The solar inverter price in Nigeria in 2026 ranges from roughly ₦120,000 for small entry-level inverter units to more than ₦6,000,000 for premium, high-capacity and commercial solar inverters.

The exact amount you will pay depends on several factors, including:

Inverter capacity
Brand
Hybrid, off-grid or grid-tie design
Pure sine wave or modified sine wave output
Built-in MPPT solar charge controller
Battery voltage
Lithium battery communication
Number of MPPT inputs
Single-phase or three-phase output
Warranty
Monitoring features
Vendor and exchange rate

For many residential buyers, 3kVA, 3.5kVA and 5kVA solar inverters are among the commonly considered sizes, while 8kW, 10kW, 12kW, 15kW and larger units are increasingly used for larger homes and commercial installations.

As a quick 2026 benchmark:

Inverter Capacity	Estimated Standalone Price
1kVA – 1.5kVA	₦120,000 – ₦300,000
2kVA – 2.5kVA	₦180,000 – ₦550,000
3kVA – 3.5kVA	₦280,000 – ₦800,000
5kVA / 5kW	₦400,000 – ₦2,200,000+
6kVA	₦650,000 – ₦1,200,000+
7.5kVA – 8kW	₦700,000 – ₦2,500,000+
10kW – 12kW	₦900,000 – ₦4,000,000+
15kW+	₦2,500,000 – ₦6,500,000+

Important: These prices are for the inverter unit itself unless otherwise stated. They do not automatically include solar panels, batteries, mounting structures, cables, breakers or installation.

If you are trying to calculate the price of the entire solar installation rather than only the inverter, see our separate guide on How Much Does a Complete Solar System Cost in Nigeria?.

Current Solar Inverter Price List in Nigeria

Solar inverter prices vary considerably because an inverter with the same advertised capacity can use very different technology.

For example, a basic 5kVA inverter/charger can cost much less than a 5kW hybrid solar inverter with:

Multiple MPPT trackers
High PV input voltage
Lithium BMS communication
Wi-Fi monitoring
Parallel operation
Generator input
Smart energy management

Therefore, comparing inverters by KVA alone can be misleading.

Here is a broader planning guide.

Capacity	Typical Market Price Range
1kVA	₦120,000 – ₦220,000
1.5kVA	₦150,000 – ₦300,000
2kVA	₦180,000 – ₦400,000
2.5kVA	₦250,000 – ₦550,000
3kVA	₦280,000 – ₦750,000
3.5kVA	₦335,000 – ₦800,000
4kVA	₦400,000 – ₦900,000
5kVA / 5kW	₦400,000 – ₦2,200,000+
6kVA / 6kW	₦650,000 – ₦1,500,000+
7.5kVA	₦700,000 – ₦1,800,000+
8kW	₦1,000,000 – ₦2,500,000+
10kW	₦900,000 – ₦3,500,000+
12kW	₦1,500,000 – ₦4,000,000+
15kW	₦2,500,000 – ₦4,500,000+
20kW+	₦3,500,000 – ₦6,500,000+

These are indicative market ranges. Premium European and enterprise-grade models can exceed them.

For detailed guides by size, see our 3.5kVA, 5kVA and 10kVA inverter price guides.

1kVA Solar Inverter Price in Nigeria

The 1kVA solar inverter price in Nigeria generally ranges from approximately:

₦120,000 – ₦220,000

Small 1kVA inverters are commonly used for basic backup requirements.

They may be suitable for combinations of:

LED bulbs
Fans
Television
Decoder
Router
Laptop
Phone charging

The exact load should still be calculated before purchase.

Do not assume that a 1kVA inverter will operate every small appliance simultaneously.

1.5kVA Solar Inverter Price in Nigeria

A 1.5kVA inverter in Nigeria may cost approximately:

₦150,000 – ₦300,000

Pricing depends considerably on whether the unit is a conventional inverter/charger or a solar-ready inverter with an integrated MPPT charge controller.

Some 1.5kVA systems operate with a 12V battery configuration, while others use 24V.

