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2kVA 24V Solar System Installation in Nigeria – Complete Solar Power Package

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Built with a 2kVA pure sine wave hybrid inverter, a high-capacity 25.6V 200Ah (5.12kWh) lithium battery, and high-efficiency 600W solar panels, this package delivers stable power for lighting, fans, TVs, routers, and laptops.

1 × 2kVA 24V Pure Sine Wave Hybrid Inverter

1 × 25.6V 200Ah (5.12kWh) LiFePO₄ Lithium Battery

4 × 600W High-Efficiency Solar Panels (2.4kWp total PV capacity)

LOT X Protection Devices

Original price was: ₦3,250,000.00.Current price is: ₦2,790,000.00.

Description

2kVA 24V Solar Package in Nigeria: Complete Home and Office Power System

This 2kVA 24V solar package costs ₦2,790,000, down from ₦3,250,000. It includes a pure sine wave hybrid inverter, a 5.12kWh lithium battery, and four 600W Jinko panels (2.4kWp).

It runs a fridge, TV, fans, lights, and a router. It suits homes, flats, and small offices that want less generator noise and lower fuel bills.

Why This Solar Package Works for Nigerian Homes and Small Offices

Fuel costs keep climbing. Petrol sits above ₦1,250 per litre in most cities. Grid supply still drops without warning.

Our team in Lagos built this solar package for one job. It keeps your essentials running all day and all night without a generator.

Think of lights, fans, a television, a fridge, a router, and your laptops. These are the loads that matter most. They are also the loads that burn the most fuel when a generator runs for hours.

This is an entry-level system, and we say so plainly. It is not built for air conditioners or heavy motors. It is built to do a smaller job very well.

If that matches your needs, the numbers below will show you why it makes sense. If you need more power, we point you to bigger options later in this guide.

What Is Included in This 2kVA 24V Solar Package

Every part is chosen to work together. You do not need to match voltages or hunt for compatible parts. Here is the full list at a glance.

ComponentSpecification
Inverter1 pure sine wave hybrid inverter, 2000VA, 24V DC input, 230V AC output
Battery1 LiFePO4 lithium battery, 25.6V, 200Ah, 5.12kWh
Solar panels4 Jinko monocrystalline panels, 600W each, 2.4kWp total
Charge controlBuilt-in MPPT solar charge controller
ProtectionDC isolator switch, AC breaker unit, surge protection device
MountingSolar panel mounting structure

The Hybrid Inverter

The inverter is the brain of the system. It manages solar power, battery power, and grid power in one box.

It produces pure sine wave power. That is the clean, smooth output your television, laptop, and router expect. Cheaper modified sine wave units can heat up sensitive electronics over time.

The built-in MPPT charge controller pulls more energy from your panels than older PWM controllers. It also charges the battery from solar, from the grid, or from both.

Key inverter facts:

  • Rated power: 2000VA
  • System voltage: 24V DC
  • Output voltage: 230V AC
  • Output waveform: pure sine wave

The 5.12kWh Lithium Battery

The battery uses Lithium Iron Phosphate chemistry, also called LiFePO4. It is the safest lithium chemistry sold today. It also handles Nigerian heat better than older battery types.

Its capacity is 200Ah at 25.6V. That gives you 5.12kWh of stored energy. An integrated Battery Management System protects each cell from overcharging, deep discharge, and overheating.

The battery is rated for up to 6,000 charge cycles. In daily use, that is well over a decade of service. Tubular lead-acid batteries often fail in 18 to 24 months in our climate. You can read the international safety benchmark for lithium cells at the IEC website, which publishes the IEC 62619 standard.

The Four Jinko Solar Panels

Each panel delivers 600W. Together they form a 2.4kWp array. The panels are monocrystalline, which means higher efficiency per square metre of roof.

Jinko is one of the largest panel makers in the world. You can review their product range on the Jinko Solar website. If you want to compare panel prices, see our guide to the cost of solar panels in Nigeria.

Installation Accessories

Safety hardware comes in the box. It includes a DC isolator switch, an AC breaker unit, and a surge protection device. Nigeria’s grid produces frequent voltage spikes. The surge protector guards your inverter and your appliances.

Other items, such as extra cabling or a longer cable run, are available on request. We confirm all extras in writing before installation day.

What This Solar Package Can Power

This system is sized for essentials. The lists below show typical loads for a home and for a small office.

Typical Home Usage

ApplianceQuantity
Television (no sound bar)1
Decoder1
Standing fridge (50W to 120W)1
Internet router1
LED bulbsUp to 10
Ceiling or wall fans2
Medium standing fan1
Phone chargersUp to 6

Typical Office Usage

ApplianceQuantity
Laptops or desktop computers4
Internet router1
Wireless access points2
Network switch1
LED bulbs8
Light-duty printer1
Fans2

Actual backup time depends on your total appliance load. Fewer devices running at once means longer battery life.

