Deye sits in the premium bracket and Solis in the mid-range bracket; both are priced here for inverters. Deye costs about 1.2× more per kVA than Solis across the inverters we price.
Prices last checked September 2026 at Nigerian retailers. We publish the price we can verify — and then source the equipment for you at it.
Deye costs about 1.2× more per kVA than Solis across the inverters we price.
Homes that will grow, 3-phase supply, and anyone who wants to see production on a phone
₦113k – ₦399k / kVA · 7 models tracked
A strong Deye alternative above 6kW
₦130k – ₦304k / kVA · 5 models tracked
| Deye | Solis | |
|---|---|---|
| Price per kVA | ₦113k – ₦399k / kVA | ₦130k – ₦304k / kVA |
| Sizes we track | 5–16kVA | 5–16kVA |
| Models we price | 7 | 5 |
| Nigerian vendors we track | 8 sellers in our catalogue | 1 seller in our catalogue |
| Phases | Single-phase and 3-phase (SG01LP1 / SG04LP3 lines) | Single-phase (S6 low-voltage hybrids) |
| Monitoring app | Solarman, included | SolisCloud, included |
| Warranty | 5 years typical, extendable | Not published |
| Service in Nigeria | Good — major distributors in Lagos and Abuja | Limited — mainly Solar Depot |
| Tier | Premium | Mid-range |
| Origin | China | China (Ginlong) |
5kW 48V hybrid, single phase
Price seen 13 Sep 2026
6kW off-grid hybrid (lower-spec OG line)
Price seen 13 Sep 2026
8kW 48V hybrid, single phase, WiFi
Price seen 13 Sep 2026
8kW 48V hybrid, 3-phase
Price seen 13 Sep 2026
10kW 48V hybrid, single phase
Price seen 13 Sep 2026
12kW 48V hybrid, 3-phase
Price seen 13 Sep 2026
16kW 48V hybrid, single phase
Price seen 13 Sep 2026
5kW 48V hybrid
Price seen 13 Sep 2026
6kW single-phase low-voltage hybrid
Price seen 13 Sep 2026
8kW single-phase hybrid
Price seen 13 Sep 2026
12kW single-phase hybrid
Price seen 13 Sep 2026
16kW single-phase hybrid
Price seen 13 Sep 2026
Every brand we price in this category, cheapest entry ₦/kVA first.
The cheap 6kW 'OG' off-grid line is a different, lower-spec product to the SUN-SG hybrids.
You do not need to chase Deye or Solis around Alaba. Tell us what the house needs, we size it, buy the equipment on your behalf and hand over a working system. You pay the brand's market price — our margin comes from our distributor arrangements, not from a markup on your quote.
Solis is. On the inverters we price (checked September 2026), Solis runs ₦130k – ₦304k / kVA and Deye runs ₦113k – ₦399k / kVA. Deye costs about 1.2× more per kVA than Solis across the inverters we price.
Deye costs about 1.2× more per kVA than Solis across the inverters we price. Deye is documented as the pick for homes that will grow, 3-phase supply, and anyone who wants to see production on a phone. Solis is documented as the pick for a strong Deye alternative above 6kW. Decide on those lines rather than on the brand name — and remember the price you pay depends heavily on where the unit is bought.
We track 5 priced Solis models from 5–16kVA, and 7 priced Deye models from 5–16kVA. Sizes outside those ranges exist but were not publicly priced in Nigeria when we last checked, in September 2026.
Deye: 5 years typical, extendable. Solis: no warranty term published for the Nigerian market that we could verify. Warranty is only worth what the seller will honour, which is why we buy through distributors who register the unit.