Water Cooler Price in Pakistan

Water cooler prices in Pakistan at a glance

• What it is: an electric water cooler chills water in a built-in tank with a compressor, so many people get cold water from the taps all day.
• What sets the price: tank size first, then the number of taps, the body (painted or stainless steel) and the compressor.
• Most common sizes: 35 and 45 litres for homes, shops and offices; 65 litres and up for mosques, schools and factories.
• Warranty: usually 1 year official warranty, valid across Pakistan; the exact terms are on each product page.
• Delivery: free delivery in Peshawar with any payment method, and free delivery across Pakistan with advance payment, full or partial.

Water cooler price in Pakistan by size

Choose the tank size by how many people draw water through the day, then compare prices. Size up one step for a hot area or a busy summer.

Water cooler price in Pakistan by brand

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

All Best Water Cooler Models & Prices in Pakistan 2026

These are the newest water coolers we have in stock, with at least one model from every brand and up to ten in all, latest arrivals first. Each line shows the brand and the tank size, so you can compare a 35 litre with a 65 litre at a glance. Tap a model for its specifications, price history and installment plans.

Electric water cooler: how it works and who needs one

An electric water cooler is a steel cabinet with an insulated tank, a compressor and one or more taps. The compressor works the same way as in a fridge. A thermostat switches it on when the water warms up and off again once it is cold.

It is the right choice when many people need cold water through the day: a mosque, a school, a factory, a hospital ward or an office floor. For a family that drinks from 19 litre bottles, a water dispenser is usually the better buy, because it takes a bottle on top and often gives hot water too.

45 Litre Water Cooler Price in Pakistan

A 45 litre water cooler costs Rs. 56,000 to Rs. 58,000 in Pakistan today. It is the size we sell most to offices, clinics, shops with staff and small mosques.

A 45 litre tank keeps up with a steady stream of people without the water turning lukewarm by the afternoon. Most come with two taps. If the cooler stands in a hot corridor or near a tin roof, think about the next size up.

35 Litre Water Cooler Price in Pakistan

A 35 litre water cooler costs Rs. 51,500 to Rs. 52,000 today. It suits a home with a large family, a shop or a small office of a few people.

It takes less floor space and draws less power than the bigger tanks. Slim 35 litre versions fit a narrow passage or the corner of a shop.

65 Litre Water Cooler Price in Pakistan

A 65 litre water cooler costs Rs. 65,000 to Rs. 65,000 today. This is the usual size for a neighbourhood mosque, a school block or a small factory, where people come in waves at prayer or break times.

Many 65 litre models have two or three taps, so a queue clears faster. Check the tap count on the product page if you expect a rush.

85 Litre Water Cooler Price in Pakistan

An 85 litre water cooler costs Rs. 77,700 to Rs. 81,000 today. It is meant for a large mosque, a busy school or a factory floor that needs cold water all day in June and July.

A bigger tank holds more cold water in reserve, which also helps during load-shedding: the water stays cool for a while after the power goes, as long as nobody drains the tank.

Stainless steel water cooler price

A stainless steel water cooler costs Rs. 81,000 to Rs. 100,000 today. A stainless steel body does not rust in damp places such as a mosque wuzu area or a factory wash zone, and it is easy to wipe clean. It costs more than a painted body, but it lasts longer where water splashes every day.

How to choose a water cooler: step by step

1. Count the people. Think about how many people drink from it on a normal summer day, not on Eid or Jummah alone.
2. Pick the tank size. 25 to 35 litres for a home, shop or small office, 45 litres for a busy office or small mosque, and 65 litres or more for a school, large mosque or factory.
3. Allow for heat. Go one size up if the cooler stands in a hot verandah, under a tin roof or in a city like Peshawar, Multan or Karachi where summers run long.
4. Count the taps. Two taps are enough for an office. Three or four taps cut the queue at prayer and break times.
5. Choose the body. Stainless steel for damp or public places, a painted steel body to save money indoors.
6. Check the space. Slim models fit corridors, and storage-type models keep a reserve of water ready.
7. Compare price and warranty. Use the tables above, then check each model’s price history before you order.

What to look for in a water cooler

• Compressor: it does all the cooling. A stronger compressor keeps the water cold when people draw from it all afternoon.
• Cooling coil: some models use copper coiling, which carries heat away well and is a common sign of a better-built unit.
• Tank and body: food-safe steel inside and a rust-resistant body outside matter for a machine that holds drinking water all day.
• Taps: solid push or lever taps that do not drip save water and keep the floor dry.
• Thermostat: lets you set how cold the water gets, so the compressor does not run more than it needs to.

Running cost, voltage and load-shedding

A water cooler uses a fridge-type compressor, so its running cost is closer to a fridge than an AC. It runs most in summer, when warm water keeps coming in and many people draw from it. The rated wattage is on each product page.

To keep the bill and the wear down, place the cooler in the shade with space behind it for air, and plug it into a properly earthed wall socket, not an extension board. Where voltage drops on summer evenings, a stabilizer protects the compressor. Running a water cooler on a UPS or solar is possible, but the compressor needs a strong start, so check your inverter’s capacity with your installer first.

Water quality and cleaning

A water cooler chills water; it does not clean it. In many areas the line water is hard or carries sand, so fit a filter on the supply that feeds the cooler, or fill it with filtered water. Hard water also leaves white scale inside the tank and taps over time.

• Drain and clean the tank regularly, and more often in summer, to keep the water fresh.
• Wipe the taps and drip tray daily in a mosque or school, where many hands touch them.
• Keep the back clear of dust and walls so the condenser can lose heat.
• Fix a dripping tap early. It wastes water and soaks the floor.

Which water cooler brand is best in Pakistan?

There is no single best brand. Fischer water coolers cover the most sizes, from slim and storage-type units to large multi-tap coolers for institutions. NasGas and Welcome are solid choices in the popular 35 to 65 litre sizes, and Ocean offers a large stainless steel cooler. Choose the tank size and tap count first, then compare two or three brands on price and warranty.

Buying a water cooler from AYS Online

AYS has sold home appliances in Peshawar since 1956 and runs 17 showrooms in the city. Every water cooler we sell is 100% original and carries the official manufacturer warranty, valid across Pakistan. Our prices are updated daily, and each product page shows its price history.

You get free delivery in Peshawar with any payment method, and free delivery across Pakistan with advance payment, full or partial. You can pay in installments with zero down payment on a Bank Alfalah, JS Bank or MCB card, and installation support is available on selected products. Mosques, schools and offices buying several units should talk to us first: paying upfront or in cash often gets a better price than the one listed. Call or WhatsApp 0333-5652643.