Solar energy companies in Haiti: get your products found on Google
Before buying a battery or an inverter, your customers type the brand and model into Google to look up its details. If they land on your page, they see your specs, your price and your WhatsApp button. If they only find the manufacturer’s datasheet, with no price and no seller in Haiti, they buy somewhere else. Here is how to present each product so it gets found, understood and ordered.
An online datasheet is a page on your website about one single product: a clear name, a clean photo, a specifications table written as text, the price, stock status, the manufacturer’s PDF and a WhatsApp order button. When a customer types the brand and model into Google, that text lets Google show your page, with its price. Le Numérique Haïti builds these pages for solar energy and electrical equipment companies in Haiti, and keeps them up to date when your prices change.
Before buying, your customer types the brand and model
A $1,850 battery, a $700 inverter: nobody pays that on the strength of a photo. The buyer, whether a homeowner, an electrician, a school director or a shop owner, wants to check the voltage, the capacity, the cycle life and whether it works with their inverter. So they type into Google the brand and model they saw on a poster or at a neighbour’s:
- “MUST LP16 10 kWh”
- “Deye 12 kW hybrid”
- “SRNE 5 kW 48V”
- “PowMr MPPT 60A”
These searches are gold: the person already has a project and a budget. The only question is who answers them.
What they find today: a PDF, not your poster
Most of the time, Google shows the manufacturer’s PDF: it gives the specs, but no price, no stock in Haiti and no way to order. Your Instagram poster does not show up: Google cannot read text written inside an image, and a post has no title or address of its own for that product.
The result: the customer reads the specs on the manufacturer’s site, then asks the first seller they find for a price. The company with the right page wins the conversation.
What a good online datasheet includes
- The brand and model in the title, written the way customers type them (“MUST LP16”), with the product type, capacity and voltage (“wall-mounted lithium battery 10.24 kWh 48 V”).
- A clean photo on a white background, with no poster, price or phone number on it.
- A specifications table written as text, not as an image: Google can read it and customers can copy it.
- Price and stock status. A visible price builds trust and saves you ten “How much?” messages.
- The manufacturer’s PDF datasheet to download, for the electrician or engineer who wants to check everything.
- An “Order on WhatsApp” button that opens the chat with the product name and link already typed.
- Compatible products: inverter, charge controller, protection. Customers buy a system, not a single part.
- “Product” structured data, invisible to visitors, which lets Google show price and availability in its results.
On a phone: from datasheet to order in one tap
Most of your customers find you on their phone. On the mobile datasheet, the WhatsApp button stays at the bottom of the screen. One tap, and your salesperson gets a message saying exactly which product, at what price, with the link.
Your team no longer wastes time asking “which model?”. It confirms availability and offers installation.
A comparison page for customers who hesitate
Many searches are questions: “which battery for my house?”. A page comparing a product range, with prices, answers that question and links to each datasheet.
| Capacity | Best for | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 5.12 kWh | Home: lighting, fans, TV, fridge | $1,150 |
| 10.24 kWh | Whole home with a freezer, small shop | $1,850 |
| 15.36 kWh | Business, office, long blackouts | $2,500 |
Example: a 48 V lithium battery range, prices seen on the Haitian market in November 2026.
Shop by budget
Many customers don’t know the right model yet, but they know their budget. An energy website should offer a “shop by budget” entry right on the home page: each box opens the kits and products already filtered, from the smallest backup to a complete system.
Small 500 to 1,000 W backups, 12 V batteries, MPPT controllers, protection gear and small one-panel kits.
2,000 W backup, 3 to 6 kW hybrid inverters, 5 kWh lithium batteries.
2.5 to 5 kW kits with panels, 10 to 15 kWh lithium batteries.
10 to 15 kW kits and up, 48 V and split-phase systems, after a site study.
Customers see right away what they can afford. They don’t leave thinking “solar is too expensive”, and your salespeople get requests that match a real budget.
A brand that inspires trust: colours and fonts
In energy, customers are buying peace of mind. The palette proposed for YourBrand says so without a word:
Night blue #0B2545Solar amber #F6AE2DEnergy green #1F9D55Sky #EEF4FBGraphite #1E293B
- Night blue: serious and technical, for the header and headings.
- Solar amber: the energy of the sun, kept for accents and the logo.
- Energy green: “in stock” and savings. The WhatsApp button keeps its familiar green, which everyone recognises.
- Sky: light backgrounds that let product photos breathe.
- Graphite: body text, softer than pure black.
For fonts: Space Grotesk for headings, with a modern, engineered look; Inter for body text, very readable on small screens; and JetBrains Mono for technical values, whose aligned digits read at a glance (51.2 V, 200 Ah). All three are free, and you can use them for your social posts too.
