Haier Inverter AC Heat and Cool in Pakistan 2026: 8 Models, Units an Hour and Solar Hybrid

Why read a Haier inverter AC list without prices? Because the unit figure is what shapes your winter bill, and few price lists show it. We opened Haier's page for each model below, copied the heating and cooling ranges, and added the Solar Hybrid models that take direct solar input. Each model has Haier's own picture after its heading. The warranty on every page we read is 10 years on the compressor and 5 years on all parts.

8 Haier inverter ACs compared by heat and input

The table shows BTU output and input range for 8 Haier models, from 1 ton to 2 tons. Heating runs from 15,500 to 28,500 BTU. Input is in kilowatts, and one kilowatt running for one hour is one unit on your bill.

BTU is a measure of heat. To turn it into kilowatts, divide by 3,412. Haier's pages give a range, not one rated figure, because an inverter speeds up and slows down with the room. They do not say what the unit uses at a normal setting, so treat the top of the range as the worst case.

An hour on heat costs Rs 14 to Rs 116 at the higher slab

At Rs 33.10 a unit, an hour on heat costs about Rs 14 to Rs 19 at the bottom of each range and Rs 45 to Rs 116 at the top. A warm, closed room stays near the bottom. A cold room with an open door stays near the top.

Rs 13.01 is the protected home rate for 101 to 200 units, and Rs 33.10 is the unprotected rate for 201 to 300 units, from S.R.O. 279(I)/2026 as recorded by our team. These are energy charges only, before fuel adjustment, fixed charges and tax. Those rates sit on the full 2026 slab list.

Compare top input with top heat output, and these ACs give about 3 to 3.5 units of heat per unit on most models. The 1 ton T3 Plus gives 4.54 kW of heat from 1.35 kW. The sum falls to about 2.4 on the 2 ton HPU model at its top input. A plain electric heater gives about 1, so the AC wins clearly on running cost if your home already has one. The electric heater cost per hour shows the other side of that comparison.

The T3 Plus range covers 1 ton to 2 tons

Haier's T3 Plus range is the mainstream choice. The same 1.5 ton figures appear across most models, and the differences are the body colour, purifier filter and UV light. Pay for those only if you want them, because the heating input barely moves.

Haier T3 Plus HSU-14HFTEX

1 ton, 15,500 BTU heat, 0.57 to 1.35 kW. It also comes in an off-white body, the OW version. For one bedroom this is the model we would look at first, since its top input is well under a 2,000 watt heater.

Haier T3 Plus HSU-20HFTEX

1.5 ton, 23,000 BTU heat, 0.54 to 1.90 kW. Note the low end. It can drop as low as the 1 ton in a warm room, so a slightly bigger unit is not a big penalty in winter.

Haier Purifier T3 Plus HSU-20HJ

1.5 ton, 23,000 BTU heat, 0.42 to 1.91 kW. The filter is a Super IFD, and Haier claims clean air delivery up to 300 cubic metres an hour. With winter smog in Punjab that may be worth having, but it is no substitute for an air purifier in a large room.

Haier UV T3 Plus HSU-20HJUV

1.5 ton, 23,000 BTU heat, 0.54 to 1.90 kW. Haier says UV lights near the air inlet act on airborne germs as air passes through. We cannot test that claim, so judge it as an extra rather than a reason to buy.

Haier T3 Plus HPU-24HDZCA

2 ton, 28,500 BTU heat, 0.51 to 3.5 kW. A tall floor-standing unit for a big lounge. Its 3.5 kW top input is the highest here, so it needs a heavy circuit, and an electrician should check that before you buy it.

Solar Hybrid models take direct panel input

Haier's Solar Hybrid range accepts direct solar power as well as the grid. The 2 ton Solar Hybrid IV lists a DC input of 80 to 380 volts. Haier's pages do not say how many panels you need, so get that in writing from the dealer.

Haier Solar Hybrid III

1.5 ton, 23,000 BTU heat, 0.54 to 1.9 kW. It has the same heating figures as the T3 Plus, plus a direct solar connection. It suits a home that uses the AC in daytime.

Haier Solar Hybrid III Pro

1.5 ton, 20,300 BTU heat, 0.54 to 1.9 kW. Its stated heat is lower than the plain III at the same input. Ask the dealer why before you pay more for the Pro label.

Haier Solar Hybrid IV

2 ton, 26,500 BTU heat, 0.56 to 2.62 kW, DC 80 to 380 volts. Three 610 watt panels add up to 1.83 kW on their labels in the best sun, by our sum. So panels alone will not carry it at full heat, and the grid or a battery fills the gap. At night it runs from the grid or your inverter, like any AC. Remember that winter evenings are when you want heat most.

Ask the dealer these 5 things before you pay

Haier's pages leave out the price and a few details that matter. Five short questions get you the rest. Ask for the answers on a printed quote or by message, so nobody can change them on delivery day.

1. What is the price for this exact model code, including tax?
2. What are the install cost and the pipe length included?
3. Is the warranty card the 10 year compressor and 5 year parts cover from the Haier page?
4. For a solar model, how many panels are needed and who wires them?
5. Does this unit carry the PSQCA standard and an energy label you can read?

Questions people ask about Haier heat and cool ACs

Does a Haier inverter AC have heating?

Yes, on all 8 Pakistan models we opened. Each page lists a heating BTU figure and a heating input range.

How many units does a Haier 1 ton inverter AC use?

The 1 ton T3 Plus lists 0.57 to 1.35 kW on heat and 0.36 to 1.19 kW on cool, which means the same number of units an hour.

What is the price of a Haier inverter AC?

Haier's Pakistan product pages show no price. They send you to a Buy Now link for its online mall, which did not show us prices when we tried, so ask a dealer.

Can a Haier Solar Hybrid AC run with no grid?

Haier's pages list direct solar input but do not say how it behaves with no grid. Ask the dealer before you buy for that purpose.

What is the Haier AC warranty in Pakistan?

On the pages we read, 10 years on the compressor and 5 years on all parts. Confirm it on your warranty card.

Is 1.5 ton better than 1 ton for winter?

Not always. On Haier's figures the 1.5 ton has a lower floor and a higher ceiling, so it suits a big room and costs more when the room stays cold.

How we verified this

What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.

We read every figure on Haier's Pakistan air conditioner pages on 7 November 2026, and each picture comes from that model's own page. Rates are from S.R.O. 279(I)/2026 as recorded by our team, and all sums are our own. We have not run these ACs ourselves, and we could not read a price from Haier.