Always check the manufacturer’s specifications.

2kVA Solar Inverter Price in Nigeria

The 2kVA solar inverter price in Nigeria can range from approximately:

₦180,000 – ₦400,000

A 2kVA inverter may be considered by buyers whose essential loads exceed what a smaller 1kVA–1.5kVA unit can comfortably handle.

Possible loads may include:

Lights
Fans
TV
Router
Laptops
Selected refrigerator models

Whether a refrigerator can be supported depends on its running wattage, startup surge and other simultaneous loads.

2.5kVA Solar Inverter Price in Nigeria

Expect a 2.5kVA inverter to cost approximately:

₦250,000 – ₦550,000

At this capacity, pricing differences become more noticeable because buyers can find both traditional inverter/charger units and more sophisticated hybrid solar inverters.

When comparing quotations, check whether the inverter includes:

MPPT solar charge controller
AC charging
PV priority settings
Lithium battery support
Monitoring
Generator compatibility

3kVA Solar Inverter Price in Nigeria

The 3kVA solar inverter price in Nigeria generally ranges from approximately:

₦280,000 – ₦750,000

Premium models may cost more.

Several brands sell 3kVA or approximately 3kW inverter models in Nigeria.

A 3kVA-class inverter can be suitable for homes, shops and offices with moderate electricity requirements, provided the actual appliance load is properly calculated.

Do not select a 3kVA inverter simply because you live in a two-bedroom or three-bedroom property.

The inverter should be selected according to your simultaneous appliance load, not bedroom count.

3.5kVA Solar Inverter Price in Nigeria

A 3.5kVA solar inverter in Nigeria costs roughly ₦335,000 – ₦800,000 for the inverter alone, and suits a 1–2 bedroom flat or small shop. For prices by brand, 24V vs 48V battery options, panel numbers and what it can carry, see our 3.5kVA inverter price in Nigeria guide.

5kVA Solar Inverter Price in Nigeria

A 5kVA inverter in Nigeria costs roughly ₦400,000 – ₦2,200,000+ for the inverter alone. A basic inverter/charger sits at the bottom of that range, while a premium hybrid with high-voltage MPPT, lithium communication and monitoring sits at the top. For prices by brand, 48V battery and panel setups, and what a 5kVA can run, see our 5kVA inverter price in Nigeria guide.

6kVA Solar Inverter Price in Nigeria

A 6kVA or 6kW solar inverter may cost approximately:

₦650,000 – ₦1,500,000+

This capacity is increasingly available among modern hybrid brands.

6kW-class models may be attractive to buyers who need more capacity than a conventional 5kVA inverter but do not yet need an 8kW or 10kW unit.

7.5kVA Solar Inverter Price in Nigeria

The 7.5kVA inverter price in Nigeria may range from:

₦700,000 – ₦1,800,000+

Prices depend strongly on brand and inverter architecture.

This capacity is typically considered for:

Larger homes
Duplexes
Offices
Retail businesses
Clinics
Other moderate commercial applications

But again, actual sizing should come from a load calculation.

8kW Solar Inverter Price in Nigeria

An 8kW hybrid solar inverter can cost approximately:

₦1,000,000 – ₦2,500,000+

8kW models are common within several modern hybrid inverter ranges.

Many support advanced features such as:

High-voltage PV inputs
Multiple MPPT trackers
Lithium battery communication
Generator input
Parallel operation
Remote monitoring

These features can substantially affect the selling price.

10kVA Solar Inverter Price in Nigeria

A 10kVA or 10kW solar inverter in Nigeria costs roughly ₦900,000 – ₦3,500,000+ for the inverter alone, depending on brand and whether it is a single-phase hybrid or a three-phase unit. For prices by brand, battery bank sizes, panel numbers and full-home loads, see our 10kVA inverter price in Nigeria guide.

12kW Solar Inverter Price in Nigeria

A 12kW inverter in Nigeria may cost around:

₦1,500,000 – ₦4,000,000+

These systems are often targeted at:

Large residences
Offices
Schools
Clinics
Hospitality businesses
Commercial premises

Installation planning becomes increasingly important at this scale.

