Solar AC Price in Pakistan

Solar AC prices in Pakistan range from Rs. 113,000 to Rs. 265,000 at AYS Online, with an average listed price of Rs. 166,700 across 10 in-stock models from three brands. One thing to understand before comparing prices: almost every "solar AC" sold here is a solar compatible AC — a mains unit engineered to tolerate a solar inverter’s supply — not a solar powered one. True solar hybrids have a DC input and cost roughly double. Prices update daily in July 2026, with a 365-day history on every product page.

Solar T3 models start from Rs. 113,000 and go up to Rs. 265,000, averaging Rs. 166,700 across 10 in-stock models. Nearly every solar AC we stock is T3 rated — built to run to about 52°C where T1 stops at roughly 43°C. That is not a coincidence: the engineering that tolerates a solar inverter’s supply is the same engineering that copes with a weak grid, so these units get the best electronics as standard.

1.5 ton solar ACs start from Rs. 133,500 and go up to Rs. 220,000, averaging Rs. 166,700 across 6 in-stock models. 1.5 ton suits 150–250 sq ft and is the volume size here as everywhere. Expect to want roughly 2–3 kW of panels to run one through the day on solar alone.

2 ton solar ACs start from Rs. 186,500 and go up to Rs. 265,000, averaging Rs. 225,700 across 2 in-stock models. 2 ton suits 250–400 sq ft and includes the only floor standing solar unit we carry, Orient’s Vibe 24G, for a hall or open-plan ground floor.

1 ton solar ACs start from Rs. 113,000, across 2 in stock right now. 1 ton suits 100–150 sq ft. The shelf is thin at this size — people fitting panels are usually cooling a main bedroom or lounge rather than a box room.

They are different products. Solar compatible — which is nearly everything sold as a "solar AC" here — is a normal mains-powered AC engineered to tolerate an imperfect supply: when your hybrid inverter switches sources or the voltage and frequency wobble, it keeps running instead of tripping or damaging its compressor. It does not run on sunlight. Solar hybrid has a DC input that takes power from panels directly alongside mains and blends or switches between them. It costs roughly double. Haier makes the only true hybrid we list and it is out of stock — use "Notify me" if that is what you need.

A solar compatible AC cannot — and this is the most common misunderstanding in this category. It is a mains appliance. What it does is tolerate the messy supply that a domestic solar or hybrid inverter produces, so it keeps working where an ordinary AC might trip. The power still comes from your inverter, which is drawing from panels, battery or the grid. A solar hybrid with a DC input can take power from panels directly — but it still needs enough panel capacity, and at night it is running from battery or grid like anything else.

Rough planning figures, once the room is at temperature: a 1 ton inverter draws about 0.8–1.2 kW , a 1.5 ton about 1.2–1.8 kW , a 2 ton about 1.8–2.5 kW — and much more while pulling a room down from a 45°C afternoon. A working rule is roughly double the running draw in panel capacity to run through the day on solar alone: about 2–3 kW for a 1.5 ton , more if anything else in the house is running. Your inverter must also handle the startup surge, which is well above the running figure. These are planning numbers, not a design — get a site survey. Size the system to the AC, never the AC to the system.

The solar compatible ones, yes — for a reason most people miss. Even if you never fit a panel, you are buying an AC with wide voltage tolerance, soft starting and controlled current draw, because that is what makes it solar compatible in the first place. All of ours are inverters, nearly all are T3 rated to about 52°C, and several carry Ampere Lock to cap current so they will not trip a breaker or overload a modest inverter. If you do have panels, that same engineering is exactly what stops the compressor objecting when your inverter switches sources. What is not worth it is buying one expecting it to run on sunlight — for that you need a true hybrid.

Orient and EcoStar are your realistic choices and they are close. Orient has the cheapest solar AC we sell, the only floor standing one, and the strongest engineering story — roughly nine in ten Orient models are T3, about half the range is Full DC Inverter, and low voltage operation runs almost throughout. EcoStar matches it model for model at 1.5 and 2 ton; it is usually thought of as a budget brand but its solar range is not budget. Haier makes the only true hybrid and it is out of stock. For solar compatible: Orient first, EcoStar a close second.

Typically 1 year general warranty, 10 years on the compressor and 4 years on the PCB kit — some models carry 12 years on the compressor. The exact terms are on each product page and they are worth reading, because the compressor is the expensive part and the PCB is the part that actually fails. All units are 100% original with the official manufacturer 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 applies in Peshawar; we ship across Pakistan 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.