UPS and Battery Price in Pakistan: August 2026 Costs for Load Shedding

Key Takeaways

• An entry-level UPS and battery setup costs Rs 82,000–88,000 (August 2026).
• A 12V UPS requires one 12V battery; a 24V UPS requires two 12V batteries in series.
• Tubular batteries like the Osaka HT-1800 (Rs 39,500–42,500) offer a 1-year warranty and 1,250 cycles (August 2026).
• Lithium alternatives start from Rs 75,000 for a 12V 100Ah unit (Inverex, single-source, August 2026).

What Does a UPS with Battery Cost in Pakistan?

To combat load shedding, you will need both a UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) unit and suitable batteries. An entry-level setup, combining a Homage HVS-1214SCC 1000W UPS with one Osaka HT-1800 185Ah tubular battery, costs roughly Rs 82,000–88,000 if bought separately (August 2026). Mid-range options can reach Rs 133,000–150,000 for a 24V system with two batteries, while hybrid-ready setups start around Rs 150,000–156,000 (August 2026).

We have compiled prices for popular UPS units and batteries available in Pakistan. These figures are based on live retail listings we accessed on August 23, 2026. We checked multiple online retailers, including w11stop.com, batterymax.pk, and solarpanelprices.pk, to provide price ranges where discrepancies were found. Where only one source was available, we have noted it as "single-source."

UPS / Inverter-UPS Unit Prices (August 2026)

The table below lists common UPS and inverter-UPS units and their prices. Note that hybrid inverters can also function as UPS units, offering future solar upgrade paths.

Figures as of August 2026.

Tubular / Lead-Acid Battery Prices (August 2026)

Tubular batteries are the traditional choice for UPS systems in Pakistan due to their cost-effectiveness.

Figures as of August 2026.

You can find more detailed pricing and comparisons for individual battery brands in our guide to tubular battery prices in Pakistan.

How We Verified Prices and What to Watch Out For

We gathered all prices on August 23, 2026, by checking multiple online retailers and aggregator sites. For each product, we sought at least two independent sources. If prices varied significantly between sources, we present a range and note it as "dealer-dependent." For example, the Phoenix TX-1800 shows a wide range from Rs 37,000 to Rs 53,000 (August 2026). This variability is common in the Pakistani market and means you should expect to negotiate or shop around.

Crucially, no retailer we checked offered a combined UPS and battery package price. All combo totals we provide are computed sums of separately listed UPS units and batteries. This means you will purchase the UPS and batteries as distinct items.

Be cautious of grey market imports or refurbished units, especially for batteries. Always verify the warranty terms directly with the seller and ensure they are an authorized dealer. The market for solar products in Pakistan can be complex, with prices fluctuating and stock availability changing rapidly.

Understanding UPS and Battery Combinations

The type of UPS you choose dictates the number of batteries required.

• 12V UPS units (e.g., Homage HVS-1214SCC Vertex) require one 12V battery.
• 24V UPS units (e.g., Homage HVS-2414SCC Vertex, Inverex Veyron II Premium 1.6kW) require two 12V batteries wired in series. This means the battery cost for a 24V system will be double that of a 12V system for comparable battery capacity.

Here are some computed combo totals based on August 2026 prices:

Figures as of August 2026.

Lithium Battery Alternatives for UPS Systems

While tubular batteries are common, lithium-ion batteries offer a longer cycle life and often a more compact footprint. However, they come at a higher upfront cost.

Figures as of August 2026.

For a detailed comparison of costs and benefits, read our guide on lithium vs. tubular batteries in 2026. You can also explore specific brands in our lithium battery price in Pakistan guide.

How Long Will Your Battery Last During Load Shedding?

The backup time you get from your battery depends on its capacity and the total load (power consumption) of your appliances. Brand guidance from Daewoo (April 2026) suggests:

• A 175Ah battery might provide approximately 200 minutes of backup for a 500W load.
• The same 175Ah battery would last about 100 minutes for a 1,000W load.
• A 200Ah battery could offer around 230 minutes for a 500W load.
• A 100Ah battery is estimated to provide about 110 minutes for a 500W load.

These are approximations, and actual backup times will vary based on battery age, temperature, and the efficiency of your UPS. It is important to note that the real backup time will typically halve as the battery ages.

To accurately determine your battery needs, you must calculate your household's power consumption during load shedding. Our solar sizing tool can help you estimate your requirements. For more in-depth guidance, consult our article on how many kWh battery you need.

Battery Warranty and Lifespan Considerations

Battery warranties in Pakistan typically range from 6 months to 1 year for tubular lead-acid batteries.

• The Osaka HT-1800 ProMax and Phoenix TX-1800 Power Cube both offer a 1-year warranty (August 2026). The Osaka HT-1800 ProMax has a stated cycle life of 1,250 cycles at 80% Depth of Discharge (DoD). The Phoenix TX-1800 also specifies 1,250 cycles at 80% DoD.
• Daewoo's DIB deep-cycle series carries a 12-month warranty, while their budget DSS series offers only 6 months (April 2026).

The expected lifespan of a battery type also varies:

• Flooded flat plate batteries: 2–3 years
• Tubular flooded batteries: 5–8 years
• AGM sealed batteries: 3–5 years
• Sealed deep-cycle batteries: 4–6 years

These are general estimates (Daewoo, April 2026). Factors like operating temperature, charging practices, and depth of discharge significantly impact actual battery life.

Choosing the Right UPS for Your Needs

When selecting a UPS, consider its capacity (VA/Watts) and whether it supports solar input.

• The Homage HVS-1214SCC Vertex is a 1200VA / 1000W unit that supports up to 600W of solar input (August 2026). This makes it a good choice if you plan to add a few solar panels later to reduce electricity bills or extend backup time.
• Larger units like the Homage HVS-2414SCC Vertex (2400VA / 1800W) or the Inverex Veyron II Premium 1.6kW (1.6kW hybrid) are suitable for higher loads and require two batteries. These hybrid models can integrate solar panels directly, offering more advanced energy management.

Always ensure the UPS you choose is compatible with the type of battery you intend to use. Some advanced lithium batteries require specific inverter settings or a Battery Management System (BMS) to function correctly.