Floor Standing Air Conditioners

Floor Standing Air Conditioners (Tower / Standing / Cabinet AC) in Pakistan

Looking for powerful cooling without wall-mounted hassle? Floor Standing Air Conditioners—also called Tower AC, Standing AC, or Cabinet AC—offer big airflow for halls, offices, clinics, restaurants, and lounges across Pakistan. They’re easy to place, simple to access for cleaning, and ideal when you want strong throw across wider spaces.

On this page you can shop by tonnage, type, and brand in a few clicks. If you’re unsure what size fits your room or how inverter vs non-inverter affects the bill, the quick buyer’s guide below will help you choose with confidence.

Shop by Tonnage

2 Ton: Suits larger lounges, small halls, clinics, and shops. Good for roughly mid-size rooms with moderate foot traffic.

3 Ton: Ideal for open-plan offices, busier shops, and mid-size halls where you need consistent cooling through the day.

4–5 Ton+: Best for showrooms, restaurants, event spaces, and bigger halls. Consider multiple units for long, wide rooms or irregular layouts.

Shop by Type

Inverter Standing AC: Better temperature control for long daily usage (work hours, customer areas). Helps smooth out monthly bills compared to frequent on/off cycling.

Non-Inverter Standing AC: Solid value for intermittent use (short service windows, backup cooling) or tighter budgets.

Shop by Brand

Browse the brands we carry and compare features across models:

• Acson Floor Standing ACs
• Daikin Floor Standing ACs
• General (OG) Floor Standing ACs
• Sharp Floor Standing ACs

Tip: Shortlist 2–3 models in your tonnage, then compare inverter vs non-inverter variants for operating-cost comfort.

Capacity Guide for Pakistan Spaces

2 Ton (typical small halls, clinics, large lounges)

In Pakistan’s warm cities—especially Karachi—2 Ton floor standing ACs are often chosen for compact commercial rooms, larger lounges, and small halls. They work well when ceilings are standard height and the doorways aren’t opening constantly. If your space falls roughly in the small-to-mid range and you want steady comfort during business hours, a 2 Ton unit is a practical starting point.

Consider 2 Ton if you host 6–15 people at a time, run the AC for extended blocks (e.g., 6–8 hours), and have average sun exposure. If the room is glass-heavy, gets afternoon sun, or has high ceilings, you may need to step up capacity or improve insulation and shading to keep temperatures stable.

3 Ton (open-plan offices, busier shops, mid-size halls)

3 Ton models are popular for open-plan offices and busier retail floors that need cooling across aisles or desk clusters. They can better handle footfall and door openings, keeping temperatures more consistent over long shifts. Many offices in Karachi choose 3 Ton when they want fewer hot spots and faster pull-down after lunch breaks.

Lean toward 3 Ton if you accommodate 15–30 people, have longer daily operating hours, or face direct sunlight on one or two sides. If your layout is L-shaped or has partitions, consider the AC’s air-throw path and leave clear line-of-sight from the unit across the main occupied zone.

4–5 Ton or Multi-Unit (showrooms, restaurants, event spaces)

Large showrooms, restaurants, prayer halls, and event venues often need 4–5 Ton systems or multiple units for balanced coverage. One oversized unit in a very long room can leave temperature differences between the near and far ends, especially with frequent door traffic.

For spaces hosting 30+ people or spanning long rectangles, plan for either 4–5 Ton with strong air throw or two units placed to “meet in the middle.” Map the main heat sources—kitchen areas, display lighting, west-facing glass—and position indoor cabinets to push cool air toward those loads.

Inverter vs Non-Inverter — What Actually Changes Your Bill

When an Inverter Makes Sense

Choose inverter if you run the AC for many hours daily, want tighter temperature control, and prefer smoother electricity bills. Inverter compressors ramp up and down to match the room’s load, helping reduce the sharp on/off cycles that can feel drafty and inefficient. This steadiness is especially useful in offices, clinics, and customer-facing areas that stay open most of the day.

Another plus is comfort: once the room is at setpoint, inverter units generally maintain it more evenly, which helps staff and customers feel fresher without needing to overcool. Over weeks and months, that balance can translate into meaningful energy savings versus heavy on/off operation.

When a Non-Inverter Fits

Go non-inverter if your usage is intermittent—short service windows, occasional events, or backup cooling—and upfront price is the top priority. Non-inverter units deliver strong cooling fast and can be cost-effective when total run-hours are limited.

They’re also straightforward to maintain and a good fit where you can comfortably switch off after achieving the desired temperature. If your pattern is cool-quickly, use briefly, then shut down, the efficiency gap to inverter narrows and the initial savings can make sense.

Electricity Realities in Pakistan (Practical Tips)

Voltage swings and load shedding are part of planning. Use a dedicated breaker sized by a licensed electrician, ensure proper gauge wiring, and consider surge protection—especially for inverter units. Place the indoor cabinet where airflow isn’t blocked by furniture or display racks, and keep a clear path across the occupied zone for even cooling.

For outdoor units, provide ventilation and weather protection to avoid heat recirculation and corrosion. A simple service routine—filter cleaning and an annual professional check—maintains performance and helps keep bills predictable through Karachi’s long summers.

