Muhammad Naeemitel Energy used the 22nd Solar Pakistan Expo 2026 in Karachi as the stage to show its new energy storage and power lineup for Pakistan. The three-day event ran from October 9 to 11 at the Expo Centre Karachi, and itel Energy took part as a Diamond Sponsor. The headline from its booth was the public debut of a new 12kW model in the Sparta inverter series, alongside a new Gen-2 battery range and a live endurance demo the company called the Sparta Challenge.
If you were not at the expo, here is what was on display, what the company actually said, and what was not announced. itel Energy shared no prices for any of the new products at the show, so this article carries no price figures for the 12kW Sparta inverter or the Gen-2 batteries. When prices do come out, we will add them.
What itel Energy showed at the expo
According to the company’s own statements at the event, the itel Energy booth covered residential, all-in-one, and commercial and industrial (C&I) products. In an interview with ProPakistani published on October 16, the itel Energy team listed the items on display: the Sparta IP66 inverter series, the Marathon and Matrix Battery Series, the Power Series, the IP54 series, C&I solutions, newly launched Smart Power Distribution Boxes, and its strategic cooperation with battery cell maker REPT BATTERO.
The lineup is built around Pakistan’s conditions. itel Energy says the Sparta series is made for extreme heat, dust, and humidity, and that it has passed waterproofing, 72-hour salt spray, and dustproof tests. That claim comes from Alina Khan, the company’s PR and Regional Marketing Manager, speaking to ProPakistani. We are repeating the company’s own statements here, since none of these products have been independently tested by us or any third party we know of.
| Product | What it is | Status at the expo |
| Sparta 12kW IP66 inverter | New hybrid inverter model for larger homes, apartments, and commercial use | Public debut at the expo |
| Sparta 6.6kW IP66 inverter | Mid-size hybrid inverter for medium to large homes | Live water demonstration on the expo floor |
| Marathon Battery Series | Residential lithium batteries, Gen-2 range, uses REPT BATTERO Royal Series 100% Grade-A cells | Launched at the expo |
| Matrix Battery Series | Battery range for commercial and industrial users | Showcased at the expo |
| Smart Power Distribution Boxes | Solar protection and distribution boxes for homes, shops, clinics, and installers | Newly launched at the expo |
| Smart Go AI | Intelligent energy management platform with weather forecasting and smart charging | Highlighted at the expo |
| Power Series | Portable power, electric mobility, and smart-device products | Shown as part of the wider ecosystem |
| IP54 Series | itel Energy’s earlier inverter line, which the company calls Pakistan’s top-selling | Reference lineup on display |
The table above is based only on what itel Energy said at the show and in its interviews. Where figures like “100% Grade-A cells” or “10-year assurance” appear, those are the company’s words, and we note them as such throughout this article.
The new 12kW Sparta inverter made its public debut
The biggest inverter news from the booth was the first public showing of the new 12kW Sparta Series IP66 inverter. itel Energy says the 12kW model is meant for larger homes, apartments, commercial properties, and higher-demand applications, and that it carries the same design approach as the rest of the Sparta line: an all-aluminum body for better heat management and IP66 protection against dust and water.
During the expo, the company ran the 12kW unit under continuous dust and high-temperature conditions as part of its live demo program. The idea was to show visitors what the hardware does in conditions that look like a hot Pakistani summer, rather than only reading a spec sheet. But keep the context in mind: this was the company’s own demonstration on its own booth, designed to show the product at its best.
If you are comparing 12kW-class options, our guide to the best 10kW solar inverters in Pakistan covers the current inverter models and their market prices. We will add the Sparta 12kW to our coverage once itel Energy announces a price and the unit is available in the market.
The Sparta Challenge: live demos on the expo floor
The most eye-catching part of the itel Energy presence was the Sparta Challenge, a series of live endurance demonstrations. The 6.6kW Sparta inverter went through a controlled water demonstration while it kept running, and the new 12kW model was tested under dust and high-temperature conditions. The point, in itel Energy’s words, is to turn reliability into something visitors can watch with their own eyes instead of only trusting a rating printed on a box.
The demos were aimed at installers, distributors, and homeowners, who could judge the hardware for themselves before buying. It is still worth saying clearly: a staged demo at a trade show is not an independent lab test. It shows that the unit can survive a controlled version of heat, dust, and water, not how it behaves after years on a rooftop.
Gen-2 batteries and the REPT BATTERO deal
The other headline from the booth was the Gen-2 battery range, developed through itel Energy’s strategic cooperation with REPT BATTERO. The residential Marathon Battery Series uses REPT BATTERO’s Royal Series 100% Grade-A cells, and the company says the new range brings better safety, performance, lifespan, and compatibility. The batteries come with what the company calls a 10-year assurance, and itel Energy’s marketing message around them is “10 Years of Peace of Mind,” according to Valerie, the company’s Northern Regional Manager, speaking to ProPakistani.