What This System Cannot Run

We would rather tell you now than disappoint you later. This system is not designed for the following:

  • Air conditioners of any size
  • Water pumping machines and borehole pumps
  • Electric cookers, ovens, and kettles
  • Pressing irons and water heaters
  • Welding machines and other workshop tools

If you own any of these, look at a larger system. Our 10kVA complete solar package and 20kVA complete solar package handle heavier loads.

Daily Energy Math: Does This Solar Package Cover a Real Household?

Numbers give you confidence. Here is a sample daily load for a small family flat. The figures are estimates based on typical appliance ratings.

AppliancePowerHours per dayEnergy per day
Fridge (compressor cycling)100W12 hours running1.2kWh
Television100W5 hours0.5kWh
Three fans60W each8 hours1.4kWh
Ten LED bulbs9W each5 hours0.45kWh
Router and decoder30W24 hours0.7kWh
Phone and laptop charging80W3 hours0.25kWh
TotalAbout 4.5kWh

Now compare that with what the system produces. Four 600W panels give 2.4kWp. Lagos averages about 4.5 peak sun hours per day.

After system losses of around 25 percent, that is roughly 8kWh on a good sunny day. The 5.12kWh battery stores the extra for night use.

So the system produces nearly double the household’s daily need on a bright day. On a cloudy day, output can drop to a third of that. The battery and the grid connection cover the gap.

2kVA Solar Package Price and Generator Savings

The current price of this solar package is ₦2,790,000. The original price was ₦3,250,000. You save ₦460,000 at the time of writing.

Now let us see how quickly it pays for itself. A small 2kVA petrol generator burns about one litre per hour. We assume ₦1,300 per litre, which matches recent pump prices.

Generator hours per dayLitres per monthFuel cost per monthMonths to recover ₦2,790,000
3 hours90 litres₦117,000About 24 months
5 hours150 litres₦195,000About 14 months
8 hours240 litres₦312,000About 9 months

These figures count fuel only. They do not count generator servicing, oil changes, or replacement. They also ignore the noise and fumes you no longer live with.

A household that runs a generator five hours a day recovers its investment in just over a year. After that, the electricity is close to free. For a wider view of system pricing, read our full guide to the cost of solar power in Nigeria.

Grid tariffs also matter. The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission publishes current Band A rates on the NERC website. Every unit you generate from the sun is a unit you do not buy from the grid.

Solar Package vs Buying Parts Separately

Many buyers try to save money by buying each part from a different vendor. We see the results every month. The savings rarely survive contact with reality.

Here is what goes wrong with piecemeal buying:

  • The panel voltage does not match the inverter’s input window
  • Panel labels claim 600W but tested output falls short
  • No single seller takes responsibility when something fails
  • Warranties exist on paper but nobody honours them locally

A complete solar package removes these risks. Every part is matched before it leaves our store. One company stands behind the whole system.

You can browse every ready-made option in our complete solar package collection. You can also explore individual items in the Mindseye Solar shop.

Installation, Safety, and Standards

A good kit still needs a good installation. Poor earthing and loose connections cause most system failures we are called to fix.

Electrical Safety

Nigerian electrical installations fall under the regulatory oversight of the Nigerian Electricity Management Services Agency (NEMSA). Proper earthing and surge protection are not optional extras. They protect your family and your equipment.

Qualified Installers

Ask any installer for proof of qualification. The Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) explains the rules for solar installations. Improper work can also void your manufacturer warranty.

Roof Space and Placement

Four 600W panels need roughly 10 to 12 square metres of clear space. Your roof should face the sun with minimal shade from trees or buildings. We assess your roof before we confirm the final mounting plan.

How the Solar Package Works, Day and Night

Understanding the daily cycle helps you get more from your investment. It is simple once you see it.

During the Day

Sunlight hits the four panels. The panels send direct current to the MPPT charge controller inside the inverter. The controller feeds your appliances first. Any extra energy charges the battery.

On a sunny afternoon, your loads run straight from the sun. The battery fills up in the background. Your grid or generator stays off.

During the Night

The panels stop producing at sunset. The inverter now draws from the lithium battery. It converts the stored direct current into 230V alternating current for your sockets.

The switch happens automatically. You will not notice a blink on a router or a television. If the battery runs low, the inverter can pull from the grid or a generator instead.

On Cloudy or Rainy Days

Output drops when clouds roll in. You may see a third of a normal sunny day. This is the reason we size the battery generously for the load.

Keep heavy use for the middle of the day when possible. Run the washing machine or iron on sunny days if your inverter allows it. Small habits stretch your battery further.

Care and Maintenance Tips

A lithium solar package needs far less care than tubular banks. It still rewards a little attention.

  • Wipe the panels with water and a soft cloth every month during harmattan
  • Keep the inverter in a shaded, ventilated spot away from direct sun
  • Never block the inverter’s cooling vents with boxes or cloth
  • Check that cables and connectors are tight during each service visit
  • Avoid running the battery to zero every night when you can help it

Harmattan dust cuts panel output noticeably. A quick clean restores it. Do this early in the morning when the glass is cool.

Book a service visit once a year. Your one year of free after-sales service covers diagnostics and guidance. Use it.

