Other Prices
| Product / Item | Brand | Variant / Model | Seller / Market | Unit | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hyundai HGS2500 Gasoline Generator Max 2.2kW | Hyundai | HGS2500 2.2kW | Hyundai Power Pakistan | generator | Rs. 130,000 |
| Hyundai HGS3500 Gasoline Generator Max 3.0kW | Hyundai | HGS3500 3.0kW | Hyundai Power Pakistan | generator | Rs. 155,000 |
| Hyundai HGS7250 Gasoline Generator Max 6.5kW | Hyundai | HGS7250 6.5kW | Hyundai Power Pakistan | generator | Rs. 335,000 |
Petrol Generators
| Product / Item | Brand | Variant / Model | Seller / Market | Unit | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HX2000 Gasoline Generator | Hyundai | HX2000 | Hyundai Power Pakistan online store | one unit | Rs. 100,000 |
| HGS2500 Gasoline Generator | Hyundai | HGS2500 | Hyundai Power Pakistan online store | one unit | Rs. 130,000 |
| HGS3500 Gasoline Generator | Hyundai | HGS3500 | Hyundai Power Pakistan online store | one unit | Rs. 145,000 |
| HX2900 Gasoline Generator | Hyundai | HX2900 | Hyundai Power Pakistan online store | one unit | Rs. 147,000 |
| HX3200 Gasoline Generator | Hyundai | HX3200 | Hyundai Power Pakistan online store | one unit | Rs. 157,500 |
| HX3900 Gasoline Generator | Hyundai | HX3900 | Hyundai Power Pakistan online store | one unit | Rs. 168,000 |
| HX4900 Gasoline Generator | Hyundai | HX4900 | Hyundai Power Pakistan online store | one unit | Rs. 195,000 |
| HX6000 Gasoline Generator | Hyundai | HX6000 | Hyundai Power Pakistan online store | one unit | Rs. 265,000 |
| HX6500 Gasoline Generator | Hyundai | HX6500 | Hyundai Power Pakistan online store | one unit | Rs. 320,000 |
| HGS7250 Gasoline Generator | Hyundai | HGS7250 | Hyundai Power Pakistan online store | one unit | Rs. 335,000 |
| HX7600 Gasoline Generator | Hyundai | HX7600 | Hyundai Power Pakistan online store | one unit | Rs. 345,000 |
| HGS9250 Gasoline Generator | Hyundai | HGS9250 | Hyundai Power Pakistan online store | one unit | Rs. 390,000 |
| HX12500 Gasoline Generator | Hyundai | HX12500 | Hyundai Power Pakistan online store | one unit | Rs. 410,000 |
| HX14000 Gasoline Generator | Hyundai | HX14000 | Hyundai Power Pakistan online store | one unit | Rs. 475,000 |
| HX18000 Gasoline Generator | Hyundai | HX18000 | Hyundai Power Pakistan online store | one unit | Rs. 735,000 |
| TP130005 Gasoline Generator | Total | TP130005 | Toolsmart Pakistan | one unit | Rs. 114,370 |
| TP130005-1 Gasoline Generator | Total | TP130005-1 | Toolsmart Pakistan | one unit | Rs. 142,890 |
| TP135006E Gasoline Generator | Total | TP135006E | Toolsmart Pakistan | one unit | Rs. 194,510 |
| TP155001 Gasoline Generator | Total | TP155001 | Toolsmart Pakistan | one unit | Rs. 254,080 |
| WGEAA10 Gasoline Generator | Wadfow | WGEAA10 | Toolsmart Pakistan | one unit | Rs. 260,890 |
| PG0335002E Gasoline Generator | Prescott | PG0335002E | Toolsmart Pakistan | one unit | Rs. 177,000 |
Inverter Generators
| Product / Item | Brand | Variant / Model | Seller / Market | Unit | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HI-2000X Inverter Gasoline Generator | Hyundai | HI-2000X | Hyundai Power Pakistan online store | one unit | Rs. 131,500 |
| HI-4900X Inverter Gasoline Generator | Hyundai | HI-4900X | Hyundai Power Pakistan online store | one unit | Rs. 226,000 |
| HI-6000X Inverter Gasoline Generator | Hyundai | HI-6000X | Hyundai Power Pakistan online store | one unit | Rs. 422,000 |
| HI-11000X Inverter Gasoline Generator | Hyundai | HI-11000X | Hyundai Power Pakistan online store | one unit | Rs. 499,999 |
| HI-12000X Inverter Gasoline Generator | Hyundai | HI-12000X | Hyundai Power Pakistan online store | one unit | Rs. 631,500 |
Canopy Generators
| Product / Item | Brand | Variant / Model | Seller / Market | Unit | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HX7600DX Canopy Gasoline Generator | Hyundai | HX7600DX | Hyundai Power Pakistan online store | one unit | Rs. 388,000 |
| HX12500DX Canopy Gasoline Generator | Hyundai | HX12500DX | Hyundai Power Pakistan online store | one unit | Rs. 472,500 |
| HX14000DX Canopy Gasoline Generator | Hyundai | HX14000DX | Hyundai Power Pakistan online store | one unit | Rs. 595,900 |
Diesel Generators
| Product / Item | Brand | Variant / Model | Seller / Market | Unit | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TP250001 Diesel Generator | Total | TP250001 | Toolsmart Pakistan | one unit | Rs. 503,500 |
