Solar flood light prices in Kenya (2026)
In our range, solar flood lights cost from KSh 3,300 for a small 50W unit to KSh 37,600 for the largest high-output fitting, per piece. The price follows the battery, the panel, the housing and any extras such as a camera, much more than the wattage printed in the name. The table below lists every solar flood light we stock with its battery and current piece price. Prices checked on 13 October 2026.
Solar flood light prices: models with a published battery
Stored energy is battery voltage multiplied by amp-hours, in watt-hours (Wh). It is the fairest single number for comparing how much light a fitting can give per night. Figures are rounded.
| Product | Battery (as listed) | Stored energy | Piece price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 50W Dual 3000K/6000K | 3.2V 4,500mAh | 14 Wh | KSh 4,000 |
| 100W, 6,000mAh | 3.2V 6Ah | 19 Wh | KSh 5,200 |
| 200W, 12,000mAh | 3.2V 12Ah | 38 Wh | KSh 7,600 |
| 300W, 18,000mAh | 3.2V 18Ah | 58 Wh | KSh 9,200 |
| 50W PIR sensor, remote | 3.2V 6Ah | 19 Wh | KSh 7,000 |
| 100W PIR sensor | 3.2V 12Ah | 38 Wh | KSh 8,600 |
| 150W PIR sensor | 3.2V 15Ah | 48 Wh | KSh 11,000 |
| 200W YW-200, IP67 aluminium | 6.4V 18Ah | 115 Wh | KSh 14,000 |
| 100W IP67 aluminium | 6.4V 18Ah | 115 Wh | KSh 17,000 |
| 200W IP67, 30-36 hours | 12.8V 18Ah | 230 Wh | KSh 28,000 |
| 300W IP67, 96Ah | 3.2V 96Ah | 307 Wh | KSh 34,000 |
| 1000W, 52Ah | 3.2V 52Ah | 166 Wh | KSh 29,000 |
| 2000W, 58.5Ah | 3.2V 58.5Ah | 187 Wh | KSh 33,000 |
| 3000W, 65Ah | 3.2V 65Ah | 208 Wh | KSh 37,600 |
| MODI MD-PT77 200W / 300W / 400W | 3.2V 25Ah (series spec) | 80 Wh | KSh 4,900 / 6,300 / 7,700 |
| 100W camera flood light, Wi-Fi | 3.2V 12Ah | 38 Wh | KSh 14,000 |
| 200W camera flood light, Wi-Fi | 3.2V 24Ah | 77 Wh | KSh 18,600 |
| 400W camera flood light, Wi-Fi | 3.2V 42Ah | 134 Wh | KSh 25,600 |
The MODI MD-PT77 listing publishes one panel (6V 30W) and one battery (3.2V 25Ah) for the series as a whole, so confirm the figures for the exact size when you order.
Models without a published battery figure
These are listed with features but no battery capacity, so they cannot be compared on stored energy yet. Ask us for the data sheet if runtime matters to the job.
| Product | What the listing states | Piece prices |
|---|---|---|
| Solar LED Flood Light (50W to 300W) | Lithium battery, IP65, warm and cool white, remote | 50W KSh 3,300, 100W KSh 4,300, 200W KSh 6,300, 300W KSh 7,700 |
| Solar LED Flood Light with Motion Sensor | LiFePO4, PIR sensor, IP65 | 50W KSh 5,000, 100W KSh 6,500, 150W KSh 8,000 |
| Solar Floodlight 0837 | All-in-one, dusk to dawn | 50W KSh 4,000, 100W KSh 6,000, 200W KSh 8,000, 300W KSh 10,000 |
| High-Brightness Solar LED Flood Light | LiFePO4, IP67, warm and cool white, remote | 100W KSh 14,200, 200W KSh 23,300, 300W KSh 28,300 |
| Solar LED Flood Light 0358A150 | Integrated unit, specs on request | KSh 12,400 |
Several of these also have carton prices for trade buyers, shown on each product page.
What drives the price
- Battery size. The largest single cost. A 307 Wh battery costs far more than a 19 Wh one, whatever the wattage label says.
- Battery chemistry. LiFePO4 is built for a charge and discharge every day. If a cheap light just says "lithium", ask which chemistry it uses.
- Panel size. A 65W panel costs more than an 8W panel, and it is what refills a big battery.
- Housing. Die-cast aluminium rated IP67 costs more than an ABS plastic shell, and it handles heat, dust and rain better.
- Extras. Wi-Fi cameras, motion sensors and remotes add cost. Camera flood lights should be compared with other camera units, not with plain lights.
- Warranty. In our range, the stated manufacturer warranties run from 1 year on the 0427 series, through 2 years on the camera models, to 3 years on the 0837 aluminium, YW-200 and 0293 high-output families.
How to compare value: price per watt-hour
Divide the price by the stored energy. This gives the cost of each watt-hour of battery, a fair way to compare plain flood lights of different sizes:
- 300W IP67, 96Ah: KSh 34,000 / 307 Wh = about KSh 111 per Wh.
- 200W IP67, 30-36 hours: KSh 28,000 / 230 Wh = about KSh 122 per Wh.
- 200W YW-200: KSh 14,000 / 115 Wh = about KSh 122 per Wh.
- 300W, 18,000mAh: KSh 9,200 / 58 Wh = about KSh 160 per Wh.
- 1000W, 52Ah: KSh 29,000 / 166 Wh = about KSh 174 per Wh.
- 100W, 6,000mAh: KSh 5,200 / 19 Wh = about KSh 271 per Wh.
Small lights cost more per watt-hour, but they are still the right buy for a single doorway. The point is to compare like with like, and to stop paying for a wattage figure that the battery cannot deliver. Then weigh the other factors: panel size, IP rating, housing and warranty.
A cheaper light with a small battery may be all a gate needs, especially with a motion sensor. For a perimeter or a yard that must stay lit through cloudy weeks, the lights with 200 Wh and above are the safer choice.
For an explanation of what the wattage on a solar light really means, read our guide to solar flood light wattage.
Buying in quantity
Full specs for every model are in our solar flood lights collection. For estates, schools and contractors buying by the carton, send your quantities through our trade and bulk page for a quote, or WhatsApp us. Our Nairobi trade counter is at Royal Business Park, Opposite Complast, Old Mombasa Road, open Monday to Saturday, 8:00 to 17:30. Delivery is KSh 350 flat countrywide, and free on orders over KSh 15,000.
Common questions
How much is a 200W solar flood light in Kenya?
In our range, 200W models run from KSh 4,900 to KSh 28,000 per piece, depending mainly on battery size, housing and warranty.
How much is a 300W solar flood light?
From KSh 6,300 to KSh 34,000 per piece in our range. The KSh 34,000 model carries a 96Ah LiFePO4 battery and an IP67 aluminium body.
Why are some solar flood lights so cheap?
Mostly a smaller battery, a smaller panel and a plastic housing. Compare stored energy in watt-hours to see what you are paying for.
Do prices include delivery?
Delivery is KSh 350 flat anywhere in Kenya, and free on orders over KSh 15,000.