Lithium Battery Under 1 Lakh in Pakistan

What you get at this budget

• 12V lithium batteries: 12.8V 100Ah (1.28 kWh) from Inverex, Itel, Dyness, Max Power, SolarMax, Ziewnic and EcoFlow; Phoenix RLC-1.3 Cube; Sparkflow 12.8V 50Ah.
• Small power stations: EcoFlow RIVER 2 and RIVER 3, and the Itel Power Tank ITEL-63.
• Smaller e-bike packs, such as 48V 20Ah and 30Ah.

Prices on this site change with market rates, so this list is filtered by the live price and can change from week to week. Always check the price shown on each product.

What these batteries run

• 12V 100Ah: one fan and two lights (100W) for about 10 hours, or a router and CCTV for more than a day.
• 12V 50Ah: router and CCTV for about 18 hours.
• EcoFlow RIVER 2 or 3: a router for about 20 hours or a laptop for 3 to 4 hours.
• Itel Power Tank (1,000 Wh, 500W output): a ceiling fan for about 10 hours or a laptop for about 14 hours.

None of these will run an AC.

How to choose under 1 lakh

If you have a 12V UPS, a 12V 100Ah lithium is the best upgrade: check that the UPS supports lithium. If you have no UPS and want no wiring, a power station is simpler; see power stations (Power Stations). Look for listed cycle ratings: the Itel IPB-12100, SolarMax SM-LFP-12100 and EcoFlow 12V list 6,000 cycles. See all 12V batteries (12V Lithium Battery).

When to spend more

If you need to run two or three fans for a full night, or plan solar later, a 24V battery in the next budget is better value per hour of backup. See lithium batteries under 2 lakh (Under 2 Lakh).

Buying checklist on a tight budget

At the entry level, these checks matter even more.

• Match the battery voltage to your inverter or UPS.
• Check the cycle rating and warranty years; where a value is missing, ask or check the datasheet.
• Keep the invoice and serial number for any warranty claim.
• Set the charge voltage and cut-off from the datasheet, not from memory.
• Install in a cool, ventilated spot, away from direct sun.

A very low price with no brand name, no cycle rating and no warranty is a warning sign. Our guide to checking an original battery (How to Check an Original Lithium Battery Before You Buy) shows what to look for on the label and BMS.