


Part A

Warranty

1. Limited manufacturer’s warranty

1.1 Warranty period

Unless a different warranty period is expressly stated on the relevant Product, packaging, Invoice or authorised Product literature, Products are covered by a limited manufacturer’s warranty for twelve months from the Invoice date.

1.2 Scope of warranty

The warranty covers a manufacturing defect in the Product that:

  • existed when the Product was supplied;
  • becomes apparent during the warranty period;
  • materially affects the Product’s normal functioning or safety; and
  • is not caused by an excluded circumstance stated in this Policy.

1.3 Eligible claimant

The contractual warranty under this Policy is provided to the Business Customer that purchased the Product directly from us.

The Business Customer must ordinarily provide:

  • the relevant Invoice;
  • the Portal order reference; or
  • another purchase record that allows us to verify the transaction.

1.4 Onward customers and end users

A retailer or end user who purchased the Product from a Business Customer should ordinarily submit the contractual warranty claim through the Business Customer from whom the Product was purchased.

This claim-routing arrangement does not restrict any direct statutory right, safety remedy or product-liability remedy that may be available against us under applicable law.


2. What the warranty covers

Subject to inspection and the terms of this Policy, eligible defects may include:

  • a switch, socket, holder, regulator, MCB or other Product failing to function under normal use;
  • defective internal contacts, springs or terminals;
  • an internal assembly or material defect;
  • insulation failure not caused by external wiring, installation or environmental conditions;
  • deviation from the applicable manufacturing specification;
  • failure under the declared rated voltage, current and usage conditions; or
  • another defect in materials or workmanship attributable to manufacture.

The existence of a fault does not by itself establish that it is a manufacturing defect. We may examine the Product, installation details, connected load, wiring conditions, photographs, batch information and other available evidence.

2.1 BIS and applicable standards

Products that are required to comply with mandatory BIS certification requirements are manufactured and supplied in accordance with the applicable Indian Standard and valid licence applicable to the relevant Product and model.

Where applicable, the Standard Mark, licence number and relevant standard details will appear on the Product, packaging or authorised Product literature.

No statement in this Policy should be interpreted as representing that every Product category is subject to the same certification requirement.


3. Fire, burning, overheating and melting claims

3.1 Investigation required

Fire, burning, overheating, charring or melting is not automatically treated either as a manufacturing defect or as an excluded claim.

Such a claim will be investigated based on available evidence.

3.2 External causes not covered

Warranty coverage will not apply where the fire, burning, overheating or melting resulted from an external cause, including:

  • loose or improper wiring;
  • short circuit outside the Product;
  • overloading;
  • use above the rated current or voltage;
  • voltage surge or abnormal voltage fluctuation;
  • defective terminals or connections outside the Product;
  • moisture or water ingress;
  • improper installation;
  • an incompatible connected component;
  • unauthorised modification;
  • tampering;
  • heat exposure from another source; or
  • use contrary to applicable instructions or safety warnings.

3.3 Potential Product defect

Where the available evidence reasonably indicates that a manufacturing defect, design defect, deviation from specification or inadequate Product instruction may have caused or contributed to the incident, we will assess the claim under this Policy and applicable law.

3.4 Evidence preservation

For a fire, burning, overheating or melting incident, you must, where reasonably possible:

  • immediately discontinue use of the affected Product;
  • preserve the Product and connected components;
  • avoid dismantling, repairing or disposing of the Product;
  • photograph the Product, wiring, installation and surrounding area;
  • record the batch code and Invoice details;
  • obtain the installer’s or electrician’s observations; and
  • notify us promptly.

Products or components relevant to a safety incident must not be destroyed or disposed of until we confirm that inspection or evidence preservation is no longer required.


4. Warranty exclusions

The warranty does not cover a failure or damage caused by:

4.1 Physical damage

  • dropping;
  • impact;
  • crushing;
  • mishandling;
  • improper storage;
  • damage after delivery; or
  • damage caused while opening or handling packaging.

