Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited (SNGPL) has introduced a new hybrid solar water heater that combines solar energy with electricity to provide hot water even when sunlight is limited.
The new system was introduced by SNGPL through a video shared on its official X account with the title “Now heat water smartly.”
According to the company, the hybrid water heater primarily uses solar energy, while its electric backup can be used when sunlight is insufficient or weather conditions affect solar heating.
The system is also equipped with Wi-Fi connectivity, allowing users to control the temperature and heating remotely.
New water heater capacity
The hybrid solar water heater has a 200-litre storage capacity and can keep water hot for up to 24 hours, according to SNGPL.
The company said the system can be used by households as well as commercial establishments, including hotels, restaurants, hospitals and laundries.
New water heater price in Pakistan
SNGPL has set the price of the hybrid solar water heater at Rs128,893.
The company said free shipping and installation will be provided to customers. Consumers can also purchase the system through a 12-month interest-free installment plan.
How to order the water heater
Consumers looking for more information about the new power-saving water heater or wishing to place an order can contact SNGPL at 1199.
The hybrid system offers consumers the option of using solar energy for water heating while keeping electricity available as a backup when solar power is not sufficient.
Electricity price increase in Pakistan
The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA), on Wednesday, increased electricity prices by 52 paise per unit in the country under the quarterly adjustment.
According to a notification issued by NEPRA, electricity has been increased by 52 paise per unit in the country under the quarterly adjustment.
This increase will impose an additional burden of Rs12.67 billion on consumers.
Electricity consumers will have to make additional payments in September, October and November.
