Leviton Network Solutions system warranty (Certified Installer projects)

What the installer has to submit, in Leviton's own words.

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Source documents read 2026-10-19 (re-read 2026-10-28). Page last updated 2026-10-28. Manufacturers revise these documents: confirm the current version with the program before you rely on a date or a number.

Leviton publishes less about its submission than Panduit or CommScope. This page restates what its own documents do say, with Leviton's words next to each line, and lists plainly what they leave out.

Requirements, with the manufacturer's wording

TopicWhat it says
Who can submit The extended system warranties are only for installations by a Leviton Network Solutions Certified Installer.
“Leviton offers extended and competitive warranties exclusively for installations completed by Leviton Network Solutions Certified Installers.”
Source: Leviton Certified Network Installers brochure
Registration documents Every product you want covered must be named in the registration documents. A product left out of them is excluded from the warranty.
“were not included in the registration documents that were submitted to obtain coverage under this warranty”
Source: Network Solutions Warranty Information (Leviton, last updated April 9, 2024)
Test results The factory reviews the test results of a Certified Installer project.
“Complete review of test results by the factory.”
Source: Leviton Certified Network Installers brochure
MPTL links Modular-plug terminated links are tested per ANSI/TIA-568.2-D Annex F and their passing results go to the Leviton Contractor Program Manager with the rest of the job's results.
“submit the passing test results to the Leviton Contractor Program Manager. Upon receipt and processing of passing test results, all MPTLs will be covered under the Leviton Limited Lifetime Warranty. Submit MPTL test results as you would all other link or channel test results.”
Source: Application note: Testing MPTLs Using Fluke DSX, document NS13-0008 (Leviton)
MPTL test limits An MPTL is tested against the permanent link limits for its category.
“MPTL test limits are the same as Permanent Link limits per category rating.”
Source: Application note: Testing MPTLs Using Fluke DSX, document NS13-0008 (Leviton)
Approved testers Leviton keeps its approved field certification instrument list on the Leviton Warranty Portal, not in a public document.
“using any approved field certification instrument with the capability (check with test unit manufacturer) listed on the Leviton Warranty Portal.”
Source: Application note: Testing MPTLs Using Fluke DSX, document NS13-0008 (Leviton)
What the public documents do not say
  • Leviton's public documents (checked 2026-10-19 and again 2026-10-28) state no deadline for submitting results, no required file format, no permanent-link or channel rule for ordinary links and no fiber reference method. Demarc shows no deadline for Leviton and asks you to pick the link configuration on the project. Check your Certified Installer agreement for anything else.

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What Demarc does for this program

Demarc prepares the package; you submit it through Leviton partner / warranty registration portal. For this program the Demarc warranty kit checks:

Deadline: no deadline published by Leviton; check your agreement with Leviton. Demarc shows no countdown for Leviton.

Copper test configuration in Demarc's kit for Leviton. Leviton's public documents state no permanent-link or channel rule, so the kit does not assume one: you choose the configuration you tested on the project, the kit checks every copper result against that choice, and it tells you to confirm it with Leviton.

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