Common Mistakes to Avoid When Buying a Solar Package

We meet the same mistakes again and again. Avoid these and you will save money.

  • Buying a system based on price alone
  • Choosing a size without listing your appliances first
  • Ignoring the battery chemistry and cycle rating
  • Skipping surge protection to cut costs
  • Hiring an installer with no proof of qualification

Write down every appliance you plan to run. Add up their wattage. Share the list with us and we will confirm the right size before you pay.

Warranty Coverage

Warranty terms tell you how much a seller trusts the product. Here are the terms for this solar package.

ItemWarranty
Solar panels15-year product warranty and 30-year linear power output warranty
Lithium battery5-year manufacturer warranty
Complete solar system2-year system warranty plus 1 year free after-sales service

Warranty servicing includes system diagnostics, maintenance guidance, and technical support. Keep your invoice and installation report safe. You will need them for any claim.

How to Upgrade Beyond This Solar Package

Your power needs may grow over time. You may add an air conditioner, a freezer, or a second office room. That is normal.

A 24V system has a ceiling. When you outgrow it, the sensible move is a larger 48V system. Higher voltage carries more power through thinner cables and wastes less energy.

Here is a simple guide to the next steps:

Your situationSuggested system
Add one air conditioner and a freezer5kVA solar package
Whole-home power with several air conditioners10kVA solar package
Large home, office floor, or small business20kVA solar package

For very heavy loads, consider a commercial unit like the Alpsolar 11kW 48V hybrid inverter. It gives you room to grow. You can also compare batteries in our lithium battery range.

Financing Your Solar Package

Not everyone pays ₦2.79 million in one go. Several Nigerian banks now fund solar purchases.

Access Bank’s Switch to Solar programme finances solar systems with low equity contributions. FCMB’s Solar Energy Loan covers a large share of system cost. Terms and rates change, so check each bank’s page for current details.

We also offer our own solar financing plans. You deal with one company from quote to installation. Many customers prefer that route because it is faster.

Delivery and Availability

This solar package ships complete and ready for installation. Here is what to expect:

  • Nationwide delivery across Nigeria
  • Secure packaging for safe transport
  • Installation support from our technical team
  • Stock currently available

Our office is at Plot 4b Greenlite Estate, Ibeju Lekki, Lagos. You can reach us on 0814 596 4127 by call or WhatsApp.

Who Should Buy This Solar Package?

This solar package is a strong fit if you match one of these profiles:

  • You live in a one or two bedroom flat and want quiet, fuel-free power
  • You run a small home office with laptops, a router, and a printer
  • You currently spend ₦100,000 or more monthly on generator fuel
  • You want a lithium battery instead of a tubular battery that fails early
  • You want an entry-level system now, with a clear path to upgrade later

It is not the right choice if your home depends on air conditioners or a borehole pump. In that case, a bigger system saves you from disappointment. We will tell you honestly which size fits.

Frequently Asked Questions About the 2kVA 24V Solar Package

How much does a 2kVA solar package cost in Nigeria?

This 2kVA 24V solar package costs ₦2,790,000, reduced from ₦3,250,000. The price includes the hybrid inverter, 5.12kWh lithium battery, four 600W Jinko panels, and safety accessories. Prices may change with exchange rates.

What can this system power?

This system runs a fridge, television, decoder, router, LED lights, fans, and phone chargers. In an office, it powers four laptops, a router, access points, and a light printer. It does not run air conditioners.

How long does the battery last during a blackout?

The 5.12kWh battery gives roughly 8 to 12 hours for a light household load of 400W to 600W. Backup time depends on which appliances run together. Fewer devices stretch the runtime further.

Can this system run an air conditioner?

No. A 2kVA 24V system is not sized for air conditioners, which draw far more power at startup. For air conditioning, choose a 5kVA or larger system with a bigger battery bank.

How long does a LiFePO4 lithium battery last?

The battery in this system is rated for up to 6,000 charge cycles. With daily use, that means many years of service. Tubular lead-acid batteries often need replacement within two years in Nigerian heat.

What warranty comes with this system?

Panels carry a 15-year product warranty and a 30-year linear output warranty. The lithium battery has a 5-year manufacturer warranty. The complete system has a 2-year warranty plus one year of free after-sales service.

Do you deliver outside Lagos?

Yes. We deliver nationwide across Nigeria with secure packaging. Installation support is available. Contact us with your location and we will confirm delivery time and any extra logistics costs.

Can I pay in instalments?

Yes. Bank programmes such as Access Bank Switch to Solar and the FCMB Solar Energy Loan fund solar purchases. Mindseye Solar also offers direct financing plans. Ask our team for current terms.

Ready to Order Your Solar Package?

Buying solar should feel simple. You pick a size, we match the parts, and our team installs it safely.

Add this solar package to your cart today, or speak with our team first. We will review your appliances and confirm that a 2kVA system fits your home. If it does not, we will say so and suggest a better option.

Contact Mindseye Solar for a free consultation, or call or WhatsApp 0814 596 4127.

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