The Matrix Battery Series, aimed at commercial and industrial buyers, offers scalable storage with energy audits, installation support, monitoring, and energy management, according to the company’s expo materials. As with everything at the show, these are the company’s claims, and real-world performance and pricing remain to be seen.
Smart Go AI and the rest of the lineup
itel Energy also highlighted Smart Go AI, its intelligent energy-management platform. The platform uses weather forecasting, smart charging priorities, and energy-saving modes to improve system efficiency and adapt to changing conditions. For a market where grid power is unstable and load shedding is a fact of life, smarter charging and usage planning is a genuinely useful feature set, if it works as described.
The Power Series extends the company’s ecosystem into portable power, electric mobility, and smart-device applications, building on the success of its IP54 product line in Pakistan. The Smart Power Distribution Boxes, which the company calls newly launched, are aimed at homeowners, small businesses, shops, clinics, and solar installers who need reliable solar protection and distribution, according to James Yu, itel Energy’s Accessories Product Manager.
What the company said about after-sales support
itel Energy also used the expo to talk about support. The company says it offers a 24/7 hotline at +92 370 3951185 for technical guidance, troubleshooting, and warranty assistance for customers and installers, according to Dawn, the company’s Technical Support Manager. We have not tested this hotline ourselves, so we present it as the company’s stated commitment, not as verified service quality.
What was not announced: prices and availability
This part matters. itel Energy did not announce prices for the new 12kW Sparta inverter, the Gen-2 Marathon or Matrix batteries, or the Smart Power Distribution Boxes. It also did not announce launch dates or when these products will reach dealers and installers in Pakistan. Older itel 12kW listings from dealers refer to earlier models, not the new Sparta 12kW, so do not treat those figures as the price of this unit.
We will update this article when itel Energy publishes official prices and the new models are actually available to buy. Until then, any price you see attached to these new products online should be treated as unconfirmed.
Where this news comes from
The expo took place from October 9 to 11, 2026, at the Expo Centre Karachi, so this is a recap of what happened at the show, not breaking news. The product details in this article come from itel Energy’s own expo materials and interviews: the company’s preview coverage on TaazaTaren and Spinpk ahead of the event, and a post-show interview with the itel Energy team published by ProPakistani on October 16. Much of the coverage reads from the company’s press materials, so product claims are attributed to itel Energy throughout.
- The new 12kW Sparta model gives larger homes and small commercial users another IP66-rated inverter option once it launches.
- IP66 dust and water protection is genuinely useful for outdoor installs in Pakistan’s heat and dust.
- The Marathon battery series uses REPT BATTERO Royal Series 100% Grade-A cells, per itel Energy, with a 10-year assurance stated by the company.
- Smart Power Distribution Boxes add a local option for safer residential and small-shop solar installs.
- itel Energy states it offers a 24/7 technical hotline (+92 370 3951185) for customers and installers.
- No prices were announced for the 12kW Sparta inverter or the Gen-2 batteries, so buyers cannot compare them with rivals yet.
- No launch or availability date was given for any of the new products in Pakistan.
- Performance claims come from itel Energy’s own demos and press materials, not from independent testing.
- IP66 protection matters most for outdoor installs; it adds little for units kept indoors.
Frequently asked questions
What did itel Energy launch at Solar Pakistan Expo 2026?
The company showcased its Gen-2 battery range (the Marathon residential series and the Matrix series for commercial users), gave the public debut of the new 12kW Sparta IP66 inverter, and launched Smart Power Distribution Boxes and the Smart Go AI energy-management platform.
What is the price of the itel Sparta 12kW inverter in Pakistan?
itel Energy did not announce a price for the new 12kW Sparta inverter at the expo. Older itel 12kW dealer listings refer to earlier models, not this unit, so they should not be used as a reference price.
What was the Sparta Challenge at the expo?
It was itel Energy’s live demo program on the expo floor. The 6.6kW Sparta inverter ran a controlled water demonstration, while the new 12kW model was tested under dust and high-temperature conditions. The demos were staged by the company to show real-world durability, but they are not independent lab tests.
When will the new itel batteries and inverters be available in Pakistan?
itel Energy has not announced launch or availability dates for the Gen-2 batteries or the new 12kW Sparta inverter. Check with official itel Energy dealers and installers for updates, and we will update this article when prices and availability are confirmed.
Who makes the battery cells in the Marathon series?
According to itel Energy, the Marathon Battery Series uses REPT BATTERO’s Royal Series 100% Grade-A cells, developed through the company’s strategic cooperation with REPT BATTERO. The batteries carry what the company calls a 10-year assurance.
Related reading: current market prices for Growatt 10kW solar inverters and Inverex Nitrox 10kW hybrid inverters in Pakistan.
Sources: ProPakistani (October 16, 2026), TaazaTaren, and Spinpk coverage of Solar Pakistan Expo 2026.
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