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

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.
Four checks worth making before you buy panels anywhere in Nigeria — from us or from anyone else.
Every genuine module carries a unique serial traceable to the manufacturer. If a seller will not show you serials before payment, walk away.
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.
The official datasheet and flash-test report should match the module in front of you — model number, dimensions and electrical figures included.
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.
Arrays from our own installations — not stock photography.


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.