Solar System Size Calculator Pakistan
Enter your monthly bill or units + city + AC count and get the right kW size, panel count, rooftop area, system cost and simple payback for Pakistani homes.
About the Solar System Size Calculator Pakistan
Free Pakistani solar system sizing calculator built for real homes, not generic global formulas. Enter your monthly units (kWh) or bill amount (PKR), pick your city from 16 supported Pakistani locations (each with its own peak-sun-hour and monsoon de-rate factor), set the number of 1.5-ton ACs and a future-growth buffer, choose on-grid (net metering) vs hybrid (with battery), and the tool returns recommended system size in kW (rounded to nearest 0.5kW), exact 580W panel count, rooftop area required in sqft, approximate installed cost in PKR (panels + inverter + mounting + wiring + installation), expected monthly production in kWh, estimated monthly savings after net metering, and simple payback period. Designed for a Pakistani household weighing a Rs 5-15 lakh solar investment, show your spouse the numbers before signing a vendor quote.
Check the units consumed line on your last electricity bill.
How this is calculated: kW needed = (daily kWh × 1.2) ÷ (Lahore's 5.3 peak sun hours × 82% system efficiency × 94% monsoon-adjusted annual factor). Cost uses Rs 150,000 per kW (typical on-grid price Q2 2026, panels + inverter + installation).
Real quotes vary ±20% by brand (Longi / Jinko / Canadian panels; Inverex / Solis / Knox inverters) and region. Get at least 3 quotes; verify panel warranties (25-year linear), inverter warranty (5-10 years), and net metering installation included.
How to use the Solar System Size Calculator Pakistan
- Choose how you want to enter your usage: by monthly units (kWh from your bill) or by monthly bill amount (PKR), the tool reverse-engineers units via the current NEPRA slab table.
- Pick your city from the 16 supported Pakistani locations; each has a calibrated peak-sun-hour figure (Quetta 5.7h is the sunniest, Abbottabad 4.9h the lowest) and a monsoon de-rate so the recommendation works year-round.
- Pick on-grid (cheaper, uses net metering, no battery) or hybrid (with battery for load-shedding backup, ~30% more expensive).
- Set the number of 1.5-ton AC units in your home and a future-growth buffer (20% is a sensible default for a 5-10 year horizon, accounts for adding another AC, EV charging, kid moving back home).
- Read off: recommended kW size, exact 580W panel count, rooftop area required (sqft), approximate installed system cost, expected monthly production, monthly savings, simple payback in years, then take that number into any vendor negotiation.
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