Electric Geyser Price in Pakistan
The electric geyser price in Pakistan depends on tank capacity, brand and heating setup. Lahore Centre offers electric storage geysers in different sizes, from compact 10L and 15L water heaters to larger 40L, 50L, 60L and 100L models.
Current prices start from around Rs. 15,500 and go up to Rs. 76,999. Canon, iZone, Midea, Signature and Cherry offer different tank sizes for daily hot-water needs
Technical Specifications of Electric Storage Geysers
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Type | Electric Storage Water Heater |
| Tank Sizes | 10L, 15L, 25L, 30L, 40L, 50L, 60L and 100L |
| Heating Source | Electricity |
| Water Storage | Built-in Tank |
| Temperature Control | Thermostat or Control Knob, depending on model |
| Heating Element | Varies by model |
| Tank Material | Varies by model |
| Overheat Protection | Available on selected models |
| Pressure Protection | Available on selected models |
| ELCB Protection | Available on selected models |
| Temperature Display | Available on selected models |
| Warranty | Varies by brand and model |
Features can change from one model to another. For example, the iZone 061-510SI uses a 2000W heating element, thermostat and 10L tank, while selected FSR Supreme models add different heating settings and electrical protection. The Canon FEWH-40 LY has a 40L storage capacity, adjustable thermostat, thermal cut-off and ELCB protection.
How to Choose an Electric Geyser Capacity
Tank size tells you how much hot water the geyser can store before it needs to heat more water.
- 10Lā15L: Works for smaller hot-water needs and limited use.
- 25Lā30L: Gives more stored water for regular daily use.
- 40Lā50L: Gives a larger hot-water reserve for bathrooms and repeated use.
- 60L: Can cover higher daily hot-water demand.
- 100L: Holds much more water for setups that need a large storage capacity.
Also look at heating wattage, reheating time, available installation space and your home's electrical wiring before choosing a model.
For more buying tips, read 7 Mistakes to Avoid When Buying an Electric Geyser.
Electric Storage Geyser Models and Prices
Prices may change with stock and market conditions.
Electric Storage Geyser vs Instant Geyser
An electric storage geyser heats water and keeps it inside a tank. You can use the stored hot water until the tank needs to heat another batch.
An instant geyser heats water while it flows through the unit and does not use a large storage tank.
Storage geysers make sense when you want a fixed amount of heated water ready for use. Instant models work differently, so compare your energy source, water flow and installation space before deciding.
For gas, electric and dual-fuel options, see the Geysers and Heaters range.
Electric Storage Geyser Brands at Lahore Centre
| Canon Electric Geyser | iZone Electric Geyser | Signature Electric Geyser |
| Midea Electric Geyser | Cherry Electric Geyser | Electric Geysers |
Buy Electric Geysers on Installments in Lahore
Lahore Centre offers selected electric geysers on installments in Lahore. Buyers can pay through monthly plans on eligible storage geysers instead of paying the full amount at once.
See the available installment plans for current terms.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How much electricity does a storage electric geyser use?
Electricity use depends on heating wattage, tank size, temperature setting and daily use. A 2000W model uses 2 kWh if the element runs continuously for one hour.
2. Should I switch off an electric geyser after the water gets hot?
The thermostat controls heating on supported models, but you should follow the instructions for your specific geyser.
3. Can I run an electric geyser on a solar inverter?
Yes, if the solar system and inverter can handle the geyser's wattage. Ask an electrician to confirm the load first.
4. Why does an electric geyser take longer to heat in winter?
The incoming water starts colder in winter, so the heating element needs more time to reach the set temperature.
5. Does hard water damage an electric geyser?
Hard water can leave scale on the heating element and inside the tank. Regular cleaning can help reduce buildup.