Varioline Refrigerator Price in Pakistan

Varioline Visi Cooler and chiller prices at AYS Online range from Rs. 69,900 to Rs. 244,800, with an average of Rs. 155,200 across 10 in-stock models. The range starts with a 90-litre countertop drink display and runs up to 1,550-litre supermarket units. These are commercial units for shops, bakeries, cafés and restaurants — not home refrigerators. Prices update daily in July 2026, with a 365-day history on every product page.

No — and this catches people out often enough to be worth stating plainly. A Varioline display chiller is shop refrigeration: a glass-fronted cabinet that keeps stock cold where customers can see it. An AC chiller is HVAC plant that chills water to cool a building, and a water chiller is a drinking-water unit. They share a word and nothing else. Everything on this page is display refrigeration for shops, bakeries and cafés. If you need building cooling or a drinking-water cooler, this is the wrong page and we would rather redirect you than sell you a Visi Cooler.

A Visi Cooler is an upright glass-door display for chilled drinks and packaged goods — the standard general-store unit, 90 litres to 1,550. A chiller is the same concept at supermarket scale. A cake chiller is a wide, low display counter for a bakery: you serve from behind and the customer views at eye level. A back bar cooler is the under-counter unit behind a café or restaurant bar. Pick by what you are selling and where it sits, not by capacity alone.

Commercial units are sold in litres because you are buying display volume. As a rough guide: 90 litres is a countertop unit for a tea shop or small counter; 374–400 litres is a single-door upright and the most common general-store size; 1,000 litres is a double-door for a busy shop; 1,500 litres and above is supermarket scale. The figure that decides your sales is shelf frontage — how much product a customer sees at once — not total volume. Measure your wall space before ordering.

Varioline commercial units typically carry 1 year general and 3 years on the compressor , where our home refrigerators carry 10 years. That is not a lesser product — it reflects duty cycle honestly. A shop cooler runs 24 hours a day, with the door opened hundreds of times, often in ambient heat. A home fridge is opened a dozen times a day in a cooler room. The same compressor does far more work in a shop, and the warranty is priced for that reality.

No, and we would rather you did not. These are built for shop floors: they are direct cool, non-inverter, glass-fronted, and designed to run continuously with heavy door traffic. In a house they are noisy, expensive to run, and the glass door bleeds cold you are paying for. If you want a fridge for your home, start here — Dawlance, Haier and Orient all build something better suited and cheaper to own.

No to both. The entire Varioline range we stock is non-inverter and direct cool . For commercial display that is the norm rather than a compromise — the unit is meant to hold a steady temperature under constant door traffic, not to modulate for a quiet household. Do budget for the running cost though: a glass-door unit that never switches off is the most expensive refrigeration you can own per litre.

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.

Yes — every order ships with complete transit insurance , so the unit is covered while it is in transit to you. This is worth knowing if you are ordering from outside Peshawar: a refrigerator is large, heavy and expensive, and damage in transit is the thing most people worry about when buying one online rather than carrying it home from a shop. AYS Online has been shipping appliances since 1956, from 8 physical branches, and every unit is 100% original with the official manufacturer warranty valid nationwide. Cash on Delivery is available if you would rather pay when it reaches you.