15kVA and Larger Solar Inverter Prices

15kW, 20kW and larger inverter systems can cost:

₦2,500,000 – ₦6,500,000+

Some industrial and enterprise products can cost substantially more.

For commercial installations, pricing depends on factors such as:

Three-phase requirements
Grid integration
Battery storage architecture
High-voltage batteries
Number of MPPTs
Communication protocols
Monitoring
Parallel operation
Project design

Solar Inverter Prices by Brand in Nigeria

Brand can substantially affect inverter pricing.

This section compares approximate prices without ranking one brand as the “best.”

If your main question is which brand should you buy, rather than how much each costs, see our dedicated Best Solar Inverter in Nigeria comparison.

Felicity Inverter Price in Nigeria

Felicity produces several inverter capacities commonly sold in Nigeria.

Indicative prices include:

Felicity Capacity	Estimated Price
1.5kVA	₦150,000 – ₦250,000
3.5kVA Hybrid	₦450,000 – ₦695,000
5kVA Hybrid	₦480,000 – ₦800,000
7.5kVA Hybrid	₦700,000 – ₦1,100,000
10kVA Hybrid	₦900,000 – ₦1,500,000+

Different Felicity series may have different:

MPPT specifications
Battery voltage
PV capacity
Lithium communication
Monitoring
Parallel support

Check the model number before comparing prices.

For a more detailed brand-specific discussion, see our Felicity inverter prices guide.

Growatt Inverter Price in Nigeria

Growatt sells off-grid, hybrid and grid-connected inverter products.

Indicative Nigerian prices include:

Growatt Model / Capacity	Estimated Price
3kVA-class	₦400,000 – ₦550,000
5kVA-class	₦545,000 – ₦950,000
6kVA-class	₦700,000 – ₦950,000
10kW-class	₦1,800,000 – ₦2,600,000+

Growatt pricing varies significantly by product family.

A Growatt SPF model and an SPH model with similar advertised output may have different capabilities and therefore different prices.

See our dedicated Growatt Inverter guide for model-by-model information.

Deye Inverter Price in Nigeria

Deye hybrids are rated in kW and cost more than most rivals: about ₦900,000–₦1,600,000 for a 5kW and ₦1,900,000–₦2,900,000 for a 12kW single-phase unit in October 2026. For every model, specs and how to spot fakes, see our Deye inverter price in Nigeria guide.

Luminous Inverter Price in Nigeria

Luminous has long been available within Nigeria’s inverter and backup-power market.

Indicative prices include:

Luminous Capacity	Estimated Price
1.1kVA	₦175,000 – ₦250,000
1.5kVA	₦200,000 – ₦300,000
2.8kVA	₦280,000 – ₦420,000
4kVA	₦400,000 – ₦600,000
7.5kVA	₦800,000 – ₦1,200,000+

Check whether the particular Luminous unit you are comparing is a conventional inverter/charger or a solar-specific inverter product.

MUST Inverter Price in Nigeria

MUST produces several inverter ranges, so model-specific pricing is more useful than generic KVA pricing.

Indicative prices for selected models can range approximately from:

MUST Capacity	Estimated Price
1.2kW-class	₦350,000 – ₦365,000
2.2kW-class	₦410,000 – ₦425,000
3kW-class	₦435,000 – ₦560,000
5kW-class	₦630,000 – ₦890,000
10kW-class	₦1,950,000 – ₦2,100,000+

Some older or more basic MUST products may be priced differently, which is why model numbers matter.

See our MUST Inverter guide for a detailed model comparison.

PRAG Inverter Price in Nigeria

PRAG inverter prices vary considerably depending on whether you are purchasing a smaller pure sine wave inverter or a higher-capacity solar hybrid model.

Prices can start from around:

₦300,000

and reach several million naira for larger-capacity products.

When comparing PRAG prices, check the exact model, capacity, battery voltage and whether a solar charge controller is built in.

