About the Khurshid fan brand
The company behind the brand says it began in 1990 under the name S.G.S Electrical Company, and that it has focused on energy-saving fans, including AC DC and brushless designs. These are the maker's own statements, so treat them as background rather than as a ranking. What matters when you buy is the model in your hand, its wattage, its motor and its warranty.
Searches use several spellings, including Khurshid and Khursheed, and they all refer to the same fan name.
Ranges and models
The maker lists several model families for ceiling fans, among them Std, Prime and Winner. Some are plain AC fans. Others are AC DC fans that work on mains and on a battery or solar supply. A few come with a remote control. Model names change over time, so ask the seller for the exact model code and the wattage printed on the label rather than relying on a name alone.
AC and AC DC fans
A plain AC fan runs on mains only and uses about 70 to 80 watts at a 56 inch size. An AC DC fan also runs from a battery or solar panel and uses far less power, often around 30 watts. For a house with long power cuts, an AC DC fan connected to a solar system keeps working and costs less to run. See our DC inverter ceiling fans page and the ceiling fan size and wattage guide for how to size and wire them.
Khurshid fan price guide
Rates differ by seller, model and stock. These ranges are indicative market figures, not a promise from the maker or any dealer.
| Item | Indicative range |
|---|---|
| Khurshid AC DC 56 inch fan, 30 watt | About PKR 14,500 |
| Conventional AC 56 inch fan, branded | PKR 10,000 - 16,000 |
| AC DC or inverter 56 inch fan, premium | PKR 14,000 - 22,000 |
| Remote-controlled model | Add about PKR 1,000 - 2,000 |
Prices move with brand, model, size and stock. Use these ranges to judge a quote, then compare the exact model and what is included.
How to compare with other brands
Compare the watt rating, the motor winding material, the motor warranty, the blade finish and the availability of spare parts. Our guide to GFC, Royal, Pak and Sonex fans lists the same checks for other makers, and the best ceiling fan brand guide compares them side by side once it is published.
What to check before you buy
- Model code and wattage. Make sure the label matches the box and the invoice.
- Motor warranty. The maker states a motor warranty for its AC range. Ask for it in writing.
- Copper winding. Ask whether the winding is copper.
- Remote and battery. Check that the remote works and what battery it uses.
- Packing and seal. Buy a sealed box from a reliable seller.
Installation and wiring
Hang the fan from a proper hook fixed in the slab, use the down rod that suits the ceiling height and keep the blades about seven feet above the floor. Fixed wiring should be done by a licensed electrician. An AC fan can use a fan regulator, but an AC DC or inverter fan should use its own remote or controller. Protect the circuit with an MCB.
Care and common faults
Wipe the blades every month, tighten the screws now and then and keep the motor dry. A humming fan may need a new capacitor, a wobbling fan may have a bent blade and a slow fan may have a weak motor. A good seller can supply parts, so ask about service before you buy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. People spell the name both ways when they search, and both refer to the same fan brand. When you compare a model, use the model code on the box and the label, because spelling on a shop sign or a listing can vary.
A Khurshid AC DC 56 inch fan with a 30 watt rating is indicatively about PKR 14,500. Conventional AC fans are about PKR 10,000 to 16,000 and premium AC DC models about PKR 14,000 to 22,000, depending on the model, the seller and the stock.
For homes with long power cuts, yes. A 30 watt AC DC fan uses far less power than a plain AC fan and can run on a battery or solar supply. For homes without cuts, the saving is smaller, and a plain AC fan may be enough.
The maker states a motor warranty for its AC range. Terms can differ by model and seller, so ask for the warranty in writing, check what it covers and keep the invoice. Remote controls and capacitors often carry shorter cover.
Compare the watt rating, copper winding, motor warranty, blade finish and spare parts across the models you shortlist. Brand pages for GFC, Royal, Pak and Sonex fans on this site list the same checks, so you can compare like with like.
Send the size, the type and the number of fans on WhatsApp. We confirm what we can supply and reply with a written rate that lists the model, wattage, warranty and delivery, so you can compare quotes from different sellers on the same scope.