4.2 Improper installation or wiring

  • installation by an unqualified or careless person;
  • loose wiring;
  • incorrect wiring;
  • incorrect terminal connection;
  • incompatible circuits;
  • inadequate wire size;
  • use without required protection;
  • failure to follow applicable installation instructions; or
  • installation contrary to electrical safety requirements.

4.3 Electrical events outside the Product

  • external short circuit;
  • overload;
  • voltage surge;
  • abnormal voltage fluctuation;
  • lightning;
  • grid failure;
  • generator instability; or
  • another external electrical fault.

4.4 Misuse and operation outside ratings

  • use above the declared current, voltage, load or environmental rating;
  • use for a purpose for which the Product was not designed;
  • continued use after visible damage or abnormal heating;
  • abuse, misuse or negligent operation; or
  • use contrary to Product instructions or warnings.

4.5 Water and environmental exposure

  • water ingress;
  • flooding;
  • excessive moisture;
  • chemical exposure;
  • corrosive substances;
  • pest or insect damage;
  • excessive dust;
  • extreme heat;
  • extreme humidity; or
  • another unsuitable environmental condition.

4.6 Modification and unauthorised repair

  • tampering;
  • alteration;
  • opening a sealed Product;
  • unauthorised repair;
  • replacement of internal parts; or
  • modification by a person not authorised by us.

4.7 Connected products

Damage caused by an incompatible, defective, incorrectly rated or non-compliant connected component is excluded.

The mere fact that a Product was connected to a non-3-GEE component does not by itself invalidate the warranty.

4.8 Cosmetic matters

The warranty does not cover:

  • scratches;
  • minor colour variation;
  • normal surface wear;
  • fading caused by environmental exposure;
  • stains;
  • marks caused during installation; or
  • another cosmetic matter that does not materially affect Product operation.

A cosmetic discrepancy existing at delivery must be reported within the period stated in Part B.

4.9 Normal wear

The warranty does not cover normal deterioration arising from:

  • ordinary ageing;
  • normal mechanical wear;
  • operation beyond a declared rated life or operating-cycle rating; or
  • routine replacement requirements expressly identified in Product literature.

4.10 Batch identification

A claim may be rejected where a batch code, identification mark or Product label has been deliberately removed, altered or made illegible and the Product cannot otherwise be reliably verified.

4.11 Unauthorised channel

The contractual warranty may be refused where:

  • the Product was not purchased through us or an authorised channel;
  • the original source cannot be reasonably verified; or
  • the Product is counterfeit, substituted or materially altered.

4.12 Use outside India

Products used outside India are not covered unless international use or export warranty coverage was expressly agreed in writing.

4.13 Labour and installation expenses

Unless required by applicable law or expressly accepted by us in writing, the warranty covers the Product remedy itself and does not cover:

  • removal;
  • installation;
  • reinstallation;
  • rewiring;
  • electrician charges;
  • civil work;
  • travel charges; or
  • professional labour costs.

5. Warranty claim procedure

5.1 How to submit a claim

A warranty claim may be submitted through:

5.2 Information required

You should provide:

  • Invoice number and date;
  • Portal order reference;
  • Product name and SKU;
  • batch code;
  • affected quantity;
  • description of the fault;
  • date on which the fault was identified;
  • photographs or video showing the Product and fault;
  • photographs of relevant packaging;
  • installation and load details where relevant;
  • electrician or installer observations where relevant; and
  • any other reasonably necessary evidence.

5.3 Claim timing

A warranty claim must relate to a defect that became apparent within the warranty period.

Where the defect becomes apparent near the end of the warranty period, the claim should be submitted promptly and ordinarily no later than thirty days after discovery.

5.4 Incomplete claims

We may request additional information where the evidence supplied is incomplete.

The assessment timeline may begin only after the reasonably required information has been received.

