Charging Fan Price in Pakistan: Portable, Table, Pedestal and Ceiling Types, Battery Backup and Rates
Charging fan price in Pakistan runs from about PKR 1,500 for a small portable fan to about PKR 17,000 or more for a floor-standing model with a large battery. A charging fan, also sold as a rechargeable fan, keeps running during load-shedding because it carries its own battery. This page explains the types, what the battery and charging time really mean, what pushes the price up and how to compare a rate fairly. For fans that run on mains, see ceiling fans, pedestal fans and table fans.
What a charging fan is
A charging fan has a built-in battery, normally a sealed lead-acid or lithium pack, and a mains charger inside the body. You plug it in to charge and unplug it to use it where there is no power. Most models also run directly on mains while the battery charges, so the same fan serves normal days and power cuts.
Types sold in Pakistan include small hand and clip fans, table fans, pedestal or floor fans and a few ceiling models. The type decides the airflow, the battery size and the rate far more than the brand name does.
Charging fan price by type
These ranges show what retailers generally ask for each type. A fan with a remote, an LED light or a large battery sits at the upper end.
| Item | Indicative range |
|---|---|
| Mini or hand-held rechargeable fan | PKR 1,500 - 4,500 |
| Rechargeable table fan, 12 to 16 inch | PKR 4,000 - 10,000 |
| Rechargeable pedestal or floor fan | PKR 5,000 - 17,000 |
| Rechargeable ceiling fan | PKR 6,000 - 15,500 |
| Rechargeable mist fan with water spray | PKR 4,800 - 7,000 |
Prices move with brand, model, size and stock. Use these ranges to judge a quote, then compare the exact model and what is included.
Battery backup and charging time
Makers quote battery backup in hours, but the number depends on the speed. A fan may give eight hours on the lowest speed and only two or three hours on full speed. Ask for the backup at medium speed, because that is how most people use it.
Charging usually takes six to twelve hours from empty. A lithium pack is lighter and holds charge longer when idle, while a lead-acid pack is heavier, cheaper and easy to replace. A fan with a small battery in a big body is a common cheap trick, so check the battery rating in ampere-hours rather than trusting the box claim alone.
What pushes the price up
- Battery size. More capacity means longer backup and a higher rate.
- Remote control and speed steps. Remote models and fans with five or more speeds cost more.
- LED light and USB output. Handy in a power cut, and priced in.
- Solar charging. A fan with a solar panel input costs more but needs no mains.
- Motor and build. Copper winding and a metal stand cost more than a plastic body.
Brand ranges
Well known local and import brands sell charging fans, and their rates overlap. The figures below are typical retail ranges, not a promise from any seller.
| Item | Indicative range |
|---|---|
| Geepas rechargeable fans | About PKR 3,500 - 9,500 |
| Sonashi rechargeable fans | About PKR 3,200 - 8,500 |
| Super Asia rechargeable fans | About PKR 4,800 - 11,500 |
| Orient rechargeable fans | About PKR 5,000 - 12,500 |
| GFC rechargeable fans | About PKR 4,500 - 13,000 |
| Royal rechargeable fans | About PKR 6,000 - 15,000 |
Prices move with brand, model, size and stock. Use these ranges to judge a quote, then compare the exact model and what is included.
Choosing the right model
Pick the size by room: a 12 inch table fan for a desk, a 16 inch fan for a bedroom and a pedestal or floor fan for a lounge. Decide how many hours of backup you need on a normal night, then buy a battery that gives it at medium speed. Check the warranty on the battery separately from the motor, because the battery is the part that wears first.
For households with long outages, a rechargeable fan is a sensible backup but not a replacement for an inverter ceiling fan on solar. See DC inverter ceiling fans for that route, and the ceiling fan size and wattage guide for sizing.
Care and battery life
Charge the fan fully before first use, avoid running it flat every day and keep it away from damp. Lead-acid batteries last longer when topped up regularly, while lithium packs dislike heat. Expect a battery to last about two to four years with normal use. Replacement packs are sold separately, so ask the price of a replacement battery before you buy.
How to compare two quotes
Put the two fans side by side on the same points: battery type and ampere-hour rating, backup hours at medium speed, charging time, number of speeds, remote and light, warranty for motor and battery and what is in the box. A fan that looks PKR 1,500 cheaper but has half the battery is not cheaper. Ask for the exact model number and keep the box until you are sure the fan works.
Frequently Asked Questions
Charging fan price in Pakistan starts at about PKR 1,500 for a mini portable fan and reaches about PKR 17,000 for a large pedestal or floor model. Table fans are usually PKR 4,000 to 10,000 and pedestal fans PKR 5,000 to 17,000 depending on battery and features.
Backup depends on battery size and speed. Many fans give six to eight hours on low speed and only two to three hours on high speed. Ask for the backup at medium speed, and check the battery rating in ampere-hours rather than relying only on the box claim.
Most rechargeable fans run on mains while they charge, so one fan covers normal days and power cuts. Check the manual for the model, because a few cheap models run only on the battery. Running on mains while charging is safe for properly designed units.
Lead-acid packs are cheaper, heavier and easy to replace. Lithium packs are lighter, hold charge better when idle and cost more. For a fan used every night either works, so pick by weight, replacement price and the warranty offered on the battery.
Yes, it gives cooling for a few hours without mains, which is enough for a night in a small room. For long outages, an inverter ceiling fan on solar or a battery system is a stronger option. A charging fan is a backup, not a full replacement.
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