Deepoint supplies DEYE and Deepoint hybrid inverters, off-grid inverters and LiFePO₄ batteries factory-direct to distributors and installers across Nigeria. With unreliable grid power and high diesel costs, Nigerian businesses and homes need dependable solar-plus-storage — backed by certified equipment, local stock and real after-sales support.
Frequent outages and rising diesel prices make backup and self-consumption essential. Deepoint hybrid systems switch over automatically in under 20 ms, store solar energy for evening and outage use, and cut or eliminate generator runtime — while giving your customers bankable, certified equipment.
Yes. Deepoint is a DEYE-authorized regional agent and supplies DEYE and Deepoint hybrid inverters, off-grid inverters and LiFePO₄ batteries factory-direct to distributors and installers across Nigeria, including Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt and Kano.
We ship factory-direct, FOB Ningbo, to any Nigerian port. Equipment carries CE, EN and IEC certifications with full HS codes, and most distributors clear customs in 5–7 days. Our team provides all export documentation.
Typically 2.5–4 years for homes and 3–4 years for commercial sites, depending on tariff and diesel offset. Because grid outages and diesel costs are high in Nigeria, sites with heavy generator use often see faster payback.
Yes. Hybrid inverters switch over automatically in under 20 ms, and pure sine-wave output runs split ACs, fridges and sensitive electronics. Systems are sized to the site's peak load and daily energy use.
Yes. Deepoint provides engineer training, after-sales support and a manufacturer warranty, with local service coverage across 12 African countries including Nigeria, plus remote monitoring.