Average A-grade panel rate today: Rs 41/watt Updated 11 November 2026 See all prices →

Solar Panel Price in Faisalabad Today (November 2026)

Solar panels on a rooftop in Faisalabad, Punjab

Planning solar in Faisalabad? This page shows today’s solar panel prices in Faisalabad, the cost of complete 3 kW to 15 kW systems, how many units solar produces in Faisalabad’s weather, and the best panel angle for your roof. Faisalabad is in Punjab and its electricity comes from FESCO (Faisalabad Electric Supply Company).

Panel rate in FaisalabadRs 41.5/watt
585W panelRs 24,278
Sun hours / dayabout 5.2
Best fixed angle30° facing south

Solar panel price in Faisalabad today

A-grade solar panels in Faisalabad cost about Rs 41.5 per watt (rates checked 11 November 2026). That’s roughly Rs 0.5 per watt above the main wholesale markets, which covers transport and smaller dealer stock. Multiply the wattage by the per-watt rate to get the price of one plate.

Panel sizePrice in Faisalabad (approx.)Price range by brand
550 WRs 22,825Rs 21,725 – Rs 24,475
585 WRs 24,278Rs 23,108 – Rs 26,033
600 WRs 24,900Rs 23,700 – Rs 26,700
620 WRs 25,730Rs 24,490 – Rs 27,590
650 WRs 26,975Rs 25,675 – Rs 28,925
700 WRs 29,050Rs 27,650 – Rs 31,150
720 WRs 29,880Rs 28,440 – Rs 32,040

Brand and grade move the price within the range shown. See brand-wise rates on our main solar panel price in Pakistan page.

Faisalabad’s textile industry has made it a big market for commercial solar, and many dealers serve both factories and homes. Homes in Faisalabad commonly install 5–10 kW systems to run ACs through the hot summer.

Solar system price in Faisalabad

Here is what complete on-grid systems cost in Faisalabad, including panels, inverter, structure, wiring and installation, and how many units each one produces in Faisalabad’s sunshine:

SystemPanels (585W)Units per month in FaisalabadOn-grid cost (approx.)Monthly saving*
3 kW6440Rs 3.7 – 4.6 lakhRs 16,400
5 kW9660Rs 5.5 – 6.9 lakhRs 24,600
8 kW141,020Rs 8.6 – 10.7 lakhRs 38,200
10 kW181,310Rs 11.0 – 13.7 lakhRs 49,100
15 kW261,900Rs 15.9 – 19.8 lakhRs 71,000

*Assumes you use 60% of solar units yourself at about Rs 55 per unit and export the rest at Rs 11 under net billing. Batteries are not included in the cost.

In Faisalabad, on-grid or hybrid systems make the most sense for most homes. For backup during outages, a hybrid system adds batteries; size them with the battery backup calculator.

How much electricity does solar produce in Faisalabad?

Faisalabad gets about 5.2 peak sun hours a day on average. After real-world losses, every 1 kW of panels produces roughly 125 units a month, and one 585W panel makes about 2.4 units a day. Output is strong from March to October and drops noticeably in foggy winter weeks.

Best solar panel angle in Faisalabad

At a latitude of about 31.4°, the best fixed tilt angle in Faisalabad is about 30°, with panels facing true south. If your structure is adjustable, use about 16° in summer and 46° in winter. Try the tilt angle calculator for other settings.

Weather and installation tips for Faisalabad

Summers are hot and long, and winters bring weeks of fog and smog. Expect lower output from mid-December to January when fog sits over the plains, and size your system on yearly averages rather than winter days. Clean off the smog film after foggy spells to recover output.

Electricity company and bills in Faisalabad

Faisalabad is served by FESCO (Faisalabad Electric Supply Company), which follows NEPRA’s uniform national tariff. Use our FESCO bill calculator to see exactly how much a solar system would cut from your bill, including slab changes, FPA and taxes. Solar often drops a home into a lower slab, which saves more than the units alone.

Net billing in Faisalabad

New solar connections in Faisalabad fall under NEPRA’s 2026 net billing rules: units you export earn about Rs 11, while units you buy from FESCO cost your full tariff. That makes it smarter to size your system to your own daytime use, or add batteries, than to oversize for exports. Applications go through FESCO with an AEDB-certified installer. Check the savings with our net billing calculator.

Solar schemes and financing

Low-consumption households in Punjab (up to 200 units a month) may qualify for the CM Punjab Solar Panel Scheme, which provides free solar systems through balloting when registration is open. Many banks also offer solar financing; compare instalments with our solar financing calculator.

Calculate your solar system for Faisalabad

Solar calculator for Faisalabad

Bill se units dekhein aur apne ghar ka solar size, cost aur payback janein.

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Estimate only. Uses today's average panel rate and typical installation costs; hybrid batteries are extra. Get 2–3 dealer quotes before buying.

Buying tips in Faisalabad

  • Get at least three quotes and compare the per-watt rate, not just the total.
  • Ask for A-grade, documented panels and get the grade and model written on the invoice.
  • Verify the panel serial numbers on the manufacturer’s official site before installation.
  • Choose an installer who can show past installations near you and will handle warranty claims locally.
  • For an on-grid connection, make sure your installer is certified by AEDB.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the solar panel price in Faisalabad today?

A-grade solar panels in Faisalabad cost about Rs 41.5 per watt, so a 585W panel is around Rs 24,278. Brand and grade can move the price by a few rupees per watt.

How many units does a 5 kW solar system produce in Faisalabad?

About 660 units a month on average with nine 585W panels, more in summer and less in winter.

What is the best angle for solar panels in Faisalabad?

About 30° facing true south for a fixed structure, or 16° in summer and 46° in winter if you can adjust it.

Which electricity company serves Faisalabad?

Faisalabad is served by FESCO (Faisalabad Electric Supply Company).

Prices and rules change often. This page was last reviewed on 12 November 2026. Spotted an outdated rate? Tell us and we'll update it.