See our dedicated PRAG Inverter guide for current model-specific information.

Victron Inverter Price in Nigeria

Victron products generally occupy a higher price range than many mass-market inverter brands.

Pricing depends heavily on whether you are buying:

Phoenix
MultiPlus
MultiPlus-II
Quattro
Additional MPPT equipment
GX monitoring devices

Indicative inverter/charger pricing can range approximately from:

Victron Capacity	Estimated Price
3kVA-class	₦800,000 – ₦1,200,000+
5kVA-class	₦1,200,000 – ₦2,000,000+
10kVA-class	₦2,500,000 – ₦4,500,000+

Be careful when comparing Victron pricing with an all-in-one hybrid inverter.

Some Victron installations use separate components to create the complete solar architecture, so the inverter price alone may not represent the full equipment cost.

Huawei Inverter Price in Nigeria

Huawei’s SUN2000 series includes residential and commercial solar inverters.

Indicative prices include:

Huawei Model / Capacity	Estimated Price
3kW	₦1,200,000 – ₦1,800,000
5kW	₦1,600,000 – ₦2,400,000
6kW	₦1,800,000 – ₦2,500,000
10kW	₦2,500,000 – ₦3,500,000
12kW Hybrid	₦2,800,000 – ₦4,000,000
15kW	₦3,200,000 – ₦4,500,000
20kW	₦3,800,000 – ₦5,500,000+

Huawei sells different residential, three-phase and commercial models, so capacity alone should not be used to compare products.

Read our dedicated Huawei Inverter guide for more information.

5kVA Inverter Price Comparison by Brand

Because 5kVA/5kW is a popular residential size, here is a simplified comparison.

Brand	Approximate 5kVA / 5kW Price
Felicity	₦480,000 – ₦800,000
Growatt	₦545,000 – ₦950,000
MUST	₦630,000 – ₦890,000
Deye	₦700,000 – ₦1,100,000
Luminous	Approximately ₦500,000+ depending on model
Victron	₦1,200,000 – ₦2,000,000+
Huawei	₦1,600,000 – ₦2,400,000

This table is intended strictly as a price comparison, not a ranking of which brand is best.

The products may not have identical specifications even when their nominal outputs look similar. For model-by-model 5kVA prices, battery and panel setups and a load table, see our 5kVA inverter price in Nigeria guide.

Types of Solar Inverters and Their Prices in Nigeria

Understanding inverter type helps explain why prices vary.

Off-Grid Solar Inverter Price in Nigeria

Off-grid systems are designed to operate independently of the public electricity grid.

Depending on the product, an off-grid inverter may work with:

Solar panels
Batteries
Generator input
AC charging

Basic residential models can start below ₦300,000, while higher-capacity products can cost considerably more.

An important distinction is that some products described casually as “off-grid” may still contain an AC charger that accepts generator or utility input.

Always use the manufacturer’s technical documentation rather than relying solely on a seller’s description.

Hybrid Solar Inverter Price in Nigeria

The hybrid solar inverter price in Nigeria can range from approximately:

₦280,000 – ₦4,000,000+

Large or premium systems can cost more.

A modern hybrid inverter may integrate:

Solar MPPT charging
Battery charging
Grid input
Generator input
Load management
Battery communication
Remote monitoring
Export control
Time-of-use programming

Because more functionality is built into one device, hybrid models can cost more than basic inverter/chargers.

Grid-Tie Solar Inverter Price in Nigeria

Grid-tie inverter pricing varies significantly by capacity.

Small units may cost several hundred thousand naira, while large commercial three-phase systems can cost several million naira.

Grid-tie systems have different design requirements from battery-based backup systems.

If you require a commercial grid-connected project, get a professional system design rather than selecting the inverter based only on an online price.

Pure Sine Wave vs Modified Sine Wave Inverter Price

Another factor affecting price is output waveform.

Pure Sine Wave Inverter

Pure sine wave inverters produce an AC waveform designed to closely resemble normal utility electricity.

They are generally the preferred option for modern household and business applications.