| TP280001 Diesel Generator | Total | TP280001 | Toolsmart Pakistan | one unit | Rs. 1,121,590 |
Generator prices in Pakistan depend on rated usable power, fuel system, electrical output, engine design, controls and service support. Portable petrol machines, inverter generators and diesel sets serve different loads and should not be compared only by a large wattage on the box. Hyundai Power’s Pakistan catalogue illustrates the distinction: its HGS2500 is listed at 2.0 kW rated and 2.2 kW maximum, while HGS7250 is listed at 6.0 kW rated and 6.5 kW maximum. Industrial diesel systems may instead be advertised in kVA and identified by single- or three-phase output. Before buying, calculate continuous running and motor-starting demand, check the electrical system and allow for fuel, servicing, connection equipment and installation. An appliance-only price without these details can be misleading.
Why rated kW is more useful than maximum kW
Generator marketing often highlights the largest figure, which may describe short-duration peak output rather than load that can be supported continuously. Rated kW represents the useful ongoing comparison when stated by the manufacturer. For example, Hyundai’s HGS2500 lists 2.0 kW rated and 2.2 kW maximum, while the HGS3500 is listed at 2.7 kW rated and 3.0 kW maximum. A home expecting a constant 3.0 kW from the latter would be using the wrong figure.
There must also be margin for temperature, altitude, servicing condition and start-up demand where the manufacturer requires it. Appliance load labels can be optimistic if they omit compressors, motors or simultaneous operation. Make a list of the items that must work in an outage and avoid sizing from the electricity bill alone: monthly kWh usage and instantaneous kW demand are different measurements.
Petrol generators: compact backup with fuel requirements
Portable petrol units are commonly considered for lights, fans, small appliances and temporary work, depending on the real load. Hyundai’s Pakistan catalogue covers models from a compact HX2000 0.9 kW rated to larger HGS variants. Engine and tank details vary materially. A physically portable unit can still be too heavy for safe manual movement or too noisy for a crowded residential setting.
Petrol prices and fuel storage rules matter after purchase. Never assume a published fuel-tank capacity is identical to a promised number of runtime hours under every load. Runtime varies with consumption and operating condition. Get the manufacturer’s test basis when possible and use conservative budgeting. Refuel only with the engine switched off and cooled, and keep fuel in approved containers in a safe location.
For detailed verified output ratings from one manufacturer, review the Hyundai generator model guide.
Inverter generators: different electrical output design
Inverter generators regulate output through electronic conversion and are typically marketed for cleaner stable power and lower-noise operation in suitable conditions. Hyundai lists HI-2000X, HI-4900X and HI-6000X within its inverter-generator category. For sensitive devices, check the exact model’s published voltage, frequency and waveform specifications rather than assuming every product called inverter automatically meets all electronic-equipment requirements.
A price premium is only useful if the control technology, load range and service needs fit the buyer. Inverter models still burn fuel, produce carbon monoxide and need outdoor operation. Their apparent small physical form does not make indoor use safe. Ask about repairs to the electronic control system and the cost of replacement parts before assuming the higher purchase price ensures lower lifetime costs.
| Model | Rated output | Maximum output |
|---|---|---|
| HX2000 | 0.9 kW | 1.0 kW |
| HGS2500 | 2.0 kW | 2.2 kW |
| HGS3500 | 2.7 kW | 3.0 kW |
| HGS7250 | 6.0 kW | 6.5 kW |
| HGS9250 | 8.0 kW | 8.5 kW |
Diesel sets and the kVA question
Larger backup systems are often specified in kilovolt-amperes (kVA), which describes apparent power. The conversion to real power in kW depends on power factor: at an assumed 0.8 power factor, 10 kVA corresponds to 8 kW. That arithmetic is valid only where the equipment’s own rating and operating conditions support the assumption. Some generator catalogue entries use a different stated factor.