5.5 Physical inspection

We may require the affected Product to be returned for:

  • testing;
  • technical examination;
  • comparison with specification;
  • batch investigation; or
  • safety analysis.

You should not send a Product until return instructions have been provided.


6. Warranty assessment and remedies

6.1 Initial assessment

We will aim to complete an initial assessment within ten Working Days after receiving a complete claim.

6.2 Physical inspection timeline

Where physical inspection is required, we will aim to complete the inspection within twenty-five Working Days after receiving the Product at our premises.

Complex technical, safety or batch investigations may require additional time. Where this occurs, we will provide a status update.

6.3 Accepted claim

Where a manufacturing defect is confirmed, we may provide one or more of the following remedies:

  • replacement with the same Product;
  • replacement with an equivalent Product;
  • repair, where appropriate and commercially reasonable;
  • monetary refund;
  • Customer Credit Balance for use against future orders; or
  • another remedy agreed with you.

We will take account of Product availability, the nature of the defect, the affected quantity, the age of the Product and your reasonable preference.

6.4 Discontinued Product

Where the original Product is discontinued or unavailable, we may provide:

  • an equivalent replacement;
  • a refund; or
  • a Customer Credit Balance.

6.5 Rejected claim

Where a claim is rejected, we will provide the principal reason for rejection.

You may raise a grievance under Clause 22.

6.6 Reasonable discretion

Warranty decisions will be made reasonably and on the basis of:

  • the evidence supplied;
  • physical inspection;
  • test results;
  • Product condition;
  • installation conditions;
  • batch information;
  • usage conditions; and
  • this Policy.

7. Batch defects and Product recalls

7.1 Batch-level defect

Where we identify a manufacturing or safety issue affecting a particular batch or production run, we may:

  • request that affected stock be quarantined;
  • conduct additional testing;
  • suspend further sale;
  • replace affected stock;
  • issue a credit or refund;
  • arrange collection; or
  • provide another corrective instruction.

7.2 Product recall or safety notice

Where a Product recall or safety notice is issued, you must:

  • immediately stop selling affected Products;
  • quarantine affected stock;
  • follow our safety and handling instructions;
  • provide available stock and onward-distribution information;
  • cooperate with collection, replacement or disposal; and
  • communicate relevant safety instructions to onward customers where requested.

7.3 Recall transport

For an official recall or a batch-level return requested by us, reasonable pre-approved return transport costs will be borne by us and will not be subject to the ordinary ₹500 reimbursement cap.

7.4 Separate process

A recall, corrective action or safety notice is not limited by the ordinary warranty claim process.


Part B

Returns and delivery discrepancies

8. General rule

The Portal is intended for wholesale and B2B ordering. Orders are therefore generally final after approval and cannot be returned merely because:

  • the customer changes its mind;
  • secondary sales are slow;
  • excess quantity was ordered;
  • the wrong Product was selected by the customer; or
  • the customer no longer requires the Products.

Returns are accepted only in the circumstances stated in this Policy, our Terms & Conditions or applicable law.


9. Eligible return circumstances

9.1 Manufacturing defect

A Product with an eligible manufacturing defect may be returned under the warranty procedure in Part A.

9.2 Incorrect Product dispatched by us

Where we dispatch a Product that differs from the approved order, including an incorrect:

  • SKU;
  • model;
  • colour;
  • module;
  • pack size; or
  • quantity,

you may submit a return or correction request.

The discrepancy should ordinarily be reported within three Working Days after receipt.

9.3 Visible transit damage or tampering

Visible damage to a carton, seal or consignment should be:

  • recorded on the transporter’s delivery document, where possible;
  • photographed at the time of delivery; and
  • reported to us at delivery or within forty-eight hours.

9.4 Concealed shortage or discrepancy

A shortage or discrepancy that could not reasonably be identified from the external condition of the consignment should be reported within seven Working Days after delivery.

You should provide:

  • photographs;
  • carton details;
  • packing information;
  • Invoice and delivery documents; and
  • an unpacking video where reasonably available.

