Solar Planner

Tell it how your home gets power and what you run. It sizes the solar for you.

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Build Your Appliance List

Your power

Two answers decide the kind of system.

Is your home connected to the electricity grid?
Grid supply reaches your home
Solar and battery carry everything
Should selected appliances keep running during power cuts?
Adds a battery for the appliances you pick
Solar switches off with the grid

Hybrid · solar with backup for selected appliances.

What you run

Add appliances, then check their typical power and hours.

  • Ceiling Fan~90 W · 10 h/day typical
    Ceiling Fan · Regular

    80–120 W

    Typical use: 10 h/day.

    Planning estimate for a typical household appliance. Actual model and operating conditions vary; use its input-power label if available.

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  • Air Conditioner~1,390 W · 8 h/day typical
    AC · 1 Ton Inverter

    360–1,390 W

    Typical use: 8 h/day.

    Cooling input range from a named Haier Pakistan reference model. Uses the upper input for peak-load sizing and a 65% planning load factor for energy. Heat, setpoint, room size and other models can change consumption. Heating is not included.

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  • Refrigerator~180 W · 24 h/day typical
    Refrigerator · Non-Inverter

    120–250 W

    Typical use: 24 h/day, always connected; cycling included.

    Estimated compressor running input for a medium household fridge. Connected all day, but compressor cycling is included automatically; it does not draw 180 W continuously.

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  • Lights~12 W · 6 h/day typical
    LED Bulb · 12 W

    12 W

    Typical use: 6 h/day.

    Planning estimate for a typical household appliance. Actual model and operating conditions vary; use its input-power label if available.

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  • Water Pump~600 W · 1 h/day typical
    Water Pump · 0.5 HP

    450–800 W

    Typical use: 1 h/day.

    Estimated electrical input, not shaft power. 1 HP is about 746 W of mechanical output; motor efficiency, pump loading and power factor mean electrical input is different. Confirm nameplate input/current and startup compatibility.

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  • Washing Machine~450 W · 0.5 h/day typical
    Washing Machine · Semi-Automatic

    300–550 W

    Typical use: 0.5 h/day.

    Cold-water wash/spin planning estimate, averaged across a week. Includes cycling; excludes water heating.

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  • Television~80 W · 4 h/day typical
    LED TV · 32–43 Inch

    50–100 W

    Typical use: 4 h/day.

    Planning estimate for a typical household appliance. Actual model and operating conditions vary; use its input-power label if available.

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  • Wi-Fi Router~12 W · 24 h/day typical
    Wi-Fi Router

    8–15 W

    Typical use: 24 h/day, always connected; cycling included.

    Planning estimate for a typical household appliance. Actual model and operating conditions vary; use its input-power label if available.

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W is approximate electrical input. Check your appliance label and review the suggested daily usage.

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