Home Solar System Price in Pakistan

Solar system by house size

These are typical matches. Your real loads matter more than plot size.

• Flat or small portion: 1.15kW (1kW Solar System) for fans, lights, TV and Wi-Fi
• 5 marla house: 3.45kW (3kW Solar System) for one inverter AC in daytime, a fridge, fans and a small pump. Choose 5.75kW if you run two ACs.
• 10 marla house: 5.75kW (5kW Solar System) for two ACs, or 7.5kW (7kW Solar System) for three
• 1 kanal house: 7.5kW on single phase, or 10.35kW (10kW Solar System) on three phase for four ACs

Roof space can be the limit. Each panel needs about 2.6 square metres plus walking space, and shade from water tanks or walls cuts output.

What a home solar system runs

Panels make about 4 units (kWh) per kW per day as a yearly average in Pakistan. A 1.5 ton inverter AC draws about 1 to 1.8kW while cooling, a fridge about 100 to 200W on average, a ceiling fan about 75W and an LED bulb about 10W.

In daytime, solar runs the house and charges the battery. At night, the battery keeps essential loads on during load shedding: fans, lights, the fridge and the TV. Running ACs on battery at night drains it quickly at any of our home sizes, so plan night backup around essential loads. The solar load calculation guide (Solar Load Calculation: Find the Right System Size) shows how to add up your own loads.

Example: a 10 marla home with two ACs, a fridge, 6 fans and 12 bulbs uses about 3 to 4kW in a summer afternoon, which suits the 5.75kW package.

Lithium or tubular for your home

Lithium (Pylontech) gives about 90% usable capacity and needs no water. It is light enough to sit indoors and is rated for thousands of cycles. Tubular (AGS) costs less upfront, but only about half its capacity should be used each night. It needs distilled water top-ups and a ventilated spot, and usually lasts around 2 to 3 years under daily deep cycling in heat.

For families who want to set it and forget it, lithium is easier. For the lowest upfront cost, tubular is a fair choice, and at sizes like 5.75kW it gives similar night backup to lithium. Read the lithium vs tubular guide (Lithium vs Tubular Battery: Which Is Better for Solar?).

Grid connection and net billing

Our home packages up to 7.5kW are single-phase off-grid hybrid systems. They use grid power but do not export. The 10.35kW Deye package is three phase and can export once your DISCO approves a net billing application, with installation by an AEDB-certified installer. Under NEPRA's 2026 net billing rules, exports are paid much less than grid units cost, so most homes gain more from self-use. Rules change; last checked: October 2026.

Buying a complete home solar kit

A complete home solar kit saves you from matching parts yourself. Each of our home packages lists the panel count (JinkoSolar Tiger Neo 575W), the inverter model and the battery in kWh, so you can compare like for like. Loose panels bought in the market often come without a matched inverter, structure or the right cable. If you are new to solar, start with the solar energy guide (Solar Energy in Pakistan: Solar Power Systems Explained Simply), then pick a size here. For panel brands and grades, see the best solar panels in Pakistan (Best Solar Panels in Pakistan: Top 10 Brands and How to Choose).