They are appropriate for equipment such as:

TVs
Computers
Refrigerators
Freezers
Fans
Audio equipment
Medical equipment
Many motor-driven appliances

Modified Sine Wave Inverter

Modified sine wave products are generally cheaper but can be unsuitable for some sensitive electronics, motors and appliances.

Modern solar installations should normally be designed around equipment that meets the electrical requirements of the intended loads rather than buying a modified sine wave inverter purely because it is cheaper.

Why Are Solar Inverter Prices So Different?

Two inverters advertised at the same capacity can have very different prices.

Here are some of the most important reasons.

1. Inverter Capacity

Higher-capacity inverters generally cost more.

A 10kW inverter can handle substantially more simultaneous load than a 1.5kVA inverter.

However, capacity is only one part of pricing.

2. Brand

Manufacturers have different:

Technologies
Warranty policies
Distribution systems
Quality-control processes
Support networks
Product positioning

That affects retail prices.

3. Built-In MPPT Controller

Many modern solar inverters include an MPPT solar charge controller.

The specifications can vary significantly.

Check:

Number of MPPT trackers
MPPT operating voltage
Maximum open-circuit PV voltage
Maximum solar input current
Maximum recommended PV power

Don’t compare two inverters merely because both advertisements say “MPPT.”

4. Battery Compatibility

Some modern inverters can communicate directly with lithium batteries through:

CAN
RS485
Other manufacturer-supported communication protocols

Battery communication can allow the inverter and battery-management system to exchange operating information.

Always verify that the specific battery and inverter models support each other.

5. Single Phase vs Three Phase

Three-phase commercial inverters can cost more than residential single-phase models.

Make sure you know your property’s electrical requirements before buying.

6. Monitoring

Some inverters have:

Wi-Fi
Bluetooth
Mobile applications
Web portals
Remote installer monitoring
Energy-history reporting

Monitoring hardware or licences may be built into the price or sold separately.

7. Parallel Capability

Some inverters can be connected in parallel to increase system power or provide multi-phase configurations.

Products designed for this type of expansion can cost more.

8. Warranty

A cheaper grey-market unit may not provide the same warranty protection as one sold through an established distribution channel.

Before paying, ask:

How long is the warranty?
Who honours it in Nigeria?
Is it repair or replacement?
Do you need the original invoice?
Is the serial number registered?
Who pays transportation for warranty work?

9. Exchange Rate and Import Costs

Many inverter products sold in Nigeria are imported.

Prices can therefore react to:

Naira exchange rates
Shipping charges
Import costs
Product shortages
Manufacturer pricing

This is why online solar inverter prices can become outdated relatively quickly.

Standalone Inverter Price vs Complete Solar System Price

This distinction is extremely important.

If someone advertises:

“5kVA inverter — ₦700,000”

that does not mean you can install a complete 5kVA solar system for ₦700,000.

The quotation may be for the inverter only.

A complete solar installation may additionally require:

Lithium or tubular batteries
Solar panels
Solar mounting structure
DC cables
AC cables
MC4 connectors
Breakers
Fuses
Isolators
Surge protection
Earthing
Changeover equipment
Installation labour
Transportation

If you want total system prices, see our dedicated Complete Solar System Cost in Nigeria guide.

Solar Inverter Price vs Inverter and Battery Price

Another common source of confusion is an advert labelled:

“5kVA inverter system”

Some sellers may mean:

Inverter only

while others mean:

Inverter + battery

and some may mean:

Inverter + battery + panels

Always ask what is included.

When comparing prices online, determine whether you are looking at:

Standalone inverter
Inverter and battery package
Inverter, battery and panel package
Fully installed solar system

These are very different purchases.

How to Compare Solar Inverter Prices Correctly

Before deciding that one inverter is “too expensive,” compare products using the same criteria.

Use a table like this:

Specification	Inverter A	Inverter B
Brand/model
Rated output
Type
Battery voltage
Maximum PV input
MPPT range
Number of MPPTs
Lithium communication
Monitoring
Parallel support
Warranty
Price

You may discover that the higher-priced inverter provides specifications that the cheaper unit does not offer.

