Small Business Kits

What is included in a complete solar kit?

A complete solar kit typically includes: solar panels, an inverter (pure sine wave or hybrid), batteries (LiFePO4 or lead-acid), an MPPT charge controller, mounting structures, DC cables and MC4 connectors, DC breakers/fuses, and installation accessories. The exact contents vary by kit. Our kits are pre-configured for common Nigerian home and business scenarios so you get compatible components without the guesswork.

How much does a complete solar kit cost in Nigeria?

Solar kit prices in Nigeria vary by capacity. Small apartment kit (1-2kW): ₦500,000-₦1,200,000. Mid-range home kit (3-5kW): ₦1,500,000-₦4,000,000. Large home/office kit (10kW+): ₦5,000,000-₦15,000,000+. Kits with LiFePO4 batteries cost 30-50% more upfront than lead-acid but last 3-4x longer. All prices include panels, inverter, batteries, charge controller, mounting hardware, and basic installation accessories.

Is a solar kit better than buying components separately?

A pre-configured solar kit offers several advantages: (1) All components are guaranteed compatible — no mismatched voltages or undersized charge controllers. (2) Better value — kits are priced lower than buying individually. (3) Single warranty — one point of contact for support. (4) Faster installation — everything arrives together with matched connectors. The only downside is less flexibility if you have very specific component preferences. For most Nigerian homes, a kit is the easier and more reliable choice.

Can I install a solar kit myself in Nigeria?

Basic portable solar generator kits are plug-and-play — connect the panels and start using. For roof-mounted home kits (3kW+), professional installation is strongly recommended. Incorrect wiring can cause fires, and improper roof mounting can damage your roof or panels. Professional installation costs ₦100,000-₦500,000 depending on system size and roof type. We can connect you with certified solar installers across Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, and other Nigerian cities.

What size solar kit can power a small business in Nigeria?

For a small shop (lights, fan, POS machine, small fridge): 2kW-3kW kit. For a salon/barbershop (clippers, dryers, lights, TV): 3kW-5kW kit. For a restaurant/cold room (multiple fridges, lights, fans): 5kW-10kW kit. For an office (computers, printer, lights, AC): 5kW-10kW+. Calculate your total business load in watts and add 30% headroom. Solar kits eliminate daily fuel costs and generator noise, creating a better customer experience while saving money.