On this page
01. What sells02. Who buys03. What to put in the listing04. Tips for suppliers05. Start now06. Ratings are everything07. Handle heavy goods well08. Stock by system type09. Common solar mistakes10. A typical scenario11. Common mistakes12. Quick checklist13. Frequently asked questions
Qyvea buys solar and inverters. List the models businesses reorder, with accurate specs, stock and photos, and respond fast when an order alert arrives.
Key takeaways
- Solar and inverters is one of the categories Qyvea buys.
- Accurate specs win approval and orders.
- Stock depth matters.
01What sells
- Solar panels by wattage.
- Hybrid and off-grid inverters.
- Batteries and charge controllers.
- Mounting and cabling.
02Who buys
- Businesses wanting backup power.
- Estates and institutions.
- Installers.
03What to put in the listing
- Wattage and voltage.
- Battery chemistry and capacity.
- Warranty period.
- Compatibility.
04Tips for suppliers
- Be exact on ratings.
- Pack heavy items carefully.
- State warranty honestly.
05Start now
List your first lines on a free vendor account. See how to become a vendor and Sell on Qyvea.
06Ratings are everything
Solar buyers match panel voltage to controller or inverter input, battery capacity to the load and inverter size to peak demand. Wrong or vague ratings lead to returns. Put wattage, voltage, battery chemistry and capacity in the listing exactly as printed on the product.
07Handle heavy goods well
Batteries and inverters are heavy and sometimes fragile. Pack them securely, check terminals and caps before delivery, and arrange suitable transport. A damaged battery is a defective item, and defective items are refunded in full.
08Stock by system type
Small backup systems need compact inverters and batteries. Larger sites need higher voltage systems and matching controllers. Know which system voltages you support and describe compatibility.
09Common solar mistakes
Mixing panel and inverter voltages, not stating battery chemistry and overstating inverter output. Be precise and conservative in your claims.
10A typical scenario
A supplier lists inverters with exact ratings and wins a request for a matching battery bank.
Illustrative example based on common cases, not a named vendor.
11Common mistakes
- Listing models you do not hold.
- Vague titles.
- Skipping specs.
12Quick checklist
- Pick three lines.
- Write clear titles.
- Add photos.
- Submit for review.
13Frequently asked questions
Does Qyvea buy solar and inverters?
Yes, it is one of the categories listed on the Sell on Qyvea page.
Do I need brand authorisation?
Sell genuine goods you can legally supply. Counterfeit goods are blocked.
How should I price?
See the B2B pricing guide.
What if my model is not listed?
You can submit new products for review.
This guide describes how supplying through Qyvea works at the time of writing. The Vendor Terms and the Sell on Qyvea page are the final word on fees, returns and payment. Examples marked illustrative are not real vendors or earnings.
