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Power Socket Price in Pakistan: 13 A, 15 A and 20 A Types for Appliances, Air Conditioner and Geyser Points and Safe Fitting

Power socket price in Pakistan runs from about PKR 200 for a basic socket to over PKR 2,500 for a premium 13 A switched socket, and heavier loads such as an air conditioner or a geyser need a stronger socket or a direct connection. A power socket is where an appliance plugs into the wiring, and the right rating prevents heat and burn marks. This page explains the ratings, which socket suits which appliance, indicative rates and safe fitting. See also plugs and sockets, switches and extension boards.

What a power socket needs to handle

A socket must carry the full current of the appliance without heating. A kettle, iron or heater draws 8 to 13 amperes, an air conditioner 7 to 12 amperes while running and more at start, and a geyser 8 to 13 amperes. Choose a socket and wire to match, not just to fit the plug.

Row of power sockets on a living room wall behind a TV unit with neat cables, evening light
Row of power sockets on a living room wall behind a TV unit

Power socket price in Pakistan

Rates depend on rating, finish and brand. These indicative ranges show common retail figures.

ItemIndicative range
Basic socket, local brandPKR 190 - 300
13 A switched socket, mid brandPKR 1,070 - 1,140
Premium or international 13 A socketPKR 1,150 - 2,590
20 A heavy-duty socketPKR 800 - 2,500
Socket with USB portsPKR 1,200 - 3,500
Industrial 16 A socketPKR 970 - 1,070

Prices move with brand, model, size and stock. Use these ranges to judge a quote, then compare the exact model and what is included.

Which socket for which appliance

  • Phone chargers and lamps. Any good 13 A socket.
  • Kettle, iron, toaster. A 13 A socket on a dedicated circuit.
  • Air conditioner and geyser. A 20 A socket or a direct connection through a double-pole switch.
  • Workshop machines. An industrial socket.
Heavy duty 20 A socket with a metal plate next to an air conditioner point, close-up
Heavy duty 20 A socket with a metal plate next to an air con

Number and position of sockets

Most homes end up short of sockets. Plan at least four to six in a bedroom, six or more in a kitchen and extra behind the TV and desk. Fit them 12 to 18 inches from the floor, and higher in kitchens above the counter. Planning early avoids extension board clutter later.

Circuits and breakers

Run sockets on their own circuit with a matching MCB and an RCCB for shock safety. Heavy loads need their own circuit and the correct wire size. See the wire and cable guide for sizes.

USB and smart sockets

Sockets with USB ports charge phones without adaptors, but the USB module may run warm. Smart sockets switch loads from a phone and measure power, but check their current rating. See WiFi switches and smart switches.

Quality checks

  • Brass contacts. They stay tight and run cool.
  • Shutters. Needed for child safety.
  • Weight and finish. A heavier body usually means better build.
  • Marking. The rating and brand should be moulded in.

Fitting and safety

Fixed wiring should be done by a licensed electrician. A loose terminal burns the socket, so the connections must be tight and the earth connected. Replace any socket with burn marks, and check the wire and the load before fitting a new one.

Frequently Asked Questions

A basic socket is about PKR 190 to 300, a mid-brand 13 A switched socket about PKR 1,070 to 1,140, a premium socket about PKR 1,150 to 2,590 and a 20 A heavy-duty socket about PKR 800 to 2,500. Ask for the specification in writing so you can compare quotes on the same basis.

Use a 20 A heavy-duty socket or a direct connection through a double-pole switch or breaker, with the correct wire size. An ordinary 13 A socket or an extension board can overheat under that load. Check the warranty terms and who honours them before you pay.

Plan at least four to six in a bedroom and six or more in a kitchen, plus extra behind the TV and desk. Planning before plaster avoids extension boards later. Measure carefully and confirm sizes with the seller before ordering. Rates and stock change, so confirm the current position before you commit.

A warm socket means a loose terminal, a worn contact or an overload. Unplug the load, switch off at the breaker and replace the socket. Check the wire and the load before fitting a new one. Rates and stock change, so confirm the current position before you commit.

Yes, a 30 mA RCCB on socket circuits gives shock protection, especially in kitchens, bathrooms and outdoors. Pair it with an MCB sized to the wire. If you are unsure, send a photo and the measurements and we will advise. Ask for the specification in writing so you can compare quotes on the same basis.

Usually the same working day once you send the quantity, the size or rating and a photo. The reply is a written rate with the model, warranty and delivery listed, so you can compare it against other quotes line by line. Rates and stock change, so confirm the current position before you commit.

Planning sockets for a house?

Send the details and a photo. We reply with a written rate.