Are you looking for affordable and efficient solar energy solutions in Nigeria? Consider 250W Canadian used solar panels, a cost-effective alternative to new panels without compromising on performance. These pre-owned solar panels from reputable Canadian manufacturers have been thoroughly inspected and tested to ensure optimal functionality. With a capacity of 250W, they provide sufficient power for residential, commercial, or industrial use. Whether you're in Lagos, Abuja, or any other city in Nigeria, these solar panels can help reduce your energy bills and carbon footprint.


The 250W Canadian used solar panels in Nigeria come with several benefits, including significant cost savings, durable construction, and reliable performance. They are ideal for off-grid or grid-tie solar systems and can withstand Nigeria's tropical climate. Each panel is carefully selected, cleaned, and packaged for shipping to Nigeria. Local installation experts can assist with setup, ensuring seamless integration with existing electrical systems. Prices for 250W Canadian used solar panels in Nigeria range from ₦50,000 to ₦80,000, depending on the manufacturer, condition, and warranty. Purchase from authorized dealers or online marketplaces to ensure authenticity and quality.


Additional information:


- Warranty: 5-10 years
- Efficiency: 15-20%
- Weight: 15-20 kg
- Dimensions: 1640 x 992 x 40 mm
- Material: Monocrystalline silicon
- Certifications: UL, CE, ISO

PRICE: 55k naira
Stock: Over 1000 units available
200w, 300w, 350w etc used available too
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Alaba International Market, Lagos.

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How to buy foreign used solar panels at Alaba Market, Lagos. Nigeria?

Buying foreign used solar panels at Alaba Market in Lagos, Nigeria requires caution and careful inspection. Here's a step-by-step guide:


Pre-Purchase Research
1. Determine your energy needs and required solar panel capacity.
2. Research different solar panel models and prices.
3. Familiarize yourself with industry-standard certifications (e.g., IEC, UL, ISO).


Alaba Market Preparation
1. Plan your visit: Alaba Market is open Monday-Saturday, 8am-6pm.
2. Bring necessary documents: ID, business registration (if applicable).
3. Wear comfortable clothing and shoes.


At the Market
1. Locate solar panel sellers: Ask for directions or look for signs.
2. Inspect panels carefully:
- Check for physical damage (cracks, scratches).
- Verify certification labels.
- Test panels (if possible).
3. Negotiate prices:
- Compare prices from different sellers.
- Consider panel condition, age, and warranty.


Additional Tips
1. Ensure panels are compatible with Nigerian climate and regulations.
2. Check warranty and after-sales support.
3. Consider hiring a professional for installation.
4. Be cautious of counterfeit products.


What to Ask Sellers
1. Panel origin and history.
2. Age and condition.
3. Warranty and support.
4. Certification and compliance.
5. Price and payment terms.


Payment and Documentation
1. Agree on price and payment method.
2. Obtain receipt and warranty documents (if applicable).
3. Verify panel serial numbers.


Post-Purchase
1. Inspect panels again before leaving the market.
2. Test panels before installation.
3. Consider hiring a professional for installation.


Safety Precautions
1. Be aware of pickpocketing and theft.
2. Avoid carrying large amounts of cash.
3. Stay hydrated and take breaks.


Contact Information:
Alaba International Market:
Address: Ojo-Alaba, Lagos, Nigeria
Website: Alaba Market 247


Note: Prices vary depending on panel capacity, condition, and seller. Expect to pay between ₦50,000 to ₦200,000 for foreign used solar panels.


Stay informed, inspect carefully, and negotiate wisely to ensure a successful purchase.

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