Power More, Store More, Serve More: itel Energy Launches Power Tank 1000 and 11kW Hybrid Inverter in Nigeria

Lagos, Nigeria, October, 2026 — itel Energy launched the Power Tank 1000 all-in-one backup power unit and the IP54 11kW Hybrid Inverter, the latest additions to a portfolio spanning residential energy storage, commercial and industrial energy storage, solar and integrated energy solutions proof of a mission that has always been simple: bring the energy every […]

Lagos, Nigeria, October, 2026 — itel Energy launched the Power Tank 1000 all-in-one backup power unit and the IP54 11kW Hybrid Inverter, the latest additions to a portfolio spanning residential energy storage, commercial and industrial energy storage, solar and integrated energy solutions proof of a mission that has always been simple: bring the energy every Nigerian needs, and back it with service that shows up. Every launch comes with a 48-hour Aftersale Service resolution commitment, door-to-door service that comes to your home or shop, 5 flagship service centers, and over 150 service centers across more than 60 cities. Anyone can sell you a product. Very few will show up at your gate when it fails.

Nigerians know the sound of the problem too well the generator that coughs to life at 7pm, the fuel money that disappears faster than it arrives, the freezer defrosting during a long outage, the shop that closes early because the light didn’t come. That reality is what itel Energy builds for, at every scale. When Mrs. Zainab Shogbesan, 42, moved to a neighborhood with unreliable power, daily family life became challenging. She chose an itel Energy 6kW inverter, 5kWh battery and solar panels, giving her control over her power. Meanwhile, Sinomart, Ogun State, installed four 8kW inverters with a 16kWh battery to keep essential retail operations running. Different needs, same promise: reliable power and dependable support.

Power Tank 1000 is built for homes without air conditioners and small businesses such as barbing salons and tailoring shops everyday spaces where power needs are real but not industrial. It answers simply: battery, inverter and charging system in one unit, no complex installation, no technician, no wiring drama. It doubles the original PowerTank to 1000W output and 2000Wh capacity, running lights, fans, TV, internet, phones, computers and everyday appliances at home, or printing, phone repair and pharmacy refrigeration(eg Insulins) in business and can run for upto 8 hours or more on a full charge depending on load. Its lithium iron phosphate cells last up to 8,000 cycles, it accepts 1200W solar input and charges fully in as little as 2.5 hours, switches over in ≤20ms so devices barely blink, handles Nigeria’s unstable grid with 90–280V input voltage, and runs below 45dB quieter than the conversation in the room.

The IPV-11K48T is built for larger households running multiple major appliances at once homes with air conditioning, double-door refrigerator, washing machine, air fryer and similar high-draw equipment as well as growing businesses ready to stop renting power and start generating it. It takes the proven IP54 Series from 8kW to 11kW, accepting up to 16.5kwp of PV input with 30A/20A dual MPPT, so every hour of Nigerian sunshine works harder for you. High-current battery charging refills storage fast when grid power appears, 73A bypass keeps heavy loads running while the battery charges, and parallel operation of up to 12 units to cater for more additional load requirements. Built for comfort as much as performance, the IP54 enclosure, three-layer thermal design and removable dust filter keep the unit running cool and stable through dust, heat and long hours of operation, while low-noise operation means it works without disrupting the home or workspace around it and it comes with a 3-year warranty.

“Reliable energy should not be a luxury in Nigeria,” said Farah Huang, Global Marketing Lead at itel Energy. “With Power Tank 1000 and the IPV IP54 11KW Hybrid Inverter, we are giving people more power, longer runtime and more control over their own electricity and behind every unit is a service network that treats a fault as our problem, not the customer’s. That is the difference we are willing to be judged on.”