Industrial and commercial diesel sets can be configured for three-phase output, canopy enclosures, automatic transfer and long-run duty. Do not buy one solely by comparing a diesel set’s kVA number with a petrol machine’s maximum kW number. Check phase, voltage, prime versus standby rating, space for ventilation and whether service is actually available in your region.
Compare alternative non-combustion backup arrangements in the solar and battery price guides.
Add up actual electrical loads before choosing a model
Write down the running watts for each essential appliance: lighting, fans, refrigerator, pump, computers or other loads. Identify which items may be switched on together and which have motor-starting surges. Starting demand can temporarily exceed running wattage, so the generator and transfer arrangement must be designed for those events. Compressor and motor ratings should come from their labels or manufacturer guidance.
For example, five 12 W LED bulbs draw 60 W when operating together. That calculation is straightforward, but it does not establish a complete home’s generator size. Add the real fan, refrigerator and pump figures, then seek a professional assessment of start-up demand and suitable load management. Heavy heaters, geysers, air-conditioners and large motors can change the sizing problem considerably.
Generator buying checklist
- Record running and startup loads in watts or kW.
- Check rated rather than headline maximum output and correct phase.
- Compare verified fuel use, noise ratings and routine servicing.
- Budget a compliant transfer connection installed by an electrician.
- Plan safe outdoor placement and functioning indoor CO alarms.
Connection safety is as important as the engine
A portable generator must not be connected to household wiring through a plug-to-plug cable. Unsafe backfeeding can endanger workers and occupants. A licensed electrician should install an appropriate transfer arrangement and determine earthing and overcurrent protection under applicable rules. Do not rely on an improvised extension network to power major fixed equipment.
Carbon monoxide is the most serious placement risk. The CDC advises operating portable generators outside, more than 20 feet from windows, doors and vents. A garage is unsafe even with its door open. Point exhaust away from building openings, provide indoor CO alarms and follow the generator manual. No special ‘silent’ enclosure permits indoor use.
Fuel-running calculations should use a dated figure, such as the Pakistan petrol rate reference.
Generator, UPS and solar: choosing the right backup job
A generator makes electricity by burning fuel and can operate while its fuel and mechanical systems permit. A UPS or battery inverter supplies stored electricity until the battery reserve is exhausted, while a solar arrangement produces power when suitable sunlight and system conditions permit. These are distinct technologies with different runtime limits and operating needs. A buyer should identify whether backup is required for minutes, several hours or continuous critical duty before comparing capital expense.
For a laptop, router and several lights, a suitably designed battery backup may avoid running a combustion engine for a small load; battery capacity, inverter efficiency and charging limits still have to be considered. For a shop with tools and prolonged power requirements, a correctly sized generator may be more appropriate. Combining systems can be considered, but transfer switching, voltage compatibility and installation must be engineered rather than improvised from online wiring diagrams.
Solar panels do not themselves guarantee electricity during a grid outage. Many grid-connected designs disconnect for safety unless paired with compatible backup hardware. A quoted solar-inverter kilowatt rating cannot be substituted for generator rated output without examining storage and operating context. Compare the whole backup arrangement and intended duty cycle, not the headline price of one component.
Reliability checks before a generator is trusted in an outage
A newly purchased generator may operate during a showroom test but fail later if stored without appropriate care. Follow the manufacturer’s recommendations for engine oil, fuel condition, filters, battery charging and periodic test operation. These requirements differ between small petrol machines and industrial diesel equipment. A critical business should arrange a documented maintenance plan and responsible personnel rather than assuming a generator will always start because it is new.
Where a standby system supplies a building through a transfer switch, test the changeover procedure under controlled conditions with a qualified electrician. Assess the connected load, protective devices and any equipment that should not restart simultaneously. For commercial installations, the difference between prime rating and standby rating can determine whether the selected machine is appropriate for extended operation.
Fuel storage is a separate practical constraint. An advertised large fuel tank does not eliminate the need for safe refuelling, approved containers and local fire precautions. Exhaust outlets should stay away from occupied spaces; never move the generator into a shed merely to protect it from rain. A dependable backup plan includes safe placement and maintenance, not only spare engine capacity.