An unpacking video is useful evidence but is not the only form of evidence that may be considered.

9.5 Transit responsibility

Responsibility for transit loss or damage will be determined according to:

  • who selected or engaged the transporter;
  • the applicable freight arrangement;
  • the agreed point of risk transfer;
  • insurance arrangements;
  • delivery documentation;
  • packaging condition; and
  • the Terms & Conditions applicable to the order.

Nothing in this Policy excludes our responsibility for:

  • dispatching the wrong Product;
  • inadequate packaging attributable to us;
  • incorrect dispatch documentation; or
  • an unreasonable transport arrangement made by us.

10. Non-returnable circumstances

Unless required by applicable law or otherwise agreed by us, returns are not accepted for:

  • change of mind;
  • over-ordering;
  • slow resale;
  • a Product incorrectly selected by the customer;
  • damage occurring after risk has passed to the customer;
  • improper storage;
  • improper installation;
  • unauthorised repair or modification;
  • normal wear;
  • purely cosmetic wear arising after delivery;
  • Products whose identity cannot reasonably be verified;
  • Products purchased outside authorised channels; or
  • another excluded circumstance under Clause 4.

Fire, burning, overheating or melting claims will be handled under Clause 3 and are not automatically rejected merely because such damage is present.


11. Return procedure

11.1 Request

Submit the return request through the Portal or customer support with:

  • order and Invoice reference;
  • SKU;
  • batch code;
  • affected quantity;
  • reason for return;
  • photographs;
  • delivery records; and
  • other relevant evidence.

11.2 Confirmation

We will aim to acknowledge the request within five Working Days.

11.3 Decision

We will aim to provide a substantive decision within ten Working Days after receiving complete information.

Where physical inspection is necessary, the inspection timeline under Clause 6.2 will apply.

11.4 Return authorisation

Do not return a Product without our return authorisation or written instructions.

Unauthorised freight-on-delivery consignments may be refused.

11.5 Return address

Unless different instructions are given, authorised returns should be sent to:

Marine Switchgear Private Limited

C-108, Sector 2

Bawana Industrial Area

Delhi – 110039

Attention: Returns & Warranty Claims

Reference: Invoice number and return authorisation reference

11.6 Packaging

Products must be packaged reasonably and securely to prevent avoidable damage.

Where you independently select the return transporter, you are responsible for damage caused by inadequate return packaging or an unreasonable transport method.

Where we arrange the reverse pickup, responsibility for the authorised return transit will be determined according to the condition of the Product at handover and the conduct of the reverse-logistics provider.

11.7 Return transport costs

For an accepted individual warranty or eligible return claim, we may:

  • arrange reverse pickup; or
  • reimburse reasonable, pre-approved surface-transport expenses up to ₹500 per claim.

Transport charges above ₹500 require prior written approval.

The ₹500 cap does not apply to:

  • an official Product recall;
  • a batch-level defect return;
  • a return specifically requested by us involving a substantial quantity; or
  • another situation in which we expressly agree to bear the full reasonable transport cost.

11.8 Rejected Products

Where a returned Product is found ineligible, we will notify you and provide available options.

You must arrange collection or authorise return transport within thirty days.

We may issue at least two written notices before taking further action.

Where the Product remains uncollected after the notice period, we may:

  • charge reasonable storage expenses;
  • return the Product at your cost; or
  • after a final notice, dispose of a low-value Product in accordance with applicable law.

A Product connected with a safety incident, legal dispute, regulatory investigation or material evidentiary issue will not be disposed of until preservation is no longer reasonably necessary.


Part C

Refunds and Customer Credit

12. Circumstances in which a refund may be issued

A refund may be issued where:

  • a warranty claim is accepted and refund is selected as the appropriate remedy;
  • an eligible return is accepted;
  • we dispatch an incorrect Product and replacement is not selected;
  • an eligible shortage is confirmed;
  • an order is cancelled by us;
  • a customer-requested cancellation is accepted under the Terms & Conditions;
  • a duplicate payment is received;
  • a payment is debited but the transaction fails;
  • an excess payment is identified;
  • stock is unavailable and no acceptable substitute is agreed; or
  • another refund is required under applicable law.

