Muhammad NaeemThe Inverex Veyron II 3.2kW price in Pakistan depends on which battery version you buy, and sellers do not always label the two clearly. The 24V version was listed from Rs. 170,000 to Rs. 185,000, while the 48V version appeared between Rs. 178,480 and Rs. 230,000 across SolarPanelPrices.pk, Zaksun and Asbaab Solar listings checked in early October 2026. Ask for the voltage in writing before you compare any two quotes.
At 3.2kW this becomes a serious home inverter: enough for lights, fans, a TV, a fridge and careful use of one bigger appliance at a time. It sits one step above the Inverex Veyron II 1.2kW and below the 6kW model in the same family, and the full brand picture is in our Inverex inverters price in Pakistan hub.
Inverex Veyron II 3.2kW Price in Pakistan: 24V and 48V
| Version | Seller checked | Listed price |
| 3200W 24V | SolarPanelPrices.pk | Rs. 170,000 |
| 3200W 24V | Zaksun | Rs. 176,100, shown sold out |
| 3200W 24V | Asbaab Solar | Rs. 185,000 |
| 3200W 48V | Zaksun | Rs. 178,480, shown sold out |
| 3200W 48V | SolarPanelPrices.pk | Rs. 230,000 |
Two of the Zaksun listings showed sold out, which is normal for this size. A marketplace listing on iShopping showed a higher Rs. 244,720 with mixed copy, so treat marketplace prices as the ceiling, not the market rate. A fair boxed quote for the 24V model should land between Rs. 170,000 and Rs. 185,000; the 48V version costs more at some sellers and less at others, so the version matters more than the shop name.
Key Specifications
| Rated power | 3200W, pure sine wave |
| Battery voltage | 24V version and 48V version sold side by side |
| Solar charger | Built-in MPPT, seller listings cite up to 4000W PV and 80A charging |
| Battery-free use | Seller copy states it can work without a battery |
| Protection build | Conformal coating with built-in anti-dust kit, per seller copy |
| Communication | RS485, CAN bus and RS232 listed by sellers for battery BMS link |
Sellers are not fully consistent on the finer numbers for this model, so confirm the charger rating and PV voltage window on the box datasheet before you design the panel string. The 24V model pairs with two batteries, the 48V with four, and that battery count difference often matters more to the final bill than the inverter price gap itself.
What Can a 3.2kW Inverter Run?
A realistic daytime mix is six to eight lights, three to four fans, a TV, a fridge, a washing machine on a normal cycle and laptops or a desktop PC. An inverter AC of 1 ton can run when solar is strong and other heavy loads are off, but it is not a promise for battery hours at night. Size the battery bank for the evening load you truly need, not for the full 3.2kW nameplate.
With up to about 4000W of panels on the roof, most homes pair this inverter with five to seven modern panels. Our 585W solar panel price in Pakistan guide shows what those panels cost per piece right now.
Buying Advice for Pakistan
The biggest trap with this model is a quote that hides the battery voltage. A cheap 24V quote compared against a 48V quote looks like a bargain until the battery bill arrives. Get the full system quote in one page: inverter, battery count, panel count, structure, cable and installation. Check the official range on the APT Inverex site, then verify the serial and warranty card at the counter.
24V or 48V: Which Veyron II 3.2kW Bank Suits You?
The battery bank decides more of your daily experience than the inverter badge. A 24V setup uses two 12V batteries in series and keeps the entry cost low, but it pulls higher current for the same load and warms cables faster on long runs. A 48V bank of four batteries costs more on day one, yet it runs cooler, loses less energy in wiring and leaves room to grow the system later. For a home already certain it will add panels within a year, the 48V version is usually the better long term buy even at the higher listing prices seen above. Homes testing solar for the first time can start at 24V and still cover fans, lights and one inverter AC in daylight. Ask the installer to write the battery voltage on the quotation so there is no mix-up on delivery day.
- Enough power for a full family home load
- Two battery voltage options to fit budget
- Large MPPT input for five to seven panels
- Can run without a battery in daytime
- 24V and 48V quotes get mixed up by sellers
- Stock comes and goes, sold out signs are common
- Seller spec sheets disagree on small details
Related Price Guides
- Inverex inverters price in Pakistan
- Inverex Veyron II 1.2kW price in Pakistan
- Inverex Veyron II 6kW price in Pakistan
- 585W solar panel price in Pakistan
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Inverex Veyron II 3.2kW price in Pakistan?
The 24V version was listed from Rs. 170,000 to Rs. 185,000 by SolarPanelPrices.pk, Zaksun and Asbaab Solar. The 48V version appeared from Rs. 178,480 to Rs. 230,000, so always confirm which version a quote covers.
Which is better, the 24V or 48V Veyron II 3.2kW?
The 48V version runs cooler at the same power and suits longer daily use, but needs four batteries instead of two. For a tight budget the 24V version keeps the battery bill smaller.
How many panels does the Veyron II 3.2kW support?
Seller listings cite a built-in MPPT of up to 4000W PV. Five to seven modern 585W class panels are the common pairing, subject to the voltage window on the datasheet.
Can the Veyron II 3.2kW run a 1 ton inverter AC?
It can carry one when solar is strong and other heavy loads are off. Battery backup time for an AC will still be short, so most homes keep the AC on solar hours only.
Price sources checked for this guide: SolarPanelPrices.pk Veyron listings, Zaksun 24V and 48V product pages and Asbaab Solar, checked in early October 2026. Confirm version, stock and warranty with the seller before paying.
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