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Solar Light Buyer's Guide for Kenya (2026): Everything in One Place

By Qyvea Limited · Updated 20 October 2026 · 2 min read

This is the starting point. It covers the decisions in order and links to a detailed guide for each, so you can buy a solar light once and get it right.

1. Decide what you need to light

Gate, compound, estate road, farm yard, parking, school grounds or a warehouse yard. Our guides cover each: solar light for your gate, compound security and parking lots.

2. Choose the size

1000W for gates and yards, 2000W for compounds, 3000W for big open areas. Read 1000W vs 2000W vs 3000W and what 3000W means.

Ready to light up your place?

Motion-sensor solar lights with the pole included. No wiring, no power bill. Pick your size:

1000W solar street light
1000W · KES 8,000Gates
→2000W solar street light
2000W · KES 12,000Gates
→3000W solar street light
3000W · KES 17,000Big compounds
→

3. Check the price and what is included

See the price list and why prices differ so much.

4. Understand how it works

Read how solar street lights work and about the motion sensor.

5. Place and install it well

See where to place a solar light and how to install on a pole.

6. Look after it

Use the maintenance checklist and the troubleshooting guide.

7. Buy from someone who supports you

Ask the questions to put to any dealer. Qyvea delivers across Kenya, installs on request and answers on WhatsApp.

In short: Decide the place, choose the size, check what is included, place it well and buy from a seller who supports you.

Frequently asked questions

Where do I start?

With what you want to light, then choose the size.

Can you recommend a size from a photo?

Yes. Send a photo on WhatsApp and we will advise.

Need help choosing?

Tell us where you want the light and we will recommend the right size, even if it means a cheaper one.

See all solar lights and prices

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