Dawlance AC Price in Pakistan

Dawlance ACs at AYS Online run from Rs. 79,999 at the entry end to Rs. 273,800 at the top, across 80 models, priced live in September 2026. Dawlance is the cheapest at 0.75, 1 and 1.5 ton, and the lowest-priced air conditioner in our whole catalogue is a Dawlance. It also carries 12 years on the compressor, the longest warranty of any brand we sell. The one caveat: only about a quarter of the range is T3 rated — look for T3 in the model name. Prices update daily in September 2026, with a 365-day history on every product page. Pay by card, choose zero down payment installments through Bank Alfalah, JS Bank or MCB, or pay Cash on Delivery.

Dawlance 1 ton ACs start from Rs. 99,000 and go up to Rs. 125,500, averaging Rs. 111,000 across 16 in-stock models. 1 ton suits 100–150 sq ft. The cheapest Dawlance 1 ton is the cheapest 1 ton we sell from anyone, and it is still heat and cool, inverter and self-cleaning with 12 years on the compressor.

Dawlance 1.5 ton ACs start from Rs. 112,000 and go up to Rs. 164,500, averaging Rs. 143,500 across 20 in-stock models. 1.5 ton suits 150–250 sq ft and is the right default for a Pakistani bedroom once our heat is accounted for. This is Dawlance’s deepest shelf and the cheapest 1.5 ton on the site.

Dawlance 2 ton ACs start from Rs. 219,500 and go up to Rs. 252,800, averaging Rs. 240,000 across 3 in-stock models. 2 ton suits 250–400 sq ft — a lounge or large master bedroom. This is where the Dawlance range stops; for 3 ton you need Gree floor standing, and the only 4 ton available on this site is the Midea.

Dawlance inverter ACs start from Rs. 79,999 and go up to Rs. 252,800, averaging Rs. 122,500 across 40 in-stock models. Effectively the entire Dawlance range is inverter. It varies compressor speed rather than switching between full blast and off — roughly 30–50% less electricity and far gentler on your wiring.

Every Dawlance air conditioner we sell is an inverter — the compressor varies its speed instead of switching between full power and off, which is where the 30–50 per cent saving on electricity comes from. What Dawlance does not currently have in stock is a Full DC Inverter , the version that puts DC motors on both fans as well as the compressor and holds output better when the voltage sags. Two Dawlance models list it and both are out. If Full DC is what you want, Haier is the one gap in the range, and EcoStar and Midea have them too.

Only about a third of the Dawlance units we hold in stock are T3 rated — the rest is T1, rated to roughly 43°C rather than 52°C. Dawlance names them clearly: look for T3 in the model name, such as Dual Pro-T3, Hyper T3, Mega T3 Pro or Inspire Pro T3.

Some are, and it is worth checking rather than assuming. Only about a third of the Dawlance units we hold in stock are T3 ; the majority is T1, rated to roughly 43°C where T3 runs to about 52°C. For comparison, Gree is about three in five T3 and Orient nine in ten. If your summer regularly passes 43°C — most of Punjab and Sindh — that matters more than the money you are saving, because a T1 in 48°C fights its own head pressure, trips out and wears early. The good news: Dawlance labels them. Look for T3 in the name — Dual Pro-T3, Hyper T3, Mega T3 Pro, Inspire Pro T3, Powercon X T3, Sprinter X T3, Enercon X T-3 — and they still undercut most of the market.

It is the capacity, and it is the fastest way to read the range. 10 = 0.75 ton, 15 = 1 ton, 30 = 1.5 ton, 45 = 2 ton — across the whole range with no exceptions. A "Chillex Inverter 15" is a 1 ton; a "Chillex Inverter 30" is the same machine at 1.5 ton. So read the name in three parts: the series (Chillex, Aeromax, Enercon X, Sprinter X and so on) is the trim and styling, the number is the capacity, and T3 — if present — is the compressor rating. Those three are the only things that change the machine.

Volume and local manufacturing — Dawlance has built appliances in Pakistan since the 1980s and makes more ACs for this market than anyone. What matters is what has not been removed to reach the price: the cheapest Dawlance 1 ton and 1.5 ton are both heat and cool, both inverter, both self-cleaning, and both carry 12 years on the compressor. It is not a stripped model priced to look good. The genuine trade-offs are elsewhere: less T3, very little WiFi, almost no Full DC Inverter, and the range stops at 2 ton.

Different jobs. Buy Dawlance if price matters, if you want 12 years on the compressor rather than 10, if you value a service network that reaches everywhere, or for a 1 ton bedroom unit — it is cheaper at every capacity we stock both. Buy Gree if you want T3 across more of the range without hunting, if you want WiFi or Full DC Inverter (both thin on Dawlance), or if you need 3–4 ton floor standing , where Dawlance stops at 2 ton. The short version: in real heat, buy a Dawlance with T3 in the name, or buy the Gree — do not buy a T1 to save money and find out in July what you saved.

Almost the entire Dawlance AC range carries 12 years on the compressor — the longest of any brand we sell, where Gree, Haier and most of the market give 10 — plus 4 years on the PCB kit and 1 year general warranty . Exact terms are on each product page. It matters because the compressor is the most expensive component in the unit and Dawlance’s service network genuinely reaches every city we ship to. All units are 100% original with the official 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.