Who this is for: solar energy companies in Haiti
This article is for owners and managers of businesses that sell or install solar and electrical equipment in Haiti: distributors, resellers, installers and hardware stores in Port-au-Prince, Delmas, Pétion-Ville, Tabarre, Carrefour, Cap-Haïtien, Les Cayes, Saint-Marc or Jacmel. If you sell solar kits, hybrid inverters, lithium or gel batteries, panels, MPPT charge controllers, protection gear, fridges, freezers or air conditioners, one page per product helps buyers find you.
Every brand your customers type into Google
Your customers search by brand and model. We build datasheet pages for every brand sold in Haiti, including:
- Hybrid inverters and inverter-chargers: MUST, SRNE, Deye, Growatt, Felicity Solar, PowMr, Techfine, Voltronic (Voltronn), Kalisol, Sasko, makRo.
- Lithium, gel, AGM and lead-acid batteries: MUST (LP15, LP16), SRNE, Felicity Solar, Growatt, Vmax, Syrius, Powerman, GreenLine, Westpoint, Kalisol, Voltronn, Fuji-Shock, Trojan, SoGood, PANAS.
- Solar panels: Renogy, MUST, Felicity Solar, and monocrystalline panels from 200 to 760 W.
- MPPT charge controllers: MUST, PowMr, SRNE.
- Protection: Taxnele (DC breakers, surge protectors, MCCB).
- Energy-saving and solar appliances: Westpoint (fridges, freezers, inverter air conditioners, ovens, solar fans), CIAC and AIWA (split air conditioners), Rohlsen (portable air conditioners), SoGood (freezers), Frigidaire, AIWA and EKEG (washing machines), PANAS (blenders).
- Also: Champion (generators) and Restarsolar (solar pumps).
Every power and capacity range
- Solar kits and backups: 500 W, 1,000 W, 2,000 W, then 2.5 kW, 3 kW, 5 kW, 10 kW, 15 kW kits and up.
- Hybrid inverters: 1.5 kW, 2.4 kW, 3 kW, 4 kW, 5 kW, 6 kW, 8 kW, 10 kW, 12 kW and 16 kW, in 12 V, 24 V or 48 V, single-phase or 120/240 V split-phase.
- Every battery type: LiFePO4 lithium (wall-mounted, rolling, rack, 12 V blocks), gel, AGM, lead-acid, tubular and 6 V deep-cycle batteries, plus portable power stations. In 2.5 kWh, 5 kWh, 10 kWh, 15 kWh and 16 kWh, and from 100 to 250 Ah in 6 V, 12 V, 24 V and 48 V.
- Solar panels: from 200 W to 760 W.
- MPPT charge controllers: 30 A, 60 A, 80 A, 100 A and 140 A.
Each brand can have its own page grouping its models, and each model its own datasheet. When a customer types “Deye 12 kW” or “Felicity Solar 15 kWh”, your business is what they find.
What Le Numérique Haïti does for you
- We collect your products wherever they are: posters, social posts, manufacturer PDFs, price lists sent on WhatsApp.
- We cut product photos out onto a white background and remove prices, phone numbers and banners.
- We write every datasheet: title, specs table, description and compatible products.
- We add the structured data and submit your website to Google.
- A price changes or a new model arrives: you send us a message and we update the page.
A complete website for an energy company, product datasheets included, is $950. Nothing to install, nothing to learn: we manage the website for you.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a website for a solar energy company in Haiti cost?
At Le Numérique Haïti, a complete website for an energy company, product datasheets included, is $950. We manage it for you: price updates, new products and Google listing.
Should I show my prices online?
We recommend it: a visible price attracts customers who are ready to buy, and Google can show it in its results. If your prices move often, we update them as soon as you message us. For quote-only products, the page says “Price on request” with the WhatsApp button.
Can I use the manufacturer’s PDF datasheet?
Yes, you can offer the datasheet provided by the manufacturer or your supplier as a download. We also write the specs as text on the page, because customers want the information right away and Google reads a web page better than a PDF.
I have 80 products. Do I need a page for each?
Start with your best sellers and the most searched products: batteries, inverters, kits. Each datasheet is one more door into your business from Google; the rest can follow.
Does this replace Instagram?
No. Instagram helps people discover you; the datasheet helps them decide. Put the datasheet link in your posts: customers will find everything a poster cannot say.
YourBrand is a fictitious brand. Prices and specifications in the mockups are examples.
Your products deserve to be found.
Send us one of your products
Send us the photo and datasheet of one of your products, or the link to your Instagram page: we will show you how we would present it on Google. We reply by email or WhatsApp message. The first consultation is free.