13. Refund calculation

13.1 Accepted Product refund

The refundable amount for accepted units will ordinarily include:

  • the taxable value charged for those units; and
  • the corresponding GST originally charged,

subject to applicable GST treatment, Input Tax Credit requirements, credit-note requirements and legal restrictions.

13.2 Partial claims

Where only some units are eligible, the refund will be calculated for the accepted quantity only.

13.3 Discounts and schemes

The refund may be adjusted to reflect:

  • item-level discounts;
  • order-level discounts;
  • scheme benefits;
  • free goods;
  • quantity slabs;
  • credit notes already issued; and
  • another benefit directly connected with the returned or cancelled Products.

Any adjustment will be explained in the refund statement.

13.4 Order Confirmation Amount

Where an Order Confirmation Amount or similar advance has been collected, its refund will be governed by:

  • the stage at which cancellation occurs;
  • expenses already incurred;
  • the applicable Terms & Conditions;
  • the cancellation reason; and
  • whether the cancellation is attributable to us or the customer.

The Order Confirmation Amount should not be described as a “verification charge” unless it is genuinely a separate disclosed fee for verification.


14. Refund timelines

Unless additional verification or physical inspection is required, we will aim to initiate an approved refund within the following periods:

14.1 Accepted warranty or return claim

Within five to seven Working Days after approval.

14.2 Customer cancellation before order approval

Within three to five Working Days after cancellation is confirmed, subject to the Terms & Conditions.

14.3 Customer cancellation after approval but before dispatch

Within five to seven Working Days after cancellation is accepted, subject to applicable deductions under the Terms & Conditions.

14.4 Cancellation by us

Within five to seven Working Days after cancellation.

14.5 Failed or duplicate transaction

The timeline may depend on the payment gateway, bank or payment provider. Where we must initiate the refund, we will do so after the transaction is verified.

14.6 Physical inspection

Where a refund depends on physical inspection, the refund-initiation period begins after the claim has been approved following inspection.

14.7 Bank processing

After initiation, the receiving bank or payment provider may require additional time to credit the amount.


15. Refund method

15.1 Original method

Refunds will ordinarily be sent to the original payment method.

15.2 Alternative bank account

Where refund to the original method is not possible, we may refund to a verified bank account belonging to:

  • the purchasing business;
  • the original payer; or
  • another authorised beneficiary approved after verification.

We may request:

  • a cancelled cheque;
  • bank confirmation;
  • registered Portal bank details;
  • an authorisation letter; or
  • another reasonable verification document.

15.3 Indian Rupees

Refunds are made in Indian Rupees unless otherwise expressly agreed.

15.4 Refund confirmation

We will provide a refund confirmation or reference number through:

  • the Portal;
  • WhatsApp;
  • email; or
  • another registered communication channel.

16. Customer Credit Balance

16.1 Optional alternative

At your written request and subject to our approval, an approved monetary refund may instead be placed in your Portal account as a Customer Credit Balance.

16.2 Validity

Unless a longer period is expressly stated, the Customer Credit Balance may be used against eligible future orders for twelve months from issuance.

16.3 Not the same as GST credit note

A Customer Credit Balance is a commercial account facility and is separate from any statutory GST credit note required for the underlying transaction.

16.4 Use restrictions

The Customer Credit Balance:

  • may be used only by the account to which it is issued;
  • cannot ordinarily be transferred;
  • is not interest-bearing; and
  • is subject to account verification and lawful use.

17. Adjustment against outstanding amounts

17.1 Contractual set-off

Where you owe us an undisputed amount that is overdue and payable, we may exercise a contractual right of set-off by adjusting an approved refund against that outstanding amount.

