Gree AC Price in Pakistan

Gree AC price in Pakistan ranges from Rs. 117,500 to Rs. 585,000 at AYS Online, averaging Rs. 178,700 across 62 models in the series. The range runs from a 1 ton bedroom split up to a 3 ton floor standing cabinet — the 4 ton GF-48TFIH is in the catalogue but out of stock at the moment. Every Gree here is heat and cool with 10 years on the compressor. One thing to check before you buy: roughly three in five of the units we hold in stock are T3 rated and the rest are T1, and the model name tells you which. Prices update daily in September 2026, with a 365-day history on every product page.

Gree 1.5 ton ACs start from Rs. 146,000 and go up to Rs. 198,000, averaging Rs. 169,000 across 11 in-stock models. 1.5 ton suits 150–250 sq ft and is what most Pakistani bedrooms actually need. The 18PITH and 18ZITH Zeno lines sit here and most are T3 — look for -T3 at the end of the model name.

Gree 1 ton ACs start from Rs. 117,500 and go up to Rs. 159,000, averaging Rs. 141,500 across 8 in-stock models. 1 ton suits 100–150 sq ft. Apply the local correction though: if the room faces west, sits under an uninsulated roof or holds more than two people, take the 1.5 instead — an undersized AC runs flat out all day and dies early.

Gree 2 ton ACs start from Rs. 220,500 and go up to Rs. 236,000, averaging Rs. 232,900 across 3 in-stock models. 2 ton suits 250–400 sq ft — a lounge or a large master bedroom. Above this, Gree moves to floor standing.

Gree inverter ACs start from Rs. 117,500 and go up to Rs. 236,000, averaging Rs. 164,000 across 22 in-stock models. Effectively the whole Gree range is inverter now. It varies compressor speed rather than switching between full power and off, cutting electricity by roughly 30–50% and treating your wiring far more gently.

Full DC Inverter puts DC motors on the compressor and both fans, indoor and outdoor — more efficient than a standard inverter, quieter, and better at holding output when the voltage sags.

T3 is the tropical compressor rating, built to keep running to about 52°C where T1 is rated to roughly 43°C. Gree’s range is split almost evenly between the two — look for -T3 at the end of the model name.

Floor standing units throw air much further than a split — right for a hall, shop or open-plan ground floor, wrong for a bedroom. Gree goes to 3 ton here, where Dawlance stops at 2.

The GF-48TFIH T-Fresh is Gree’s 4 ton floor standing, for a hall or showroom where nothing smaller has been enough — but it is out of stock at the moment . Use “Notify me” on the product page and we will tell you when it lands. Two alternatives we can ship today: the Gree GF-36TFIH at 3 ton, which covers most halls, or the Midea MFM-48HRDN1, the only 4 ton available on this site from any brand right now.

It decodes cleanly. GS is Gree Split, GF is Gree Floor standing. The number is the BTU rating divided by 1,000 , and 12,000 BTU is one ton — so 12 = 1 ton, 18 = 1.5 ton, 24 = 2 ton, 36 = 3 ton, 48 = 4 ton , across the whole range with no exceptions. The letters are the series: PITH mainstream inverter, ZITH the Zeno, AITH the premium split, TFIH the T-Fresh floor standing. And -T3 at the end means a T3 compressor; no suffix means T1.

No — and this is the single most useful thing to know before buying one. Gree’s range here is split almost evenly between T3 and T1 , and the two sit side by side at similar prices. T1 is rated to roughly 43°C ambient; T3 to about 52°C . Most of Punjab and Sindh passes 43°C routinely, and in that heat a T1 unit trips or wears out early rather than simply cooling less. Gree makes it easy to check: look for -T3 at the end of the model name . The Pular, the Zeno and most of the current PITH line have it.

Depends on the job, and we sell both. Dawlance is cheaper at every capacity we stock both , meaningfully so at 1 and 1.5 ton, with the deepest AC range we carry and service in every city — if budget is the constraint, buy the Dawlance and do not feel you compromised. Gree earns its premium in three places: the T3 models if you are in real heat and want Gree’s own compressor behind that rating; WiFi and T3 together, which is thinner on the Dawlance shelf; and 3 ton floor standing , where Dawlance does not compete at all.

1 ton for 100–150 sq ft, 1.5 ton for 150–250, 2 ton for 250–400, and 3 ton floor standing for halls and shops. Then correct for Pakistan: those figures assume roughly 35°C outside and ours runs 45–50°C. West-facing room, big window, uninsulated roof, or more than two people in it regularly — go up one size . Undersizing is the expensive mistake, not the cheap one.

Gree ACs at AYS Online carry 10 years on the compressor, 1 year general warranty , and most add 4 years on the PCB kit — the exact terms are on each product page. That matters because the compressor is the expensive part and the PCB is the part that actually fails. All units are 100% original with the official Gree warranty valid across Pakistan, and every order ships with complete transit insurance.

Installation support is available on selected products only — check the product page, and please do not assume it is included. It matters more than people think: a badly installed AC with a long, kinked or under-gassed pipe run will underperform for its whole life no matter what you paid for it. If you are arranging your own fitter, insist on a proper vacuum and pressure test before gas charging. Free delivery anywhere in Pakistan on advance payment — full or partial — and free within Peshawar on any payment method, with complete transit insurance on every order.

Yes. AYS Online offers zero down payment EMI through Bank Alfalah, JS Bank and MCB Bank credit and debit cards, with a fully automated installment checkout — no paperwork trips. Bank markup applies as per your bank’s schedule. Cash on Delivery and secure online payment are also available.