Electric Heater Price in Pakistan

Heater prices in Pakistan at a glance

• Cheapest to buy: small quartz heaters and compact fan heaters sit at the bottom of the price range.
• Middle of the range: carbon fibre infrared heaters, rotating quartz heaters and 2,000 W fan heaters.
• Top of the range: oil-filled radiators, 2,500 W heaters and models with a built-in humidifier.
• Running cost: every 1,000 watts uses about 1 unit of electricity per hour on full power.
• Safety first: look for overheat protection and a tip-over switch, above all with children at home.
• Delivery: free delivery in Peshawar with any payment method, and free delivery across Pakistan with advance payment, full or partial.

Heater price in Pakistan by type

Start with the type. An electric heater needs only a wall socket, while a gas heater needs a gas line or an LPG cylinder and good ventilation.

Heater price by heating element

The heating element decides how the warmth feels. Some blow warm air across the room, some glow and warm whoever sits in front, and some give slow, steady radiant heat.

Heater price in Pakistan by brand

Each row shows one brand’s in-stock price range today. Tap a brand to see its full heater range.

All Best Heater Models & Prices in Pakistan 2026

These are the newest heaters we have in stock, with at least one model from every brand and up to ten in all, latest arrivals first. Tap a model for its wattage, safety features and price history.

Electric Heater Price in Pakistan

An electric heater costs Rs. 6,000 to Rs. 44,900 in Pakistan today. That covers everything from a small quartz heater for one person to a 2,500 W oil-filled radiator for a lounge.

An electric heater is the simple choice for most homes. It needs no gas line, it is safe to use in a closed room, and it keeps working in January when gas pressure drops in many cities. The trade-off is the bill: on full power it costs more to run than gas, so choose a model with a thermostat or two or three heat settings.

Fan Heater Price in Pakistan

A fan heater costs Rs. 6,900 to Rs. 13,500 today. A small fan blows air over a hot element or a PTC ceramic plate, so the whole room warms within a few minutes.

Fan heaters are light, so you can carry one from the bedroom to the lounge. They are a little noisy, and the room cools quickly once you switch them off. Pick one with a thermostat, so it cycles on and off instead of running flat out all evening.

Oil-filled heater price

An oil-filled heater costs Rs. 40,000 to Rs. 40,000 today. It warms sealed oil inside its fins, so it is silent, has no glowing element and keeps giving heat after it switches off. That makes it the safest pick for a bedroom or a home with small children.

Carbon fibre infrared heater price

A carbon fibre infrared heater costs Rs. 11,900 to Rs. 18,500. It warms people and furniture directly, heats up almost at once and does not dry the air as much as a fan heater. It suits long evenings in one spot, such as a sofa or a study table.

Quartz heater price

A quartz heater costs Rs. 6,000 to Rs. 20,000. Glowing quartz tubes give instant warmth to whoever sits in front, and many models rotate to spread it. They are cheap and quick, but they warm people more than the room.

Gas heater or electric heater: which is better?

A gas heater is cheaper to run where gas pressure is steady, and an electric heater is safer and more reliable everywhere else. That is the short answer.

In Peshawar, Quetta, Islamabad and much of Punjab, gas pressure often drops in the coldest weeks and load-shedding of gas is common. A gas heater then gives little heat just when you need it most. It also burns oxygen and can produce carbon monoxide, so it needs a window slightly open and should never run while you sleep. An electric heater needs only a socket and works whatever the gas supply, but a long evening on full power adds up on the bill.

Gree Heater Price in Pakistan

A Gree heater costs Rs. 12,500 to Rs. 35,500 today. Gree sells its GEH electric heaters here, from the compact GEH-800 for a small room to the 2,500 W GEH18 and GEH22 for a lounge.

Gree is best known for air conditioners, and many families already trust the name. If you want one strong heater for a drawing room, the 2,500 W Gree models are worth a look. For a bedroom, a smaller Gree heater on a low setting is enough.

Which heater should you buy? Step by step

1. Decide who needs the heat. One person at a desk needs a small quartz or carbon heater. A whole family in a lounge needs a fan heater or an oil-filled radiator.
2. Measure the room. Multiply length by width in feet. A 12 by 12 room is 144 sq ft. Allow about 10 watts per sq ft, so that room needs roughly 1,200 to 1,500 W.
3. Allow for cold walls. A top-floor room, a corner room or one with a big window needs more power. In Murree, Swat, Chitral or Quetta, size up again.
4. Choose gas or electric. Electric if your gas pressure is weak or the heater is for a bedroom. Gas only for a ventilated room with reliable gas.
5. Check the safety features. Overheat protection, a tip-over switch and a safety grill matter most with children, pets and elderly parents.
6. Look for control. A thermostat, two or three heat settings, a timer or a remote all help you use fewer units.
7. Set your budget. Compare the tables above, then check the price history on the product page before you order.

How many watts heater do you need?

Most rooms need between 1,000 and 2,000 W. Use the guide below, then go one step up for a cold room or a high ceiling.

A heater with two or three heat settings is the most flexible. Run it on high to warm the room, then turn it down once it feels comfortable.

Electricity cost of an electric heater

An electric heater turns almost all of its power into heat, so the sum is simple. Divide the watts by 1,000 to get units per hour. A 1,000 W heater uses about 1 unit an hour on full power, and a 2,000 W heater about 2 units.

Run a 2,000 W heater for four hours every evening for a month and it can use roughly 240 units. That can push a home into a higher tariff slab, so plan before December. A thermostat, a lower setting and a closed door all cut the bill, because the heater stops drawing full power once the room is warm.

Can a heater run on UPS or solar?

Usually not on a home UPS. Most home UPS units and batteries are sized for fans, lights and a TV, and a heater would drain them in minutes. On solar, a small heater can run in the daytime when the panels produce enough, but winter sun is weaker and evenings are when you need heat. For load-shedding hours, a warm blanket and a gas or LPG heater in a ventilated room are often the practical backup.

Using a heater safely

• Use a wall socket: a 2,000 W heater draws enough current to overheat a cheap extension board.
• Keep a clear space: keep curtains, bedding and clothes about a metre away, and never dry clothes on a heater.
• Use the cut-offs: overheat protection and a tip-over switch turn the heater off if it gets too hot or falls over.
• Switch off at night: do not sleep with a heater running. Use the timer if the model has one.
• Ventilate gas heaters: keep a window slightly open, and never use a gas heater in a closed bedroom.

Which heater brand is best in Pakistan?

There is no single best heater brand. The right heater type and power matter more than the logo. Signature gives the widest choice, from quartz and carbon heaters to oil-filled radiators and models with a humidifier. Gree suits buyers who want a strong 2,500 W heater from a big appliance brand. GFC and National Distributor keep the price low with simple fan heaters, and WestPoint and Midas add handy extras such as a cool air mode or a remote. Whatever you pick, make sure it has overheat protection.

Buying a heater from AYS Online

Every heater we sell is 100% original and carries the official manufacturer warranty. You get free delivery in Peshawar with any payment method, and free delivery across Pakistan with advance payment, full or partial. You can also pay in monthly installments with zero down payment on a Bank Alfalah, JS Bank or MCB card.

AYS has sold home appliances in Peshawar since 1956 and runs 17 showrooms in the city. Heater prices often rise with the first cold spell, so it pays to buy early. If you pay upfront or in cash, we can often beat the listed price. Call or WhatsApp 0333-5652643 before you order.