
#1 · sunsolar.pkZnshine · 585 W
ZNShine 585W N-Type Bifacial
sunsolar.pk · 3 Oct, 5:31 am
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How we collect prices →Panel rates · October 2026
Real prices from dealer listings across Pakistan, checked every few hours. Know the fair rate per watt before you call a dealer, so nobody overcharges you.
Typical rate today
Rs 40.0 /watt
Cheapest panel
Rs 16,775
Znshine 585W · sunsolar.pk
Rs 28/WMost listings: Rs 38.0 – 42.4/WRs 50/W
Updated · 4 dealers · 78 listings
Pick a plate size and how many you need. Uses today's typical price.
Panels only at Rs 40/W. Inverter, batteries, structure, wiring and installation are extra.
Lowest price per watt first, showing 8 of 78.

#1 · sunsolar.pkZnshine · 585 W
sunsolar.pk · 3 Oct, 5:31 am
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#2 · kamalsolar.pkRonma · 585 W
kamalsolar.pk · 3 Oct, 5:30 am
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#3 · kamalsolar.pkFronus · 585 W
kamalsolar.pk · 3 Oct, 5:30 am
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#4 · kamalsolar.pkCoreTech · 585 W
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#5 · kamalsolar.pkRenesola · 585 W
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#6 · kamalsolar.pkZnshine · 585 W
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View at dealer (opens kamalsolar.pk in a new tab)#7 · solarpanelpriceinpakistan.pkOsda · 585 W
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#8 · kamalsolar.pkTCL · 620 W
kamalsolar.pk · 3 Oct, 5:30 am
View at dealer (opens kamalsolar.pk in a new tab)Typical (average) price per watt from the latest dealer listings.
Fewer than 3 listings — treat as a rough guide
FronusRs 33.8/W1 listing · Rs 19,773 per plateCoreTechRs 35.3/W1 listing · Rs 20,621 per plateRenesolaRs 35.5/W1 listing · Rs 20,768 per plateRonmaRs 36.0/W2 listings · Rs 19,539 – 23,870 per plateOsdaRs 36.7/W2 listings · Rs 21,294 – 21,645 per plateHuasunRs 37.0/W1 listing · Rs 26,270 per plateTurkishRs 37.5/W1 listing · Rs 21,938 per plateRenaRs 38.0/W1 listing · Rs 22,230 per plateJescoRs 38.0/W1 listing · Rs 23,560 per plateMesolRs 38.5/W1 listing · Rs 22,522 per plateCora DawnRs 39.0/W2 listings · Rs 23,062 – 26,325 per plateCrownRs 39.5/W1 listing · Rs 24,490 per plateYingliRs 40.0/W2 listings · Rs 25,200 – 28,800 per plateInverexRs 41.5/W1 listing · Rs 25,730 per plateRisenRs 41.6/W2 listings · Rs 30,525 – 31,080 per plateThe green bar is each brand's price range per watt; the dark tick is its typical rate.
Typical price for one panel, for sizes with at least 3 listings.
Daily average, last 2 days
Prices move every week. Use today's rate per watt to check any quote you get, and size your system first so you only pay for what you need.
Panels are only part of the bill. Work out the full setup before you buy.
Most dealers quote a rate per watt. Multiply it by the panel's rated wattage to get the price of one panel. High-wattage N-type bifacial modules (580–620 W) are now the usual choice for homes because they need fewer panels and less roof space per kW.
Every figure comes from a real dealer listing and is timestamped in Pakistan time. When we don't have fresh data for a brand or size, we say so instead of guessing.
Dealers quote panels per watt. One panel costs the per-watt rate multiplied by its wattage, so at today's typical rate of about Rs 40/W a 585 W panel costs roughly Rs 23,400. We show both numbers for every listing.
Rates follow the rupee–dollar exchange rate, factory prices in China, import duties and taxes, and local stock. Demand also rises before summer and around budget time, so dealer rates can move week to week. Every price here is timestamped.
Nobody can reliably predict the next move. Check the price history on this page: if rates are stable, waiting usually costs you more in electricity bills than you might save on panels. If prices just jumped, getting a few fresh quotes a couple of weeks later can be worth it.
We don't rank brands. Compare price per watt, whether it is N-type, the product and performance warranty in writing, who handles warranty claims in Pakistan, and proof that the stock came through an official distributor. A genuine panel from any large manufacturer beats a cheap one of unknown origin.
N-type cells usually lose less output in hot weather and degrade more slowly, and the price gap is now small. Bifacial panels only gain much when the back can catch reflected light, for example on a raised structure over a light-coloured roof. On a low, flush mount the extra gain is small.
Match the serial number printed under the glass with the label on the back, check it on the manufacturer's own website rather than a QR code from the shop, and check a few panels from each batch.
No. They are indicative panel-only rates from public dealer listings. Confirm the final price and warranty with the dealer, and use the system cost estimate to add the inverter, structure, wiring and labour.