17.2 Notice

We will provide:

  • written notice of the proposed adjustment;
  • details of the outstanding Invoice or amount;
  • the refund amount; and
  • the proposed net balance.

The notice will ordinarily be given at least three Working Days before adjustment.

17.3 Objection

You may submit a reasoned objection during the notice period.

An objection will be reviewed but will not prevent adjustment against an amount that is demonstrably due, overdue and undisputed.

17.4 Statement

After adjustment, we will issue a statement showing:

  • the refund;
  • amount adjusted;
  • Invoice or ledger references; and
  • any balance remitted or credited.

18. High-value refund verification

For a refund exceeding ₹1,00,000, we may conduct proportionate verification of:

  • the original payment;
  • beneficiary bank account;
  • authorised signatory;
  • business identity;
  • refund instruction; and
  • relevant tax or accounting records.

Tax or TDS documents will be requested only where relevant to the particular transaction.

We will not ordinarily request unrelated personal documents merely because the refund exceeds the threshold.

Where complete verification is promptly provided, additional verification should not ordinarily delay initiation by more than five Working Days.


19. Payment-gateway fees and deductions

Payment-gateway charges will not ordinarily be deducted where the refund results from:

  • our dispatch error;
  • an accepted manufacturing defect;
  • cancellation by us;
  • a duplicate payment;
  • a failed transaction;
  • an excess debit; or
  • another error attributable to us.

For a voluntary customer-requested cancellation, an actual payment-gateway charge may be deducted only where:

  • the deduction was clearly disclosed before payment or cancellation;
  • the charge was actually incurred;
  • the charge is non-refundable to us; and
  • the deduction is permitted by applicable law.

No arbitrary or estimated gateway fee will be deducted.


20. GST and accounting treatment

20.1 GST credit note

Where required and permitted under applicable GST law, we may issue a GST credit note for:

  • returned goods;
  • deficient goods;
  • excess taxable value;
  • excess tax charged; or
  • another eligible adjustment.

20.2 Statutory deadline

A GST credit note that is intended to reduce our output-tax liability will be reported within the statutory deadline and subject to applicable conditions.

20.3 Customer ITC obligations

Where you have claimed Input Tax Credit corresponding to an amount adjusted through a GST credit note, you must make any reversal or adjustment required under applicable law.

We may request reasonable confirmation of the necessary adjustment.

20.4 Commercial credit note

Where the statutory period or conditions for reducing output tax are not available, we may issue:

  • a commercial or financial credit note;
  • a Customer Credit Balance; or
  • a commercial refund,

as appropriate.

The accounting and tax treatment may differ from a GST credit note.

20.5 No automatic forfeiture of GST amount

Expiry of the statutory GST adjustment period does not, by itself, mean that the commercial value of the GST component is automatically forfeited.

The final treatment will depend on:

  • applicable GST law;
  • whether Input Tax Credit was claimed;
  • whether the tax incidence was passed onward;
  • the type of transaction; and
  • advice from our tax professionals.

21. Delayed, failed or reversed refunds

21.1 Delayed credit

Where a refund has not been credited within fifteen Working Days after we confirm initiation, contact us with:

  • the refund reference;
  • payment details;
  • bank statement or transaction record; and
  • registered account information.

21.2 Bank rejection

Where the bank or payment provider rejects or reverses a refund because of:

  • an invalid account;
  • a closed account;
  • incorrect information;
  • beneficiary mismatch; or
  • another banking issue,

we will notify you and request verified replacement instructions.

21.3 No interest

Unless required by applicable law or expressly agreed in writing, refunds do not carry interest merely because time elapsed between payment and refund.

This does not restrict any statutory remedy for an unreasonable or unlawful delay.


Part D

General conditions

22. Grievance redressal

A grievance concerning a warranty, return or refund decision may be submitted to:

Authorised Grievance Officer

Pranshul Agrawal

Marine Switchgear Private Limited

Phone

08068863181

Address

C-108, Sector 2, Bawana Industrial Area, Delhi – 110039

We aim to:

  • acknowledge a grievance within forty-eight hours; and
  • provide a resolution or reasoned update within fifteen Working Days.

