NasGas Geyser Price in Pakistan 2026: Rs 18,500 to Rs 64,500, 13 Gas and Electric Models

NasGas geysers cost Rs 18,500 to Rs 64,500 on NasGas's own store, read on 7 November 2026. The cheapest is the SEM-100 fast electric heater. The cheapest instant gas geyser is the DG-6L at Rs 22,300, and the dearest model is the DEG-55 Super Heavy, a big electric and gas tank.

So which NasGas geyser should you buy? Start with your gas supply, not the price. A home with steady gas can use an instant gas geyser and pay very little in electricity. A home with long gas cuts needs a NasGas electric geyser or a dual tank, and then the unit count matters. We list 13 models below with their maker's picture, price and rating, and we work out the units for every electric one.

13 NasGas geysers compared by price and rating

The table gives the 13 models we picked from the 41 geysers NasGas lists, with the current store price, the higher price NasGas shows beside it, and the rating. Below it, each model has its own picture and a short verdict from us.

NasGas prints two prices on each listing without a label. We treat the lower one as today's selling price. A shop near you may charge a different amount.

Instant gas geysers start at Rs 22,300 and need steady gas

NasGas sells instant gas geysers from Rs 22,300 for 6 litres to Rs 34,000 for 10 litres. They heat water only while the tap runs, so they burn no gas between showers. With the gas off, you get cold water, and that is the whole trade.

NasGas DG-6L Glass Series

Rs 22,300. Rated 6 litres and 12 kW. On instant geysers the litre figure usually means flow a minute, so this one suits a single bathroom. It is the sensible buy for a small flat, and a poor buy if two people bathe at once.

NasGas DG-8L Glass Series

Rs 29,600. Rated 8 litres and 16 kW. That is Rs 7,300 more than the DG-6L for two more litres and 4 kW more burner. Choose it when one geyser has to serve a shower and a basin.

NasGas DG-10L Glass Series

Rs 34,000. Rated 10 litres and 20 kW. This is the largest glass model we picked, and it burns gas fast while running. Fit it with a proper flue, and read the gas heater and geyser safety rules before the first use, because carbon monoxide has no smell.

Fast electric heaters use 1 to 2 units an hour

The fast electric SEM range from NasGas costs Rs 18,500 to Rs 25,500. These small units need no gas line. Each one uses 1 to 2 units for every hour its element runs, so short daily use stays cheap and long use does not.

NasGas SEM-100

Rs 18,500. Rated 1,500 watts, which is 1.5 units for each hour of heating. It is the lowest price in the whole NasGas range, and the one to look at for a single wash basin or a small bathroom with no gas.

NasGas SEM-200 Plus

Rs 23,500. Rated 2,000 watts, or 2 units an hour. NasGas does not state the tank size on this listing, so ask the seller before you pay.

NasGas SEM-300 Plus

Rs 25,500. Rated 1,000 to 2,000 watts. The lower setting cuts the use to 1 unit an hour, and the water takes longer to warm. That choice is worth Rs 2,000 over the SEM-200 Plus if you watch your monthly units.

Electric tanks hold 30 to 80 litres for Rs 22,200 to Rs 28,000

The NEG tanks from NasGas store hot water for several uses and cost Rs 22,200 to Rs 28,000. The 30, 40 and 50 litre tanks use 2,000 watts. The 60 and 80 litre tanks use 3,000 watts, which adds 1 more unit an hour.

NasGas NEG-30

Rs 22,200. 30 litres at 2,000 watts. It costs Rs 100 less than the 6 litre gas geyser, so the price will not decide this choice. Your gas supply will.

NasGas NEG-50

Rs 24,200. 50 litres at the same 2,000 watts. Rs 2,000 more buys 20 more litres. A bigger tank takes longer to heat, but the hourly use is no higher, and this is the model we would look at first for a family of four.

NasGas NEG-80

Rs 28,000. 80 litres at 3,000 watts, so 3 units an hour. Only pick it for a large family. In a home near the 200 unit limit, one hour a day of this tank adds 90 units a month.

NasGas NES-330 Solar-Friendly

Rs 27,200. 30 litres with three power settings: 800, 1,200 and 2,000 watts. NasGas sells it as solar-friendly, and the low setting is the reason, since a small daytime solar system can carry 800 watts. It costs Rs 5,000 more than the NEG-30, so skip it if you have no panels.

Dual tanks run on electricity when the gas goes

The DEG tanks from NasGas work on gas or electricity and cost Rs 39,850 to Rs 64,500. They cost far more than a plain electric tank, and that is the price of hot water through gas cuts. On electricity they use 3 to 4 units an hour.

NasGas DEG-15 Super Delux

Rs 39,850. Gas and a 3 kW electric element, with double safety named in the listing. NasGas does not state gallons here, so confirm the size with the seller. This is the cheapest DEG listing we read.

NasGas DEG-35 Delux

Rs 48,000. Gas and a 3 kW element. The electric side uses 3 units an hour, so treat it as a backup and not a daily mode. Two hours a day on electricity adds 180 units a month.

NasGas DEG-55 Super Delux

Rs 59,875. Gas and a 4 kW element, the largest electric rating we saw in the range. One hour on electricity is 4 units. The Super Heavy version sits at the top of the NasGas list at Rs 64,500.

Electric models add 24 to 90 units a month at one hour a day

An electric geyser uses its watts divided by 1,000 in units for every hour the element runs. At one hour a day that is 24 units a month on 800 watts and 90 units on 3,000 watts. A thermostat means real use can be lower.

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 the federal tariff notice S.R.O. 279(I)/2026 as recorded by our team. These figures leave out fuel adjustment, fixed charges and tax. The bigger danger is crossing 200 units, and the sums on the electric geyser bill per month show how fast that happens.

Choose your NasGas geyser in 5 steps

The right NasGas geyser depends on gas hours, people in the home and your unit slab. Work through these five checks in order before you visit a shop. They take about ten minutes and stop you paying for a tank you cannot run.

1. Check your gas hours against the gas load shedding schedule for your area.
2. If gas is steady at bath time, pick an instant model from the DG list.
3. If gas is unreliable, compare a dual DEG tank with an electric NEG tank.
4. Read last winter's bills and add the unit figure from the table above.
5. Before you pay, ask for the warranty card and check the PSQCA licence on the geyser.

Questions people ask about NasGas geysers

What is the NasGas geyser price in Pakistan?

The NasGas store lists geysers from Rs 18,500 for the SEM-100 to Rs 64,500 for the DEG-55 Super Heavy, as read on 7 November 2026.

What is the cheapest NasGas gas geyser?

Among instant models, the DG-6L Glass Series at Rs 22,300. It is rated 6 litres and 12 kW.

How many units does a NasGas electric geyser use?

It uses 1.5 units an hour at 1,500 watts, 2 units at 2,000 watts and 3 units at 3,000 watts. A thermostat cuts this once the water is hot.

Is a dual geyser worth the extra money?

Yes, if your gas goes at bath time and you can pay for 3 or more units an hour on those days. If your gas is steady, a plain gas model is cheaper.

Can a NasGas geyser run on solar?

The NES-330 has an 800 watt setting that NasGas sells as solar-friendly. Any electric model can run on solar if your system covers its watts while it heats.

Do these prices include fitting?

The listings we read do not say so. Ask for the fitting and flue cost before you order.

How we verified this

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

We read every price and rating on NasGas's own geyser store on 7 November 2026. The pictures are NasGas's own. Home rates are from S.R.O. 279(I)/2026 as recorded by our team in October and November 2026, and every unit and rupee sum is our own arithmetic. We have not tested these geysers ourselves.