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How this site is organised: six jobs. The header only points at pages that exist.

چھ کام ہیں۔ خالی دروازے ہیڈر میں نہیں آتے۔

Rings outside Pakistan: Gulf, UK, USA, Canada, other regions.

The header only points at pages that exist

The header a person actually uses is a product, and the order is Solar, Size, Hardware, Fix, Places, then Company. Every one of the verticals, on the order of one hundred and fifty, hangs off one of those six jobs. This page is the specification of that order. It is not a second copy of the live site, and we do not upload this folder as a replacement of the live header. The live header already exists and already wraps. Until a hub exists, the specification lives here, and the current header keeps the links that already resolve. Empty doors stay unpublished. Zarkaar Power does not install in the UK, the USA, Canada, or the rest of the world, and we do not quote those roofs in a foreign currency. Foreign rings explain. They do not pretend a crew.

Existing URLs, on the order of the eight hundred and twenty-eight in the October 2026 sitemap, are filed under the six jobs. They are not orphaned, and they are not rebuilt under a new slug because a spreadsheet preferred a cleaner name. Models stay hardware. LCD menus stay Fix. They are not blog tags. User menu, the first time this page says it, means both this information architecture and the inverter LCD hub. Those are two different trees. A night-fault reader and a site-map reader must not be poured into one confused dropdown. The pages were updated on 2 October 2026. That date versions the specification. It does not staff a foreign office.

Solar, Size, and Hardware are three jobs the header can point at

Solar is the product. It holds the hybrid, the on-grid and off-grid conversations, the house, one air-conditioner, fans, the shop, the mill, and the power side of agriculture loads. Size is the calculators. Hardware is plates, batteries, inverters, wires, and iron, reached through models and brands. A model points at a brand page. It does not invent a stock-keeping unit the carton has never carried. If the packet of a product page does not name a code, the map does not invent one to make the index look complete.

Size does not become a foreign tariff engine. The calculators serve a Pakistani house conversation. They do not emit a dollar, pound, or euro figure, and this map will not add a currency switch to make them look international. Hardware does not become a listing bureau. A standard name belongs on the standards crosswalk, and an exclusion belongs on the exclusion page. The map only says which job owns the link. The carton and the DISCO bill still beat the website when a real house is being built. A header cannot overrule a label on a box.

Fix stays in the header so a night fault is not a footer hunt

Fix holds faults, manuals, and the inverter user menu. It is a top-level item so a night fault is not a footer hunt. Start at faults and at the inverter menu. Manuals stay with that job rather than being scattered as attachments on product pages that nobody can find after dark. The second time this page says user menu, it means the same split as the first time, on purpose: the information architecture is the six jobs in the header, and the inverter LCD hub is a Fix child. A later editor who merges those two meanings will send a fault to the sitemap and a sitemap reader into an LCD tree. Do not merge them.

Fix does not teach a bypass, a bridge between ports, or a way to energise a street a worker believes is dead. Fault pages explain a refusal and a symptom. They do not become a foreign interconnection guide because a diaspora reader arrived from a US or Canadian search. The map's job is to keep Fix reachable and to keep it inside Pakistan's menus. A screen phrase on a Pakistani hybrid is not a US code and not a provincial permit. If the page for a fault does not exist yet, the header does not grow an empty link. The reader uses the hub that resolves.

Places and Company do not publish an empty door

Places start in Multan and in the MEPCO towns. South Punjab and the rest of Pakistan hang there when a job actually changes. A new town name alone does not get a URL. Places do not clone a town that has no separate job. The explain-only world sits in Places as explanation, not as a travel promise: the Gulf, the UK, the USA, Canada, and other regions. Each of those rings says we do not install and we do not quote in a foreign currency. None of them is a crew. Adding a city under them because a buyer typed the city is the doorway pattern the regions page exists to stop.

Company says who will travel. It holds the company, about, the quote sequence on the process page, contact, the diaspora desk, where we work, and the door to agriculture loads that are not the power-side pages already under Solar. Malik Muneeb Altaf is group steward only, not an installer licence. The map does not print a licence number, because it does not have one to print. Zarkaar Power is the solar desk of Zarkaar Group (Pvt.) Ltd. in Multan. That sentence is the Company fact. It is not a foreign qualifier.

Foreign rings on this map explain, and they do not staff a crew

The map is explain-only about everywhere that is not the Pakistani feeder. A reader who wants Birmingham, Houston, Mississauga, or a capital in the regions list is shown a ring that explains the refusal. They are not shown a crew, a dollar price, a pound price, or a tax percentage. The paid job the Company and Places jobs are allowed to point at is a house on a Pakistani feeder. New Pakistani files after 9 February 2026 are net-billing under SRO 251(I)/2026. That is a home filing fact. It is not a Smart Export Guarantee, not a US credit, and not a provincial rebate. The map names the boundary. The child pages carry the detail, and the map does not rewrite them.

Home hardware facts stay on hardware and solar pages: ten 645 W N-type modules, a 6 kW IP65 hybrid, one 5.12 kWh pack at 51.2 V, 14 SWG, XLPO, four fans at about 300 W, and a second pack when night air-conditioning is real. The map does not turn that list into a quote. USE as a lithium setting is refused. A 51.2 V wall does not go on a 24 V inverter. Four tubulars are not a 2026 hybrid bank. 16 SWG is refused under a module in the 640 to 650 W class, and PVC is refused on the roof. Those refusals are pointers to the pages that own them. They are not a cable-size table drawn on the map. September 2026 street bands live on the prices page. No figure is copied into this specification.

How a later edit should touch this specification

Change the header when a hub it would point at already resolves. Do not add the link first and promise the page later. Do not rebuild an existing URL under a new slug because the six-job names feel tidier. File the old URL under the job that owns it. Do not merge the inverter LCD hub into the site-header meaning of user menu, and do not merge the site header into the LCD hub. The page has now said that split twice, which is the requirement, so the next editor cannot claim they were not warned. Do not upload a draft folder over the live site and call it the map. The live header keeps working links while this specification is the drawing.

Phone and mail for the desk that owns Company are 0300 0465810 and info@zarkaarpower.com. They are a Multan desk, not a switchboard with foreign extensions. A night fault still starts at Fix, not at the phone, unless something is burning. Smoke or a burning smell means isolate if it is safe, leave, and call local emergency services. We do not teach a suppression method on a map page. Generators stay outdoors. None of those lines creates a place page. Places grow when the job changes. A new name alone does not.

The decision on this map page is that the header points only at pages that exist, in the order Solar, Size, Hardware, Fix, Places, and Company, that Fix stays top-level so a night fault is not a footer hunt, and that foreign rings explain instead of staffing a crew. That decision would be false on a single fault page, which is a symptom rather than the header specification, and false on a family ticket, which is a rupee quote rather than the map of the site.

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