New Products: Qualification, Rollout and Discontinuance Sample Clauses

New Products: Qualification, Rollout and Discontinuance. From time to time during the Term, Enphase may release new Products (each a “Next Gen Product”). SunPower will use commercially reasonable efforts to qualify, in accordance with Exhibit J, each Next Gen Product that is form, fit and function compatible with an existing Product within [***] of receipt of a sample. If a Next Gen Product is not form, fit and function compatible with an existing Product, Enphase shall provide SunPower with [***] to first complete due diligence on the applicable Product design to confirm its compatibility with the SunPower photovoltaic modules. Prior to purchase by SunPower each Next Gen Product must satisfy the following (the “Next Gen Product Approval Requirements”): (a) meet the qualification requirements under Exhibit J, and (b) have obtained all necessary governmental certifications for commercial use. Until the Next Gen Product Approval Requirements are met (i) SunPower will not be obligated to purchase such Next Gen Product, and (ii) Enphase shall continue to supply the Product being superseded or discontinued by such Next Gen Product. Once the Next Gen Product Approval Requirements are met, at Enphase’s request, SunPower shall promptly transition to purchasing and deploying such Next Gen Product in lieu of the superseded version for all of its subsequent Product purchases, at which time the Next Gen Product will be subject to all criteria applicable to Products in this MSA, including Pricing as set forth in Section 2.4
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