Genuine modules, verifiable serials

    Solar Panels in Lagos & Nigeria

    Nigeria's panel market is full of re-labelled and downrated modules. We supply brand-new, A-grade tier-1 panels — and we show you the serial numbers and the manufacturer's datasheet before you pay a naira.

    The panels we supply

    A deliberately short list. We would rather stock one module we can fully stand behind than a catalogue we cannot verify.

    Jinko Tiger Neo 620W Bifacial solar panel supplied in Lagos, Nigeria
    Pre-order — stock arriving in the next few weeks

    Jinko Tiger Neo 620W Bifacial

    JKM620N-66HL4M-BDV

    N-type TOPCon dual-glass bifacial module — our flagship panel for Lagos rooftops and ground mounts where every square metre has to earn its keep.

    Rated power
    620 W
    With rear-side gain
    up to ~685 W
    Efficiency
    22.95%
    Warranty
    12 yr product / 30 yr performance

    How to tell a genuine solar panel from a fake

    Four checks worth making before you buy panels anywhere in Nigeria — from us or from anyone else.

    Check the serial number

    Every genuine module carries a unique serial traceable to the manufacturer. If a seller will not show you serials before payment, walk away.

    Confirm it is A-grade, not B-stock

    Re-labelled, downrated and refurbished panels are common in this market. A panel sold as 620W should flash-test at 620W, not 480W with a new sticker.

    Ask for the real datasheet

    The official datasheet and flash-test report should match the module in front of you — model number, dimensions and electrical figures included.

    Verify the warranty is the manufacturer's

    A tier-1 panel is warrantied by the maker, not just the trader. That is what still protects you in year fifteen, long after the invoice is forgotten.

    Panels on Lagos roofs

    Arrays from our own installations — not stock photography.

    Solar panel array installed across a commercial metal roof in Lagos, Nigeria
    A commercial roof carrying a full array — panels laid flush across profiled sheet metal.
    Rooftop solar panels installed on a residential home in Lagos, Nigeria
    A residential rooftop array, rail-mounted over the existing roof sheet.

    How many panels will you need?

    At 620W a module, ten panels give you roughly 6.2 kWp of array — enough to carry a typical Lagos home's daytime load and refill a battery bank before evening. The right number depends on your usage, your roof and your inverter, which is what the sizing guide walks through.

    If you would rather not assemble a system piece by piece, our packages pair panels, inverter and battery as one costed installation.