Alternatively, you may discover that a more expensive inverter includes features you don’t actually need.

What Size Solar Inverter Should You Buy?

Size your inverter from the appliances that may run at the same time, not from the number of rooms, and leave headroom for the starting surge of fridges, freezers and pumping machines. Our solar load calculator for Nigeria works out the inverter kVA, battery and panel size for your own appliance list.

For a deeper comparison of models and which products suit different applications, read our Best Solar Inverter in Nigeria guide.

KVA vs kW: Don’t Compare Them as If They Are Always Identical

You will notice that some manufacturers advertise products in kVA, while others use kW.

These measurements are related but are not automatically identical.

kW refers to real power.

kVA refers to apparent power.

The relationship depends on power factor.

Therefore, don’t assume that every inverter advertised as 5kVA delivers exactly 5kW continuously.

Check the manufacturer’s technical datasheet for the rated AC output in watts.

This makes comparisons much more accurate.

What to Check Before Buying a Solar Inverter in Nigeria

Before paying for any inverter, ask the seller for the exact model number and check:

Rated AC Output

How much continuous power can the inverter actually supply?

Surge Capacity

How much temporary startup power can it handle?

Battery Voltage

Does it require:

12V?
24V?
48V?
High-voltage battery architecture?

Battery Compatibility

Does it support your intended:

Tubular battery
Gel battery
AGM battery
Lithium battery
LiFePO4 battery?

Maximum PV Input

How much solar-panel capacity can be connected?

MPPT Range

Does your proposed solar-array string voltage fall within the inverter’s operating range?

Maximum PV Voltage

Never exceed the inverter’s permitted PV input voltage.

PV Input Current

Modern high-current solar panels must be matched to the inverter’s allowable PV input current.

Warranty

Ask who handles warranty claims locally.

Monitoring

Check whether Wi-Fi or monitoring hardware is included or optional.

Where to Buy Solar Inverters in Nigeria

Solar inverters can be purchased through:

Authorised distributors
Solar installation companies
Electrical and solar markets
Specialist solar retailers
Online stores
General marketplaces

Whichever channel you choose, obtain:

Invoice or receipt
Exact model number
Serial number
Warranty documentation
Technical datasheet

For expensive hybrid inverters, buying from a seller with meaningful technical and warranty support can be more valuable than saving a small amount upfront.

Frequently Asked Questions About Solar Inverter Prices in Nigeria

Solar Inverter Price in Nigeria: Summary

The solar inverter price in Nigeria in 2026 depends heavily on size, brand and technology.

As a broad planning guide:

1kVA–1.5kVA: ₦120,000 – ₦300,000
2kVA–2.5kVA: ₦180,000 – ₦550,000
3kVA–3.5kVA: ₦280,000 – ₦800,000
5kVA/5kW: ₦400,000 – ₦2,200,000+
7.5kVA–8kW: ₦700,000 – ₦2,500,000+
10kW–12kW: ₦900,000 – ₦4,000,000+
15kW+: ₦2,500,000 – ₦6,500,000+

Prices vary considerably between brands.

For example, residential 5kVA/5kW-class models from Felicity, Growatt, MUST and Deye generally occupy different price ranges from premium Victron or Huawei products.

Instead of asking only:

“How much is a 5kVA inverter?”

ask:

“How much is this exact 5kVA inverter model, and what specifications am I getting for the price?”

That approach makes it much easier to compare value accurately.

Remember that the figures on this page are primarily for standalone inverter units.

If you want the price of the inverter, battery, solar panels, cables, protection equipment and installation combined, read our Complete Solar System Cost in Nigeria guide.

If your priority is deciding which brand or model to buy rather than comparing prices, read our Best Solar Inverter in Nigeria guide.

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Prices are indicative Nigerian market estimates for 2026 and may change according to exchange rates, stock availability, brand, model, seller and location. Confirm the exact model and current price with the vendor before purchasing.