Made to last” / “lifetime product

Cannot claim durabilityCloseDictionary termDurabilityDurability is the extent to which a claimed climate or sustainability outcome is expected to last without being reversed, weakened or materially undermined over the relevant time horizon.Read the full definition → beyond realistic lifespan; commercial guarantee terms must match 'lifetime' implications; spare parts commitments. Define lifetime and the model/configuration covered; retain accelerated-ageing or representative-use testing, maintenance assumptions, expected service-life distribution and failure criteria; align any warranty or guarantee wording.

Quantified lifespan basis; guarantee alignmentCloseDictionary termAlignmentThe deliberate process of making strategies, requirements, incentives, data or actions consistent enough to support a shared objective without necessarily making them identical.Read the full definition →. Define lifetime and the model/configuration covered; retain accelerated-ageing or representative-use testing, maintenance assumptions, expected service-life distribution and failure criteria; align any warranty or guarantee wording.

DurabilityCloseDictionary termDurabilityDurability is the extent to which a claimed climate or sustainability outcome is expected to last without being reversed, weakened or materially undermined over the relevant time horizon.Read the full definition → testing data; 'lifetime' must define whose lifetime. Define lifetime and the model/configuration covered; retain accelerated-ageing or representative-use testing, maintenance assumptions, expected service-life distribution and failure criteria; align any warranty or guarantee wording.

Accelerated-ageing/usage test evidence. Define lifetime and the model/configuration covered; retain accelerated-ageing or representative-use testing, maintenance assumptions, expected service-life distribution and failure criteria; align any warranty or guarantee wording.

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Claims cannot exceed statutory guarantee reality. Define lifetime and the model/configuration covered; retain accelerated-ageing or representative-use testing, maintenance assumptions, expected service-life distribution and failure criteria; align any warranty or guarantee wording.