Pedestal Fan Price in Pakistan: 18 and 24 Inch Sizes, Watts, AC DC and Mist Models and Buying Checks
Pedestal fan price in Pakistan runs from about PKR 8,500 for a plain 18 inch fan to PKR 25,000 for a mist model. A pedestal fan, also called a stand fan, is a height-adjustable fan on a floor stand that cools a living room, lounge, workshop or lawn without any ceiling work, and the usual sizes are 18 and 24 inch. This page covers sizes, watts and electricity use, the AC DC and mist types, indicative rates and the checks that save money. For fans fixed to the ceiling, see ceiling fans; for small desk fans, see table fans.
Sizes and where each one fits
An 18 inch pedestal fan suits a bedroom or office corner. A 24 inch fan moves more air and suits a lounge, hall, shop or workshop. Bigger blade diameter moves more air at lower speed, which is quieter than a small fan on full speed.
Choose the stand height too. Most models adjust from about three to five feet, which lets you aim air at a sofa or a bed.
Pedestal fan watts and electricity use
A conventional 24 inch pedestal fan draws roughly 110 to 140 watts. Over a six-hour evening that is under one unit of electricity, which is cheaper than running an air conditioner by a wide margin. DC and inverter pedestal fans use much less, often 30 to 60 watts, and keep running on a battery or solar system. Check the watt rating on the label, because it tells you both the power bill and how long a battery will last.
Pedestal fan price in Pakistan
Retail rates differ by brand, size and motor. The ranges below show what buyers generally see.
| Item | Indicative range |
|---|---|
| 18 inch pedestal fan, AC | PKR 8,500 - 10,500 |
| 24 inch pedestal fan, AC | PKR 11,500 - 16,000 |
| 24 inch AC DC pedestal fan | PKR 15,000 - 20,000 |
| Branded 24 inch deluxe stand fan | PKR 13,500 - 22,000 |
| Pedestal mist fan, 24 inch | PKR 17,000 - 25,000 |
| Rechargeable pedestal fan | PKR 5,000 - 17,000 |
Prices move with brand, model, size and stock. Use these ranges to judge a quote, then compare the exact model and what is included.
AC, DC and rechargeable models
A plain AC pedestal fan works on mains only. An AC DC fan also accepts a battery or solar supply, so it keeps running in a power cut and costs less to run. A rechargeable pedestal fan has its own battery and charger inside the base; see our charging fan guide for how battery backup works.
If power cuts are long, an AC DC fan connected to a solar panel and battery is the more economical long-term choice. If cuts are short, a rechargeable fan is enough.
Oscillation, speeds and remote
Most pedestal fans oscillate side to side and have three speeds. A remote, a timer and a tilt adjustment add convenience and cost. Check that the oscillation lock is easy to use, that the stand locks firmly at your chosen height and that the base is heavy enough not to tip.
Mist pedestal fans
A mist pedestal fan sprays fine water into the airflow, which lowers the felt temperature in dry heat. They suit open lawns, verandas, shops and marriage halls. They cost more and need water and a clean tank. See our mist fan guide for rates and care.
What to check before buying
- Motor. Ask whether the winding is copper and how long the motor warranty is.
- Blade and guard. Metal guards and balanced blades run quietly and last longer.
- Stand. A heavy base and a solid height lock stop wobble.
- Wattage. Compare the watt rating, not only the size.
- Warranty and parts. Ask where you can get a capacitor or a motor if needed.
Using and maintaining a stand fan
Wipe the guard and blades every few weeks, since dust slows the fan and adds noise. Keep the fan away from wet floors, keep the cable out of the walking path and do not tape a damaged cable. A wobble usually means a loose blade nut or an unbalanced blade, both easy fixes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Pedestal fan rates run from about PKR 8,500 for a plain 18 inch fan to about PKR 16,000 for a 24 inch AC fan, PKR 15,000 to 20,000 for a 24 inch AC DC fan and PKR 17,000 to 25,000 for a mist model, depending on brand and motor.
A conventional 24 inch pedestal fan uses roughly 110 to 140 watts. DC and inverter models use far less, often 30 to 60 watts. Check the label on the back of the motor, because the watt rating tells you both your power cost and battery runtime.
A 24 inch fan moves more air and suits lounges, halls and workshops, while an 18 inch fan suits a bedroom or office corner. A larger blade can move the same air at lower speed, which is quieter, so choose the bigger one if the space allows.
An AC fan runs on mains only. An AC DC fan also runs on a battery or solar supply, so it keeps going during power cuts and uses less power. It costs more to buy but saves on running cost where outages are long.
Use it only in a dry, covered spot such as a veranda. Rain and dust damage the motor and wiring. Mist pedestal fans are made for open air, but they still need a protected socket and a flat, stable surface for the base.
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, motor type, warranty and delivery, so you can compare quotes from different sellers on the same scope.
Need a stand fan?
Send the room size, the item and a photo. We reply with a written rate.