5KW SOLIS S6 Series INVERTER & 10.24KWH DYNESS DL5.OC- (1C)

Built for households currently spending Kshs 12,000–20,000 a month on KPLC power (roughly 400–800 units), this complete hybrid solar system delivers strong day-and-night self-sufficiency for medium-to-large family homes. It works equally well as a grid-tied self-consumption system or a pure off-grid solution — with an estimated payback period of just 3 to 5 years.

The package includes a Solis 5kW S6 Series low-voltage single-phase inverter, 10.24kWh of Dyness lithium storage (two Dyness DL5.0C 5.12kWh LiFePO4 batteries, 1C-capable, ~9.2kWh usable), and eight 620W Jinko bifacial monocrystalline panels. In Nairobi and similar climates, this ~5kWp array typically produces 20–30kWh per day — a strong match for households using 15–25kWh daily, covering most or all consumption on average days while the battery handles evenings, nights, and short outages.

Is this system right for you?

Monthly KPLC Usage Daily Equivalent Fit What to Expect
Under 200–300 kWh <7–10 kWh/day Oversized High self-sufficiency, but system may exceed your needs
400–600 kWh 13–20 kWh/day Excellent / Ideal Covers most/all usage with strong solar self-consumption
600–800 kWh 20–27 kWh/day Very Good Covers 70–100%+ on good solar days; grid used on cloudy/high-demand days
800–1,200+ kWh 27–40+ kWh/day Good, may need expansion Significant reduction; extra panels/battery recommended for near-full offset

Typical household this suits:
3–5 bedroom homes in Nairobi and similar urban/suburban areas, particularly KPLC Domestic Category 3 (DC-3) households with fridge/freezer, LED lighting, multiple TVs, computers, fans, washing machines, microwaves, CCTV, and normal daily charging loads — where the current bill is a real pain point and the goal is both meaningful savings and reliable backup power.

What this system comfortably powers:

Full household lighting in all rooms (LED-optimised for maximum efficiency)
Multiple TVs, entertainment systems, sound systems, and gaming consoles
Laptops, desktops, monitors, printers, routers, and device charging
Multiple inverter or energy-efficient refrigerators and freezers
Ceiling/standing fans and electric fencing
Wi-Fi, CCTV, and security systems
Water booster pumps up to 1 HP (intermittent use)
Washing machines, microwaves, kettles, irons, blenders, and other short-burst kitchen appliances (best scheduled during peak solar hours)

Why this range fits best: the battery and array are sized to match real household demand — not just headline consumption — so you get strong self-consumption during the day and dependable backup at night, without paying for capacity you won’t use.

Special Offer Price: Kshs 530,000

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