Compare Jinko solar panels by exact model, wattage and price per watt. Explore Tiger Neo and Tiger Pro specifications, Jinko 585W prices, and the panel cost of a 5kW or 10kW array.
The Jinko solar panel price in Pakistan depends on the rated output, module series and quoted rate per watt. A higher-wattage Jinko panel can cost more per module while offering a similar cost per watt. Compare the complete model code and purchase conditions before choosing between offers.
Jinko Solar, often shortened to Jinko or written JinkoSolar, is the manufacturer behind the Tiger series. Tiger Neo and Tiger Pro are product families; a series name alone does not identify the wattage, dimensions or warranty terms. Use the full module code on the panel label and its matching datasheet.
Filter by rated wattage or search a model and technology. Quoted panel totals are shown separately from calculated estimates.
| Jinko model | Wattage | Technology | Price / watt | Panel price | Warranty / stock |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jinko Solar N-Type 585, 590… | 590W | N-Type, Bifacial | Rs. 43.38/W | Rs. 25,593 | In Stock |
| Jinko Solar Tiger Neo 3.0… | 625W | N-Type, Bifacial | Rs. 43.3/W | Rs. 27,060 | In Stock |
| Jinko Solar Tiger Neo 3.0,… | 640W | N-Type, Bifacial | Rs. 42.75/W | Rs. 27,360 | In Stock |
| Jinko Solar Hot 3.0 710,… | 725W | N-Type, Bifacial | Rs. 40.09/W | Rs. 29,064 | In Stock |
| Jinko Solar Hot 3.0 725… | 725W | N-Type, Bifacial | Rs. 41.86/W | Rs. 30,347 | In Stock |
| Jinko Solar 595 Watt, N-Type,… | 595W | N-Type, Monofacial, SMBB | Rs. 43/W | Rs. 25,585 | In Stock |
Request a written quote identifying the exact Jinko model, rated wattage and total module price.
Confirm same-day stock, serial documentation, delivery and included charges with the supplier. A rounded per-watt figure can differ slightly from the quoted module total.
The Jinko solar panel price in Pakistan for a 585 watt model should be compared with other exact 585W quotations. A multi-wattage product title is not enough: check the rated output on the label.
Request a model-specific quotation; the prices of other Jinko wattages do not establish a 585W price.
For a Jinko 585 watt solar plate, an illustrative Rs. 40/W equals Rs. 23,400 per panel. This explains the calculation and is not a current seller offer. Compare other brands in the 585W solar panel price guide.
Compare a Jinko 550W, 580W, 585W or 600W quotation by price per watt, panel count and roof fit. Larger modules may reduce the number of panels, but their electrical values and dimensions can change the system design. The cards show which rated outputs have offers in the current Jinko list.
A lower module total can reflect lower wattage rather than a better rate. Ask whether the offered panel is from the Tiger Pro or Tiger Neo family, and confirm its exact construction. Do not substitute a 550W price when comparing a 580W or 585W module.
Higher-rated modules may suit an array with sufficient mounting space and compatible electrical limits. Review handling, weight, string current and usable roof area before choosing solely on watts. An imported title listing several output classes still needs one confirmed rating for the purchased module.
The Tiger Neo 72HL4 reference in this guide uses N-Type TOPCon cells. Verify the exact generation and module code when comparing a Tiger Neo quotation; specifications from one datasheet do not apply to every Tiger Neo model or wattage.
The Tiger Pro 550W reference uses P-Type monocrystalline cells and monofacial construction. Compare its efficiency, temperature coefficient and written warranty against the specific alternative you are offered. A family name alone is not a current stock or price guarantee.
Bifacial panels can collect light from the rear as well as the front. The extra energy depends on reflected light, clearance and the installation layout. Compare front-side rated power first, then ask for a site-based rear-gain estimate.
Double-glass describes construction; TOPCon describes a cell architecture. A dealer may also mention a generation, busbar count or anti-dust feature. Match those descriptions with the manufacturer's full module code before using them to justify a price difference.
Multiply the panel’s rated wattage by your quoted rate. At an illustrative Rs. 40/W, a 585W Jinko panel costs Rs. 23,400, while a 600W panel costs Rs. 24,000. Change the rate and quantity to compare your own written offers.
This calculates panel cost. A complete installation also needs an inverter, structure, wiring, protection, earthing and labour; storage depends on the backup requirements.
The references below identify exact Jinko models. Compare these values with the datasheet for the panel you are purchasing. A 585W rating does not establish one universal size or efficiency.
Allow room beyond the module footprint for access, obstructions, setbacks and row spacing. A roof layout and mounting plan should confirm what fits before modules are ordered.
Compare the power temperature coefficient under equivalent test conditions. For string design, check voltage and current against the inverter’s permitted input and MPPT limits, including the effect of temperature.
Nine 585W panels total 5.265kW DC. Eighteen total 10.53kW; seventeen total 9.945kW, slightly below 10kW. For 600W modules, nine total 5.40kW and seventeen total 10.20kW.
The result uses the panel wattage chosen in the calculator. It rounds upward to reach the target and shows one panel fewer. Your inverter rating alone does not determine the DC panel count.
A Jinko solar plate price in Pakistan is useful only when the product and purchase scope are clear. Compare the exact module, quantity, documented condition and delivery terms. Ask who handles a local warranty claim and retain the invoice and serial information.
Listed Jinko rates span Rs. 40.09–43.38/W across the models shown in the table. Filter by wattage for a like-for-like comparison and confirm a same-day written quote with the supplier. This overall range is not a price for every Jinko model.
No exact Jinko 585W rate is currently listed. Multiply your quoted rate by 585 to estimate one panel’s cost; an illustrative Rs. 40/W equals Rs. 23,400. Other Jinko wattages are not substituted for a 585W quote.
These terms commonly refer to the same photovoltaic module. Confirm that the label is rated at 585W and check the full Jinko model code, technology and warranty rather than relying on the seller’s terminology.
Divide the quoted panel total by its rated wattage. For an illustrative Rs. 23,400 total for a 585W panel, the rate is Rs. 40/W. Confirm how delivery and other included charges affect the comparison.
They are different Jinko product families. The references here include an N-Type TOPCon Tiger Neo module and a P-Type monocrystalline Tiger Pro module. Use the datasheet for the exact model and generation being offered.
No. The Tiger Neo 72HL4 / -V reference here is monofacial. Check the exact module’s construction and datasheet; N-Type describes the cells, while bifacial describes collecting light from both sides.
Compare rate per watt, total array cost, module dimensions, electrical ratings and warranty terms. Wattage differences can change the whole-panel count; they do not by themselves establish the better roof layout or value.
Eighteen provide 10.53kW DC and seventeen provide 9.945kW. The sizing tool rounds upward to reach the selected DC target. An installer must confirm inverter loading and string limits before ordering.
Only when the seller explicitly includes that scope. Panel-only pricing does not automatically cover the inverter, mounting, cabling, protection, installation or optional battery storage.
Model generation, condition, warranty route, order quantity, stock and transport can affect the quotation. Compare equivalent offers from Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad or another city with charges itemised, rather than comparing dated screenshots.
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