Solar Power System Products for Off-Grid and Grid-Tied Projects

What goes into a solar power system

A working setup has three parts that must match: the panels that make power, the batteries that store it, and the loads that use it. Most failed installs we hear about come from one part being sized on its own. So we look at the whole chain before we quote, even when a buyer only asks for panels.

Solar panels

Our solar panel group has three models. The Solar MONO 36CELL module suits small off-grid kits, home lighting and battery charging. The poly 144-cell panel is rated 325-350W and fits larger roof and ground arrays for homes, shops and small plants. Mono cells usually give more output per square metre, while poly cells often cost less per watt, so roof space tends to decide which one makes sense.

Solar batteries

Two battery models store photovoltaic energy for use at night or on cloudy days. They serve off-grid and hybrid systems where the grid is weak or absent. Battery bank size depends on how many hours of backup you need and how deep you plan to discharge each cycle, and we confirm both before we quote.

Solar street lights and outdoor lights

This is the largest group, with five models. It runs from adjustable 12W, 20W and 25W LED street lights to IP65 waterproof outdoor fixtures. Each light carries its own panel and battery, so no cable trench or grid link is needed. That makes them a common choice for rural roads, paths, car parks and public spaces. The adjustable model lets you trade brightness for longer run time on short winter days.

Solar water pump

The Solar Water AC Pump runs irrigation and water supply straight off panel power, which suits farms and villages far from the grid. Buyers usually ask us for the pump head, daily water volume and well depth to match. For pipes, sprinklers and misting, see our water irrigation equipment range.

Solar power plants

The Solar Power 24 V Plant is a packaged unit that gives steady off-grid power to a clinic, school, office or small community. It groups the main parts into one supply, which cuts site work for contractors.

Sizing a solar power system before you order

We ask every buyer for the same three facts, because they drive the whole design:

• Daily load in kWh. List what will run and for how many hours. This sets panel and battery size.
• Grid link. State whether the site is on-grid, off-grid or hybrid, since each needs a different battery and control setup.
• Site and space. Share the roof or ground area you have, plus sun hours if you know them.

With these in hand, we can match the solar power system to your real use. If the load is still rough, send your best guess and we will flag where a margin makes sense. Voltage and frequency for any AC part are confirmed before production.

Tender and electrification programmes

Rural electrification agencies and government solar subsidy schemes often tender for capacity across many sites at once. The award terms usually fix system size, warranty terms and installation support. We prepare the technical file up front and plan a multi-site rollout against the programme's deadline. Warranty cover for each part is confirmed at quotation, not assumed.

Many of these schemes follow energy access goals set by bodies such as the World Bank. Electrical parts are commonly specified against standards from the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC). We do not claim a certificate for a model unless we have confirmed it for that order. Our certifications and compliance documents page explains how we handle this.

Export, packing and delivery

Panels ship in crates that guard the glass, and batteries are packed and labelled to meet sea freight rules. Most orders go by sea from Shanghai, as a full container for bulk orders or a shared load for a small one. Each shipment comes with a commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading and certificate of origin for customs clearance.

We supply importers, distributors, EPC contractors, NGOs and tender winners in South Africa, Algeria, Bahrain, Bolivia, Botswana, Burkina Faso and other markets. Read our guide to shipping, Incoterms and export documents to plan your import, or send your load and site details to the export team for a solar power system quote.