Solar System Under 10 Lakh in Pakistan

What a 10 lakh budget can cover

A budget of 6 to 10 lakh rupees covers family-size systems. In our range that typically means the 5.75kW packages (5kW Solar System) and the 7.5kW packages (7kW Solar System). Larger systems may also fit, depending on current rates and battery type. The packages shown on this page are the ones whose current price is within 10 lakh, and the list updates as rates change.

A 5.75kW system runs two 1.5 ton inverter ACs, a fridge, a freezer and a 1 HP pump in daytime sun, making about 700 to 780 units a month. A 7.5kW system runs up to three ACs at partial load and makes about 900 to 1,000 units a month.

6, 8 or 10 lakh: choosing the size

• For two ACs and a 10 marla home, a 5kW-class system is usually enough.
• For three ACs, a washing machine and a larger family, go for 7.5kW, as long as your roof fits 13 panels.
• For four ACs or a three-phase connection, look at the 10kW packages (10kW Solar System). These can also export after net billing approval.

All our 5.75kW and 7.5kW packages use the Growatt SPF 6000 ES Plus, a 6kW off-grid hybrid inverter. Keep the total running load under about 5 to 5.5kW.

If your budget is 6 lakh, a 5kW-class package is the usual fit. At 8 to 10 lakh, compare the 7.5kW packages and decide whether the extra panels suit your roof.

Battery choice at this budget

With up to 10 lakh, many buyers can choose lithium. At 5.75kW, our tubular package stores about 8.4kWh against 4.8kWh for lithium. Because tubular should only be used to about half, both give similar night backup, and tubular costs less upfront. At 7.5kW the lithium version gives more backup (7kWh lithium vs 8.4kWh tubular used to about half).

Lithium needs no water, weighs much less and is rated for thousands of cycles. Tubular usually needs a new set every 2 to 3 years under daily deep cycling in Pakistani heat. Over five years, that replacement cost can close much of the upfront gap. The lithium vs tubular solar packages comparison (Lithium vs Tubular Solar Packages: Side-by-Side at Each Size) shows both side by side.

Grid export and ordering

Packages up to 7.5kW are off-grid hybrid systems. They use grid power but do not export, so they are not used for net billing. Under NEPRA's 2026 net billing rules, exported units earn much less than grid units cost, so self-use gives most of the value anyway.

To order, pay 15% advance and 85% on delivery. Cash on delivery is not available at the moment. Delivery and installation time is 48–72 hours after advance payment, all over Pakistan. See the solar payback guide (Solar Payback Period in Pakistan (2026)) to estimate how fast your system pays back.