Inverex Solar Inverters

Inverex is a Pakistani solar-energy brand operated from Karachi as APT Inverex, selling hybrid and off-grid inverters, panels, batteries, solar air conditioners and, since 2025, an electric car. Across the five Inverex inverter SKUs we could price against two or more independently fetched Pakistani retailers on 25 July 2026, the verified range runs from about Rs 99,999 for the Veyron II Premium 2600W-24V to Rs 745,000-770,000 for the Nitrox 12kW three-phase hybrid.

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Which Inverex website is the real one?

Three live Inverex web presences split buyer traffic, all fetched 25 July 2026: aptinverex.com, the official brand site (head office Ground Floor Mubarak Manzil, Aga Khan III Road, near Mobile Market, Saddar, Karachi; helpline +92-21-111-209-988; info@aptinverex.com; listed in ENF Solar's directory as APT Inverex Solar L.L.C.); inverex.com.pk, which states on its own pages that it is "the property of CityUPS," an authorised distributor for the Lahore region; and inverexsolar.com, an under-construction stub reading "Subsidiary of APT INVEREX Pakistan."

We could not settle the founding date — aptinverex.com says since 1998, most third-party write-ups say 2007, neither independently confirmed — so we publish none. {/* VERIFY */} We found no primary source for the repeated CEO-name and parent-group claims either, so those are cut rather than repeated.

What Inverex sells in 2026

The official hybrid catalogue on aptinverex.com runs 3.6, 6.6, 8, 10, 13, 16, 20, 30, 50 and 80 kW under the Nitrox Hybrid banner (fetched 25 July 2026) — the plain 6kW that older buying guides still quote is gone. The off-grid Veyron II line is catalogued as 1600W, 2600W, 4200W and 6200W but resold almost everywhere as 1.2kW, 2.5kW, 2.6kW, 3.2kW, 4kW and 6kW — the most common reason two shops appear to quote different prices for the same box. Beyond inverters: solar panels, tubular and lithium batteries, solar air conditioners, Fronius distribution in Pakistan, and since 16 May 2025 the Inverex Xio electric hatchback, reported at launch from Rs 3.5 million.

Models we have priced

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The service network and its limits

Inverex publishes 28 Pakistani locations with full street addresses plus Kabul and Kandahar, spanning all four provinces (fetched 25 July 2026). Karachi carries the Saddar head office plus North Karachi, Malir and Scheme 33; Lahore has Model Town and Gulberg III; Islamabad is in G-12/1.

A published network is still not a fast claim. The only sourced claim-outcome evidence, one Lahore installer at solarinstallationlahore.com (roughly 180 units fitted across DHA, Bahria, Johar Town and Wapda Town, 2023–2025), reports "10 to 14 days" peak-summer board-level repair turnaround, four 2024 warranty claims rejected — two for sealed-cupboard mounting, two for failed earthing-electrode tests — and fine print citing a 45 degree C ambient limit a poorly ventilated Lahore electrical room can exceed. No second source corroborates him; it is all the claim-outcome data that exists.

Warranty: the five years is not the same five years

Three terms circulate under one headline number, all fetched 25 July 2026: a flat "5 Years Warranty" on Inverex's own Nitrox hybrid pages; an explicit split on its Veyron II Premium page — "5 Years Total Warranty: 2 Years Product Warranty + 3 Years Service Warranty"; and dealer-substituted terms, from c-power.pk's "2 years Replaced Warranty" on the Nitrox 6.6kW and 8kW to comfortsolar.pk's unsupported "10-year warranty with a 5-year replacement term" on the 12kW. The warranty you own is the one on your invoice.

Monitoring: SOLARMAN Smart, and a 2.8-star problem

The Nitrox hybrids monitor through SOLARMAN Smart by IGEN Tech Co., Ltd. — 2.8 stars from 10.3K ratings, 1M+ downloads, on Google Play retrieved 25 July 2026 (updated 22 July 2026). Verified reviews call the displayed values "rudimentary and often not representative of actual conditions" (29 March 2026), and a 4 July 2026 reviewer could not configure off-peak battery force-charge from the undocumented settings tabs. The Veyron II page names no app — only "Built-in WiFi: Remote monitoring capabilities" — so do not assume SOLARMAN. {/* VERIFY */}

Who builds the Nitrox?

Not publicly confirmed. Inverex says only that units are "manufactured and sourced from China," and we found no citable source naming an OEM. {/* VERIFY */} What is documentable — verbatim Deye SG-series bullet copy on aptinverex.com ("6 time periods for battery charging/discharging," "Colorful touch LCD, IP65 protection degree") and the same IGEN SOLARMAN cloud Deye ships with — is circumstantial, and we are not writing "rebadged Deye" as fact.

Counterfeits, grey stock and mis-selling

We found no official Inverex anti-counterfeit advisory, serial-verification portal or NEPRA/FBR notice, and we will not imply any exists. The verified risk is grey-market and second-hand stock rather than confirmed clones: the same Lahore installer (single source, attributed) reports that a second-hand Veyron II bought off Daraz or Facebook Marketplace "can fail the serial check at the service centre," while buying through a registered dealer registers the serial for faster claims.

The better-evidenced hazard is retailer spec misrepresentation: powerplusgenerators.com.pk publishes the 12kW three-phase spec sheet ("15600W MPPT," "240A solar charger," "Dual 3-Phase Output") on its 8kW single-phase page, and c-power.pk lists 13,200 W of PV input for a model Inverex itself rates at 10.5 kW.

Price context

The Nitrox 8kW exists in both 48V single-phase and three-phase versions at overlapping prices — the root cause of the market's wild 8kW quotes — so get the phase written on the invoice. And most Nitrox listings checked on 25 July 2026 were sold out or pre-order (sunsolar.pk was the only retailer with broad live stock); a sold-out price is stale by definition.

Against rivals, each priced on its own page: Knox Krypton is the Pakistani-branded Deye product on the Nitrox 6.6kW's ground; Growatt SPH brings a better-rated app and a grey-import warning of its own; Deye sells the SUN-K hybrids the Nitrox most resembles on paper; Solis S6 is the closest premium import — published datasheets, far thinner service footprint. Backdrop: ProPakistani reported falling solar panel, battery and inverter prices on 30 June 2026; the article does not name Inverex.

Recent Inverex news

• 9 August 2025 — You can drive an Inverex XIO for just Rs 1.5 million with no markup
• 17 May 2025 — Inverex launches budget EV hatchback, Xio, prices start at Rs 3.5 million
• 16 May 2025 — Inverex reveals price of Pakistan's cheapest electric vehicle

Sources

Every price, spec and policy claim above is logged in this folder's fact-check.json with source URLs, fetched excerpts and verification dates. Prices verified 25 July 2026, due for re-verification by 8 August 2026; anything short of two independent sources is cut or carries an inline VERIFY marker.