Before I unveil the latest solar inverter price list in Nigeria, we need to look into the types of inverters available in the market, their advantages and disadvantages, and that will guide you in making an informed buying decision.
Solar inverter price depends on some factors such as type, capacity (Output Power), and brand.


Above all, I will recommend the best solar inverter in Nigeria based on my many years of experience as an installer and a certified solar consultant.

Fraud Alert: Ensure you or your installer measure the capacity of the inverter shipped to you or you are buying. Some wicked seller paste a higher capacity value on a very low capacity inverter

Types of Solar Inverter

There are 2 major types of solar inverters, which are:
1. Hybrid solar inverter
2. Non hybrid solar inverter

Hybrid Solar Inverters

These are more complex inverters that have built-in charge controllers and battery system. This means you don’t need an external charge controller to install this type of solar inverter. The battery system allows you to power it without an external battery set up.
Advantages:
• They are very reliable
• Produces clean power output
• Consume very small installation space
Disadvantages:
• Need an experienced installer to get it installed rightly
• Usually more expensive than the non-hybrid inverters
• An error in the built-in charge controller brings the whole system down
Non-Hybrid Solar Inverter

This type of solar inverter is a stand-alone inverter. It does not come with a built-in charge controller. In other words, to mount this type of inverter, you must have an external charge controller for the system.

Advantages:

1. Very easy to mount
2. Not complex
3. Affordable

Disadvantages

• Must get an external charge controller and a battery setup to get it put to work
Models of Solar Inverters in Nigeria

The models listed below are available in both hybrid and non-hybrid. They are:
1. Pure Sie wave inverter
2. Modified sine wave inverter
3. Transformer based inverter
4. Transformerless inverter

Let’s take a deep look into each model of solar inverter in Nigeria listed above.

Pure Sine Wave Inverter:

As the name implies, this type of solar inverter produces very clean AC power, equivalent to grid electricity. In other words, power produced by pure sine wave is like the power coming from NEPA as it is popularly called.
They are suitable for most electrical appliances, which is why they are the most popular in the market. And that makes it one of the most expensive solar inverters in the market today

Advantages of Pure Sine Wave Inverter

1. The power output is clean so it makes it safer to use for home appliances such as TVs, computers, and medical equipment, without the fear of causing any form of damage.
2. Reduced Noise: The waveform from pure sine wave is smooth and that reduces the working noise of the system drastically.
3. Lower Appliance Wear: The clean power from sine wave inverters reduces strain on motors and other electrical components within appliances. This translates to longer lifespans for your devices.
4. Compatibility: Pure sine wave inverters are universally compatible with all AC electrical appliances. So, it eliminates the worry about compatibility

Disadvantages of Pure Sine Wave Inverters

1. High Cost: This type of inverter is usually expensive due to the complexity of design and high-quality component
2. Potential energy loss: There is energy loss in the working process of sine wave inverters. Though the energy loss is insignificant, it doesn’t matter in the overall performance of the inverter
Pure Sine Wave Inverter Capacity Available in Nigeria
1kva, 1.5kva, 2.5kva, 3.5kva, 5kva, 7.5kva, 10kva, 75kva

Modified Sine Wave Inverters:

These produce a cheaper, stepped waveform AC power. While functional for basic appliances, they can cause malfunctions with sensitive electronics. It comes at the risk of damaging equipment. I generally advise against modified sine wave inverters for most applications.

Transformer-Based Inverters:

These inverters use a heavy transformer to convert DC to AC power. They are known for their durability and reliability but also tend to be bulkier and less efficient compared to transformerless inverters. Most transformer-based inverters are pure sine wave, so suitable for everyday use

Advantages:
• Can perform optimally using a minimum number of panels
• Durability and reliability: The transformer system create a barrier between the input and output, which makes the system very durable and reliable
• High Surge Capacity: It can handle sudden inflow (surge) of high current in a very short while, making it the best in powering equipment with high-energy start-ups such as motors, compressors, and air conditioners.
• Very compatible with most AC electrical appliances

Disadvantages
• Bulky: The transformer makes the inverter come in big sizes and is weighty. So, it consumes installation space
• Lower efficiency: There is always energy loss in the transformation process, which slightly lowers the overall efficiency of the inverter
• High Cost: It is usually more expensive than other models of transformer

Transformerless Inverters:

From the name, it is obvious that this model of inverter does not have transformers. It converts DC to AC directly through a high-frequency switching system. The mechanism of this type of inverter is beyond the scope of this article.

These inverters are lighter, more compact, and offer higher efficiency. However, they may not be suitable for all applications, particularly those with large inductive loads (motor-driven appliances).
As at the time of compiling this article this model of inverter is available at 3KVA 24V and 5KVA 48V felicity brand.

Advantages of Transformerless Inverter
• There is little or no energy loss during the current conversion
• High-performance efficiency
• Pricy when compared to its equivalent in transformer base

Disadvantages of Transformerless Inverter
• Requires high voltage, therefore need a greater number of panels to work well
• Pricy: Usually more expensive than it equivalent transformer base inverter

Best Solar Inverter in Nigeria

Having installed more than 20 brands of solar inverters in Nigeria, the best solar inverters remain:
• Felicity solar inverter
• T-Solar inverter

These are the two most powerful inverters in Nigeria for now. These are the best out of over 10 to 15 different inverters I have installed across the country.

They are very durable and reliable in producing high-level and clean power output.
To prove how reliable Felicity Solar is, it comes with a 2-year warranty. It is the only inverter that comes with 2 years warranty
The 2-year warranty means that whenever your inverter gets bad within 2 years of purchase, the company will fix it without you paying a dime. All you need to do is to send it to the company.

Note: Ensure you buy directly from the company that is the only way you are sure of getting the original felicity. Though it is usually higher in price than the fake ones around the market

Where to buy Felicity Solar

You can pay for any of their products from their official website fellicitysolarng.com. They accept all forms of payment and they deliver nationwide.

If you need a Tsolar inverter, you can reach their sales rep on WhatsApp https:///2349022012089. Also, they deliver nationwide
Solar Inverter Price in Nigeria

Due to the unstable prices of commodities in Nigeria, we cannot put a fixed price of solar inverter in Nigeria here now.
However, we can put some ranges that give you an idea of what the particular size of the inverter may be. Though some brands are more expensive than others.

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