300W Energy Storage

Description

A 300W energy storage solar generator is increasingly becoming essential in Nigeria for affordable and reliable backup power. Perfect for lighting, fans, charging phones or powering laptops during NEPA outages, it offers portability and eco-friendly savings with minimal maintenance.

💰 Price in Nigeria

Pricing varies by location and seller:

• Alaba Market Lagos: ₦180,000 – ₦190,000  
• Jumia: ₦180,000 – ₦195,000  
• Konga: ₦198,000  
• Jiji Nigeria: ₦190,000 – ₦192,000  

Average range: ₦180,000 to ₦200,000, with some listings quoting up to ₦250,000 depending on panel inclusion and shipping.

📋 Full Specifications

Standard specs of a typical 300W energy storage solar generator in Nigeria:

• Power output: 300W pure sine wave inverter  
• Battery: 12 V, 100 Ah (≈1200 Wh capacity)  
• Solar panel: Often 50 W or 100 W, 20 V/10 A  
• Charge time: 6–8 hours (sunlight)  
• Weight: ~12–15 kg; dimensions ~340×240×120 mm  
• Outlets: USB ports, AC socket(s), DC LED ports, often LED display  
• Warranty: Generally 1–2 years on unit; some with brand warranties on battery/panel  

🧪 Reviews in Nigeria

• Customers on Nature Solar Nigeria Ltd report satisfaction:
  “I’m very impressed… great investment…” – Emmanuel Okoro, etc.  
• Reported uses: powering fans, LED lights, laptops, TVs (32″), small fridges for several hours during blackouts  
• On Reddit, users praised similar systems:
  “…4 solar panels + 2 batteries cost ~500k… inverter ~150k… powered a 3‑bedroom house for 12 hrs after sunny day.”  

Overall user sentiment: reliable, cost-saving in long term, compact and easy to install.

🔍 Factors Affecting Price in Nigeria

1. Solar panel wattage & quality (mono‑ vs polycrystalline)  
2. Battery capacity and chemistry (lead‑acid vs lithium)
3. Inverter type and brand reputation
4. Extras included (solar panel, LED bulbs, installation, delivery)
5. Location logistics (Lagos vs Abuja vs Port Harcourt)  
6. Exchange rate and import duties, since most components are imported  
7. Demand & availability, especially during fuel shortages or blackout seasons 

📍 Where to Buy in Nigeria

• Alaba International Market, Lagos – many brands represented including Nature Solar, Crystal Plus  
• Online marketplaces: Jumia, Konga, Jiji Nigeria  
• Specialised solar stores and local electronics shops in major cities
• Pay-as-you-go options: e.g., Skymax PAY‑GO model—initial deposit and monthly installments for ownership  

❓FAQs

1. How much is a 300W energy storage solar generator in Nigeria?
   It typically costs between ₦180,000 to ₦200,000, depending on seller and inclusions.  
2. What devices can a 300W energy storage power?
   It powers LED lights, fans, laptops, phones, TVs (up to ~32″), small fridge—for up to 6–8 hours.  
3. How long does the battery last on full charge?
   Approximately 6–8 hours under moderate load.  
4. What is battery capacity for 300 W units?
   Usually 12 V × 100 Ah (≈1200 Wh). Some models are 12 V × 20 Ah (≈240 Wh).  
5. How long does it take to charge with solar?
   Full recharge in about 6–8 hours of good sunlight.  
6. Can I charge via mains/grid electricity?
   Many units allow both solar and grid charging via built-in charger.  
7. Is installation complex?
   No—most kits are portable and user‑friendly with plug‑and‑play solar panel to generator box.  
8. Does it include solar panel?
   Most sellers bundle a 50 W panel or offer it as optional addon.  
9. What warranty is offered?
   Commonly 1–2 years on unit, panel or battery may carry separate brand warranty.  
10. Is it better than a petrol generator?
    Yes—zero fuel cost, quiet, eco‑friendly, minimal maintenance; long‑term savings offset upfront cost.  

In Nigeria, the 300W energy storage solar generator is a reliable, cost‑effective solution for powering small appliances and electronics during frequent power outages. Priced between ₦180K and ₦200K, with a 300 W inverter, 12 V × 100 Ah battery, and optional solar panel, it offers up to 8 hours backup on a single charge. Customer reviews highlight its convenience and efficiency. Key factors determining price include panel quality, battery size, inverter capacity, brand, and accessories. You can purchase from Alaba Market (Lagos), Jumia, Konga, Jiji, or pay‑as‑you‑go schemes via companies like Skymax. As more Nigerians turn to sustainable solutions, this portable solar generator stands out as an excellent long‑term investment for energy independence and cost savings.