Fuel consumption, runtime and maintenance
The purchase price is only one part of generator ownership. Calculate expected fuel litres per hour at a relevant load, oil-service frequency, filter replacements, spark plugs or other components, battery maintenance and any hired service visits. A unit running only during brief outages has a different cost profile from one operating through extended daily shifts.
Runtime claims on product pages usually assume certain operating conditions and should not be treated as permanent guarantees. Compare the exact rated load and tank size, keep service records, and examine local access to genuine filters and parts. A slightly cheaper generator can prove expensive if repairs require long transport or unavailable components.
How different Pakistani markets affect the final quote
A Lahore shop listing, an online cash price and a dealer-installed quote may describe different packages. Weight, destination, engine warranty, optional battery, cable, transfer switch and lifting work can change the bill. For large diesel systems, site preparation, exhaust routing and commissioning may represent meaningful additional costs. Obtain an itemized quotation with model code and date.
Do not relabel manufacturer prices as guaranteed market prices throughout Karachi, Faisalabad, Quetta or Islamabad. Check whether tax, delivery and installation are included. Stock can change. A transparent comparison separates the generator set’s quoted price from ancillary installation, fuel and ongoing maintenance rather than multiplying an undated ‘per kW’ average by the desired capacity.
Questions buyers ask
How much does a 1 kW generator cost in Pakistan?
There is no fixed nationwide price for that output. Confirm whether the seller means 1.0 kW peak or continuous rating, and identify the manufacturer and model. Hyundai’s HX2000, for example, is 0.9 kW rated and 1.0 kW maximum. Compare dated quotes, fuel type, warranty and inclusion of delivery. A current listing should not be applied to an unidentified used generator.
Is a 3 kW generator enough for a house?
It depends on the appliances used simultaneously and on motor starting demand. A generator with 3.0 kW maximum may have a lower continuous rating; Hyundai’s HGS3500 is listed at 2.7 kW rated. Calculate actual loads before selecting capacity. Running multiple high-power appliances together may exceed a small backup set even if basic lighting works.
What is the difference between kVA and kW?
kVA measures apparent power while kW measures real power. The relationship depends on power factor. At 0.8 PF, 10 kVA × 0.8 = 8 kW, but that is an illustration, not a statement that every generator operates at 0.8. Check the manufacturer nameplate and whether prime or standby rating is being quoted.
Are inverter generators safe for indoor use?
No. A fuel-burning inverter generator still produces exhaust and potentially lethal carbon monoxide. The CDC says to run generators outdoors more than 20 feet from building openings and never inside a home or garage. Use indoor CO alarms and follow the manufacturer operating instructions. The word ‘inverter’ describes part of electrical conversion, not indoor-air safety.
Can a generator be connected directly to a wall socket?
No. A homemade double-ended cable or wall-socket connection can cause dangerous backfeeding. A licensed electrician must assess the appropriate transfer switch or interlock and protection consistent with local requirements. Never rely on turning off a breaker manually as an improvised substitute for approved isolation. Electrical and fire safety belong in the installation budget.
Is petrol or diesel cheaper for backup power?
The result depends on current fuel prices, load, runtime, generator efficiency and maintenance, not simply the fuel label. A diesel set may have different service and installation expense from a portable petrol unit. Compare documented litres per hour at similar useful load and include repair, storage and commissioning costs. Do not infer savings from an unsourced percentage.
How should I compare generator runtime claims?
Find the tank capacity, relevant load level and test assumptions. Manufacturer runtime entries may apply to one operating point and should not be treated as guaranteed at full output. As load changes, fuel use can change. Request published consumption details or a documented test basis and plan refuelling safely with the engine switched off and cooled.
Do I need a three-phase generator for home use?
Most ordinary domestic single-phase circuits do not need three-phase output, but large equipment or a building’s existing supply may require specific arrangements. Have an electrician inspect phase, voltage and connection design. Buying three-phase equipment for a single-phase need without proper distribution can produce load-imbalance or compatibility problems.
Manufacturer and safety references
Model specifications are attributed to the original manufacturers. The safety references are institutional guidance; local installation must follow the applicable appliance manual and regulations. Product availability, stored price data and shop quotations should be checked independently.
- Hyundai Power petrol generators
- Hyundai Power inverter generators
- Hyundai Power diesel generators
- CDC carbon monoxide safety guidance