Models · Pakistan 2026

Name the model the brand page already named.

صرف وہ ماڈل جسے برانڈ کے صفحے نے پہلے سے نام دیا ہو۔ قیمت اسی مہینے والے صفحے پر رہتی ہے۔

Plates

Inverters

Batteries and iron

This index is the list of plates, boxes, packs, and iron Zarkaar Power will put on a quote. Zarkaar Power is the solar desk of Zarkaar Group (Pvt.) Ltd. in Multan. Every card already points at a page that names the object. A sticker that is not on those cards does not become a new card because a shop calls it the latest arrival. The quick rule is that we do not add a watt class the brand pages never named. September 2026 rupee bands stay on the prices page and on each brand page. This index does not reprint a figure and it does not invent a month. A page without a month is a draft.

Read the index as three shelves, not as a datasheet. Plates are the first shelf. Inverters are the second. Packs and iron are the third. A quote that jumps shelves, such as calling a UPS a hybrid or calling a local plate a flagship wafer, is the mistake the shelves are there to stop. Updated 2 October 2026, the shelves are still a map. The carton PDF beats this page when a label and a sentence disagree. The desk phone and WhatsApp are 0300 0465810 and the mailbox is info@zarkaarpower.com if you are holding a frame and cannot see its name on a card.

Name the plate the brand card already printed

LONGi Hi-MO X10 is the 640 to 650 W flagship on this index, and the card says it is not Mustang. Jinko Tiger Neo 3.0 is the 20BB plate at 630 to 650 W, with the 585 to 590 W workhorse kept as its own lot rather than dressed as the top bin. Volume N-type gathers JA, Trina, Canadian TOPCon, Tongwei, and Astronergy. Those five are honest workhorse names. They are not a slogan that hides a cell the brand page did not state. AIKO ABC is premium only for shade or dirt. A clean roof does not start on that card just because the brochure sounds newer.

The HJT class names Canadian, Risen, and Huasun. Mustang HJT is listed only if that lot is actually for sale. Inverex Mustang is the local plate and it is not Hi-MO X10. Leftover PERC is a refusal page, not a buy button. We refuse it as latest Longi. Bifacial is a construction limit: rear gain needs height and a bright ground. Watt classes open only the watt pages that already exist. Flash and serial means register the warranty on the manufacturer's own path. This desk does not run a fake portal. That is the whole plate policy of the index. The cell essay lives on the card you open.

A plate name that is not on a card stays off the quote

People arrive with a WhatsApp photo and a watt number the cards do not use. The index does not grow a row to be polite. If the live brand page has not named it, we will not invent a SKU, a family, or a "equivalent" sentence. The photo can still be useful. It tells us which card is close and which card is being misused. A Longi word on a pallet is not automatically the X10 card. A 20BB sentence is not automatically the Tiger top bin. The name on the frame has to meet the name on the card before the quote uses either.

The same stop covers a watt class. This index will not open a class the brand pages never named, and it will not treat a shop offer as a quiet edit to the list. Bring the carton. If the carton and the card disagree, the carton wins and the quote waits until a real card matches what you are holding. We do not smooth that gap with a new title on this page.

Name the box already on the inverter shelf

Nitrox 6 kW is the house box and it is a 48 V class machine. The 24 V family sits beside it on purpose: Nitrox small, Yukon, and Veyron II 4 kW. A 24 V box does not take a 51.2 V pack. That is a stop. It is not an invitation to adapt the bank until the voltages look similar on a notepad. Nitrox 8 and 10 are the kothi hybrids, and the card says the pack limits the night. A bigger badge on that card does not invent night energy. Nitrox three-phase is a split already written on the card: 12 kW hybrid versus 50 to 100 kW on-grid. This index only points at the split. It is not an industry note and it is not a mill design.

Deye and Growatt are here as SPH only. MIN and SPF are the wrong letters, which is why the card writes them instead of leaving the blur to the shop. Solis and GoodWe are named, and this index does not publish a Modbus map. Huawei SUN2000 dies in shed. LUNA on that card is high voltage, so it is not the house wall. Knox and SolarMax are serviceable budget hybrids. Crown, Fronus, Ziewnic, and Itel are the budget-hybrid card. Fronius Primo and Symo die in shed. Sungrow is a mill string, not a house bill of materials. Homage is a UPS and not a hybrid. If the quote uses one of those names, open that card before anyone signs.

Pack and iron names this index will actually sign

Dyness DL5.0C is the 5.12 kWh house default on this index. Knox LIO separates 5.12 from the 4.15 trap so a smaller wall is not described as the same night. Inverex LFP means INV-LV, and the 12 V brick on that card is not a house bank. Pylontech is listed because the rupee spread is a disagreement. This index will not settle that disagreement with a figure. Other 51.2 V walls share one table: no brochure and no extra row invented here. High-voltage packs carry their own warning. We never series 51.2 V walls to make a high-voltage pack.

Tubulars are the UPS conversation. Phoenix RLW is lithium and does not belong on that card. Voltage match exists because 12, 24, and 51.2 do not mix. Pack count runs from one through six identical 5.12 kWh packs. That is a count of matching walls, not a licence to mix brands in one bank. Cable and iron names FAST, Pakistan Cables, Newage, Comfort, ZAKSUN, and Alpha. A coil with none of those names is not quietly added on this index. Dies in shed, where that phrase is on a card, means the on-grid box stops when the feeder stops. That stop is the safe behaviour. This index does not describe a workaround that would keep a dead street live.

The brand page already holds the month, and this index does not

September 2026 is the month attached to street bands, and those bands live on the prices page. Copying a rupee onto this index would freeze a number the next carton can change. A buyer who wants the range opens the prices page and the brand page together and reads the month on both. If either page has lost its month, treat it as a draft and ask the desk before you treat a forwarded screenshot as the price. The index will still tell you the name. It will not tell you a figure the cards refused to hold.

That split is deliberate. Names change slowly and only when a brand page already prints them. Rupees move. Mixing the two jobs on one URL is how a draft price starts to look like a model fact. Phone the desk on 0300 0465810 if a shop quote uses a name from this index but a rupee with no month. We will say which card matches the name. We will not bless the naked figure.

A model the brand pages never named stays off this index

Rupees are dated ranges. Read them on the prices page with the month attached, then read the brand page again. This index is not a second price list. It is also not an industry design. Sungrow is mentioned only as a mill string that is not the house bill of materials. The three-phase card is mentioned only as the split between a 12 kW hybrid and a 50 to 100 kW on-grid machine. If you need the longer conversation, open the card. Do not ask this index to grow that essay, a street band, or a model code the cards do not already print.

The decision on this index alone is which names are allowed onto a Multan quote: only the plates, boxes, packs, and iron the cards already point at. A flagship plate page cannot make that catalogue decision, because it judges one family. A watt page cannot make it, because it judges one class that already exists. A pack page cannot make it, because it judges one wall. If the name is not on this index, it is not a name we will sign, however current the shop's sentence sounds.

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