Where to Buy Sunsynk Inverters in the Philippines

Sunsynk’s ECCO hybrid range has one named Philippine channel: EcoSolutions, the same distributor behind AIKO panels. This page covers buying and warranty mechanics — for the inverter’s specs and where it fits against other hybrids, read the review.

The distributor: EcoSolutions

EcoSolutions Philippines states directly on its own site (checked August 2026): “EcoSolutions is the authorized distributor of Sunsynk hybrid inverters in the Philippines.” It pairs Sunsynk inverters with AIKO panels as its standard build, which is why the two brands share a distributor and a “where to buy” story.

EcoSolutions installs as well as distributes — it runs residential and commercial crews out of Malate, Manila, and works with accredited installer partners elsewhere. There’s no published branch list outside Metro Manila, so confirm coverage in your area before assuming it’s nationwide.

How to actually buy it

1. Direct from EcoSolutions (hello@ecosolutions.ph) — they’ll quote a system built around Sunsynk plus AIKO, and install it themselves.
2. Through another installer who sources through EcoSolutions. Ask them to confirm the relationship rather than taking “we can get Sunsynk” at face value — see how to choose a solar installer.

No published retail price list exists for Sunsynk units specifically. Our hybrid inverter price guide places Sunsynk in the mid-range band (roughly ₱25,000-95,000 for the inverter alone depending on size, before battery); get an itemized quote and compare against that range rather than budgeting off a single figure.

The warranty path, concretely

Sunsynk’s 5-year standard warranty, extendable to 10 with a battery added within 3 months, is the detail most buyers miss. Before your installation date:

• Get written confirmation from EcoSolutions or your installer of exactly what “within 3 months” means — from the inverter’s commissioning date, and what counts as proof.
• If you’re planning to add a battery “later” without a firm date, understand that later has to mean inside that window or you keep the 5-year term permanently. Our retrofitting a battery guide covers the broader version of this timing problem.
• Ask what the warranty registration process actually requires — proof of purchase, inverter serial number, and installer sign-off at minimum. EcoSolutions’ public site doesn’t publish a claims procedure page, so get this in writing rather than assuming.

What to ask before you pay

• Is this a current-generation ECCO unit, and does the quote specify the exact model (3.6kW, 7kW single-phase, or the 8kW-50kW three-phase range)?
• Does the quote include dual MPPT as standard on the model you’re buying, matching what the review documents?
• If you’re not adding a battery immediately, is the 3-month clock written into your contract with a start date you both agree on?
• Is the warranty transferable to a new owner if you sell the house?

Grey-market risk

Sunsynk is well established globally (UK, and 40-plus countries) but still a newer name in the Philippines specifically. The main risk here isn’t counterfeiting — it’s a parallel import: a genuine Sunsynk unit brought in outside EcoSolutions’ channel, possibly cheaper, but without EcoSolutions standing behind the warranty locally. See how to avoid solar scams for the general red flags, and ask directly whether the unit you’re quoted is EcoSolutions stock.

The bottom line

EcoSolutions is a self-confirmed, current Sunsynk channel as of August 2026. Confirm it’s still their status before you buy — distribution changes — and get the 3-month battery-extension window and claims process in writing. Compare against the broader channel landscape in where to buy solar panels.