Felicity Solar sits in the budget bracket and Sako in the budget bracket; both are priced here for inverters. Felicity Solar costs about 2.4× more per kVA than Sako 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.
Felicity Solar costs about 2.4× more per kVA than Sako across the inverters we price.
Lowest upfront cost, and being able to replace a failed unit the same week
₦85k – ₦222k / kVA · 11 models tracked
The cheapest ₦/kVA on the market when budget rules everything
₦63k – ₦68k / kVA · 1 model tracked
| Felicity Solar | Sako | |
|---|---|---|
| Price per kVA | ₦85k – ₦222k / kVA | ₦63k – ₦68k / kVA |
| Sizes we track | 3–12kVA | 6.2kVA |
| Models we price | 11 | 1 |
| Nigerian vendors we track | 7 sellers in our catalogue | 1 seller in our catalogue |
| Phases | Single-phase | Single-phase |
| Monitoring app | Optional WiFi dongle (SmartESS) | Not published |
| Warranty | 5 years on LiFePO4 batteries (as advertised by the NG store) | Not published |
| Service in Nigeria | Widest in the country — stocked in Alaba and most Lagos shops, so spares and swaps are easy | Alaba wholesalers |
| Tier | Budget | Budget |
| Origin | China · official Nigeria store in Lagos | China |
3kVA 24V hybrid
Price seen 13 Sep 2026
3kVA 48V hybrid
Price seen 13 Sep 2026
3.5kVA 24V pure sine hybrid
Price seen 13 Sep 2026
5kVA 48V off-grid with MPPT
Price seen 13 Sep 2026
5kVA 48V hybrid, 100A MPPT
Price seen 13 Sep 2026
6kVA 48V hybrid
Price seen 13 Sep 2026
7.5kVA 48V hybrid, 120A MPPT
Price seen 13 Sep 2026
8kVA 48V hybrid
Price seen 13 Sep 2026
8kW low-voltage hybrid (new gen)
Price seen 13 Sep 2026
10kVA 48V hybrid
Price seen 13 Sep 2026
12kW 48V hybrid
Price seen 13 Sep 2026
6.2kVA 48V hybrid
Price seen 13 Sep 2026 · ₦420k is the Luxsun-branded twin
Every brand we price in this category, cheapest entry ₦/kVA first.
The same 5kVA model ranges ₦440k–₦986k between sellers. Buying it right matters more than with any other brand.
Short warranty and basic monitoring. Fine for a first system, not for a critical load.
You do not need to chase Felicity Solar or Sako 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.
Sako is. On the inverters we price (checked September 2026), Sako runs ₦63k – ₦68k / kVA and Felicity Solar runs ₦85k – ₦222k / kVA. Felicity Solar costs about 2.4× more per kVA than Sako across the inverters we price.
Felicity Solar costs about 2.4× more per kVA than Sako across the inverters we price. Felicity Solar is documented as the pick for lowest upfront cost, and being able to replace a failed unit the same week. Sako is documented as the pick for the cheapest ₦/kVA on the market when budget rules everything. 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 1 priced Sako model from 6.2kVA, and 11 priced Felicity Solar models from 3–12kVA. Sizes outside those ranges exist but were not publicly priced in Nigeria when we last checked, in September 2026.
Felicity Solar: 5 years on LiFePO4 batteries (as advertised by the NG store). Sako: 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.