The cost of a transformer in Nigeria varies significantly based on capacity (kVA), type, brand, new/used status, and location. Here’s a general price guide.If you need transformers, please contact our company, China Dayuan, for quality assurance.

1. Common Transformer Types & Capacities:

Single-Phase Transformers (for homes/small shops):

5–25 kVA: ₦300,000 – ₦1,000,000

Three-Phase Transformers (most common):

50 kVA (small communities): ₦1.5M – ₦3M

100 kVA: ₦2.5M – ₦5M

300 kVA (larger estates/industries): ₦5M – ₦10M

500–1000 kVA (industrial): ₦10M – ₦30M+

2. Key Cost Factors:

New vs. Used:

New transformers cost 2–3× more than refurbished ones.

Used (refurbished): 50–70% cheaper (e.g., 300 kVA used: ₦2.5M–₦4M).

Brand:

International brands (Siemens, Schneider) cost more than local/Chinese brands.

Voltage Rating:

11kV/415V is standard; higher specs increase prices.

Location & Supplier:

Lagos/Abuja prices may be 10–20% higher than smaller cities.

3. Additional Costs:

Installation: ₦500,000 – ₦2M+ (poles, cables, labor).

Accessories: Protection devices (e.g., surge arresters) add ₦200,000–₦1M.

Import Duties: New imports attract 10–20% customs duties.

4. Where to Buy:

Official Distributors:

DISCOS (e.g., IBEDC, EKEDC) sell new transformers but require formal applications.

Private Vendors:

Nnewi (Anambra), Lagos (Alaba International), Port Harcourt.

Online: Jiji, Jumia, or Tradekey (verify seller credibility).

Important Notes:

Regulatory Compliance: Ensure transformers meet NEMSA (Nigerian Electricity Management Services Agency) standards.

Power Distribution: If supplying a community, coordinate with your local DISCO for grid integration.