Power & Installation Checklist (Before You Order)

Single- vs Three-Phase Power

Confirm your electrical supply before choosing capacity. Many 2–3 Ton floor standing ACs can be configured on single-phase, while larger capacities or multi-unit setups may require three-phase. Ask a licensed electrician to verify available amperage on your distribution board and to size the breaker correctly for the chosen model.

If your site has other heavy loads (ovens, printers, motors), plan the AC circuit to avoid nuisance tripping. For sensitive environments—clinics, server corners—consider a voltage protection device or AVR, especially with inverter systems.

Indoor Cabinet Placement & Clearance

Place the indoor cabinet where it faces the longest throw across the occupied zone. Avoid blocking the front with furniture, display racks, or reception counters. Leave clearance around intake and discharge grills so the unit can circulate air freely and maintain even temperatures.

For long rooms or L-shaped layouts, think in “zones.” One centrally placed unit may leave distant corners warm; two smaller units facing each other often balance temperatures better than one oversized machine.

Outdoor Unit Basics

Keep the condenser in a ventilated spot—ideally shaded, never boxed-in. Hot exhaust must not recirculate back into the coil. Use anti-vibration mounts where possible, protect from rain splash and direct sun, and ensure a clean service path for technicians.

Mind the piping route: long vertical runs, sharp bends, or heat-soaked terraces can impact performance. Proper insulation and tidy cable management help efficiency and future maintenance.

What’s Typically Included/Excluded

Retail inclusions vary by brand and installer, but generally you can expect basic mounting/placement of indoor and outdoor units and a standard copper pipe length. Brackets, extra piping beyond standard, core drilling, civil works, electrical upgrades, and masonry are typically billed separately. For exact scope and today’s availability, call 0321 2222391 or visit the store at Hashoo Centre, Shop 61, Abdullah Haroon Road, Saddar, Karachi.

If you’re still deciding between standing vs other AC types for your site, you can also browse All Air Conditioners for a quick comparison.

Brand Highlights (What Buyers Usually Like)

Acson Floor Standing AC

Known for steady, commercial-grade cooling with straightforward controls. Buyers picking Acson often value robust performance for shops and offices that run long hours without fuss. Models are typically chosen for “set-and-forget” daytime operation.

Consider Acson when you want practical durability and consistent airflow rather than bells and whistles. It’s a dependable choice for spaces with predictable schedules.

Daikin Floor Standing AC

Daikin’s reputation centers on efficiency and precise control logic. Offices and clinics appreciate the smoother temperature hold during long shifts, especially where comfort perception matters.

Choose Daikin if you prioritise refined control and stable comfort in environments with steady foot traffic and longer daily run-time.

General (OG) Floor Standing AC

Often selected for tougher heat loads, OG models are associated with strong cooling and solid build. Showrooms and larger lounges lean this way when they need dependable output on hot afternoons.

Pick OG if your space is sun-facing, glassy, or busy—and you want an emphasis on cooling strength and reliability.

Sharp Floor Standing AC

Sharp frequently appeals to value-focused buyers balancing features with budget. It’s a fit for small halls, clinics, or offices that need dependable operation without overcomplicating controls.

Shortlist Sharp when you want a practical, cost-conscious cabinet AC for daily business usage.

Prices in Pakistan — How to Estimate

What Affects Price

Price typically scales with tonnage (cooling capacity), inverter vs non-inverter technology, compressor class, and control features. Installation scope—piping runs, brackets, core drilling, electrical upgrades—also influences the final bill. For commercial sites, factor in multiple units or higher-spec accessories that improve reliability.

To compare fairly, shortlist models within the same tonnage and technology, then review installation needs for your specific site. This avoids underbudgeting and gives a truer “all-in” picture.

Why Prices Fluctuate

Seasonal demand, importer stock cycles, and currency movements can shift prices through the year. Pre-summer months often see faster turnover, while off-season can bring limited-time promotions. Availability of specific brands or capacities may vary by city and shipment.

Because of these variables, published ranges can go out-of-date quickly. The most reliable way is to get a live quote against your exact tonnage and installation scenario.

How to Get Today’s Price (Fast)

Call 0321 2222391 for a current quote, bundle any installation requirements, and confirm delivery timelines to your area. You can also visit us at Hashoo Centre, Shop 61, Abdullah Haroon Road, Saddar, Karachi for on-the-spot guidance.

Bring rough room dimensions or a floor plan if possible—we’ll help match capacity and placement so you buy once and stay comfortable.

After-Sales in Karachi (and Nationwide Delivery)

Delivery & Basic Install Guidance

We coordinate delivery and standard installation scheduling with you in advance. Access considerations—stairs, lifts, roof placement—are discussed before dispatch so technicians arrive prepared. For complex sites, we’ll advise on a pre-visit or photos to confirm routing.

Standard inclusions vary by model and stock; non-standard civil works or extra materials (beyond standard) are quoted beforehand so there are no surprises on the day.

Warranty & Service

Warranty is typically provided by the brand, with service centers honoring claims against your invoice and serial details. Keep your purchase invoice and installation record handy. If you need help coordinating, our team can guide you to the right service channel.

For out-of-warranty maintenance, periodic cleaning and a yearly professional check keep performance and efficiency stable.

Maintenance Basics

Clean or replace filters as recommended, keep intake and discharge areas clear, and ensure the outdoor condenser remains well-ventilated. Schedule a coil and refrigerant health check annually before peak summer.

These simple steps prolong equipment life and help maintain steady comfort—especially during Karachi’s hottest months.