Installation
Installed Correctly. First Time. Every Time
A good inverter installed badly is still a bad installation. Poor wiring, undersized cables, incorrect battery connections, and improper earthing are common problems in Kenya’s solar market — and they lead to system failures, equipment damage, and in worst cases, electrical fires.Bright Cell Energy Limited installs every system to professional standards. Our installation team is trained specifically on Deye hybrid inverter systems and follows correct electrical and solar installation practices throughout.
What our installation service covers:
→ Site Survey & System Sizing
Before we touch a cable, we visit your premises and assess your actual power consumption. We look at your KPLC bills, identify your critical loads — lights, fridges, computers, pumps, CCTV — and size the inverter and battery bank to match your real needs and budget. No guesswork. No overselling
For example, a typical 3-bedroom home in Ruiru with a fridge, TV, lights, router, and phone charging points typically needs a different system than a salon in Thika running hair dryers and clippers, or a pharmacy in Mombasa keeping medication refrigerated 24 hours a day.
→ Inverter Mounting & Wiring
We mount your Deye inverter in a safe, ventilated location — away from direct sunlight and moisture — and wire it correctly to your distribution board, solar panels, and battery bank using correctly rated cables and protection devices.
→ Battery Bank Installation
Deye lithium batteries are installed in a secure, stable configuration with correct cabling, fusing, and communication connections to the inverter. Proper battery installation is critical for safety and for maximizing battery lifespan.
→ Solar Panel Mounting (where applicable)
Where solar panels are part of the installation, we mount panels securely on your roof or ground mount structure, wired in the correct string configuration to match your inverter’s MPPT input specifications.
→ Distribution Board Integration
We integrate your hybrid inverter into your existing electrical distribution board, separating essential loads onto the backup circuit so that in the event of a grid outage, your most critical appliances are protected.