Ordinary order or support queries


23. Limitation of liability

23.1 Contractual claim limit

Subject to Clause 23.4, our maximum contractual liability for an accepted warranty, return or refund claim under this Policy will ordinarily not exceed:

  • the amount paid for the specific affected units;
  • corresponding GST where refundable or adjustable; and
  • any transport reimbursement expressly payable under this Policy.

23.2 Excluded losses

Subject to Clause 23.4, we are not liable under this contractual Policy for indirect, incidental, special or consequential losses, including:

  • loss of anticipated profit;
  • loss of resale margin;
  • loss of business opportunity;
  • loss of goodwill;
  • downtime;
  • business interruption; or
  • indirect loss of an onward customer relationship.

23.3 Labour costs

Installation, removal, reinstallation, rewiring or professional labour expenses are excluded unless:

  • expressly agreed by us;
  • included in a specific Product warranty; or
  • required under applicable law.

23.4 Liability that is not excluded

Nothing in this Policy excludes or limits liability for:

  • fraud;
  • wilful misconduct;
  • death or personal injury where liability cannot lawfully be excluded;
  • an applicable statutory product-liability claim;
  • a mandatory Product recall or safety obligation;
  • a manufacturing or design defect where liability cannot lawfully be excluded;
  • failure to provide a legally required safety warning; or
  • another liability that cannot be excluded or limited under applicable law.

24. Business Customer responsibilities

You must:

  • inspect consignments within the applicable reporting periods;
  • store Products in reasonable conditions;
  • follow Product instructions and electrical ratings;
  • provide accurate Invoice and claim information;
  • preserve relevant evidence;
  • cooperate with inspection and testing;
  • communicate applicable warranty and safety information accurately;
  • handle first-instance complaints from onward customers;
  • avoid making unauthorised warranty promises on our behalf;
  • cooperate with recalls and safety notices; and
  • dispose of electrical products in accordance with applicable law.

24.1 Additional promises to onward customers

Any warranty, refund or replacement promise offered by you beyond this Policy is your own commercial commitment unless we have expressly approved it in writing.

24.2 No misrepresentation

You must not represent that:

  • every failure is automatically covered;
  • labour costs are always reimbursable;
  • the Product has a certification it does not have;
  • the warranty period is longer than stated; or
  • we have accepted a claim before written approval.

25. Policy applicable to a purchase

The version of this Policy in force on the Invoice date will ordinarily apply to the relevant purchase.

A later amendment will not reduce a warranty or remedy already expressly granted for an earlier purchase.

A later safety instruction, recall notice or legally required change may apply immediately where necessary to protect persons, property or legal compliance.


26. Changes to this Policy

We may update this Policy to reflect:

  • changes in Products;
  • changes in the Portal;
  • operational changes;
  • legal or regulatory changes;
  • revised claim procedures;
  • revised timelines; or
  • changes in customer-support arrangements.

The updated version will be published at: https://3gee.in/warranty

The updated version number and effective date will be displayed prominently.


27. Governing law and jurisdiction

This Policy is governed by the laws of India.

Subject to any mandatory legal right to approach another competent forum, disputes arising from this Policy will be subject to the jurisdiction of the competent courts and tribunals at Delhi.


28. Severability

If any provision of this Policy is found to be invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions will continue to apply to the extent legally possible.

The invalid provision will be interpreted or modified only to the minimum extent necessary to make it lawful and enforceable.


29. No waiver

A delay or failure by us to enforce a provision on one occasion does not waive our right to enforce that provision or another provision later.

Any waiver must be expressly confirmed in writing by an authorised representative.


30. Language

This Policy is issued in English.

A Hindi or other translated version may be provided for convenience. Where legally permissible and where an inconsistency exists, the English version will prevail.