JA Solar Panel Price in Pakistan Today (9 Oct 2026)

JA solar panel price in Pakistan starts from Rs 23,545 on today’s sheet, and the N-type DeepBlue 4.0 585 W, the JA plate most homes are quoted, costs Rs 23,545, which is Rs 40.2 per watt. JA Solar is one of the “big four” Chinese makers alongside Jinko, Longi and Trina, but it gets less attention from Pakistani buyers than it deserves. This page explains JA’s current DeepBlue 4.0 and the older DeepBlue 3.0 it replaced, what the warranty really covers, how to spot a fake and where JA sits against its rivals.

About JA solar

JA Solar was founded in 2005 and is headquartered in Beijing. It started as a cell maker supplying other brands, and that background still shows: it makes its own wafers, cells and modules, which gives it tight control over quality. Today it is one of the largest panel manufacturers in the world by shipments.

Fact	Detail
Founded	2005
Headquarters	Beijing, China
What it makes	Wafers, cells and complete modules
Bankability	A long-standing member of BloombergNEF’s Tier 1 list
Main panels in Pakistan	DeepBlue 4.0 (N-type bifacial). The older DeepBlue 3.0 545 W PERC is no longer sold
Panel naming	“JAM” model codes, for example JAM72D40-585/MB

In Pakistan, JA panels are sold through the same importer and dealer chain as the other Chinese Tier 1 brands. They are common in commercial and industrial projects and increasingly offered to homes as an alternative to Jinko. Because JA is asked for by name less often than Jinko, some dealers keep less stock, but the brand is easy enough to find in the big cities.

Why JA solar panels are worth a look

• Quality control from wafer to module. JA makes most of the parts that go into its panels rather than buying them in.
• Glass-glass N-type option. The DeepBlue 4.0 has glass on both sides, which protects against moisture and microcracks better than a plastic backsheet.
• Less copied than the market leader. Counterfeiters go after the brand people ask for most, and in Pakistan that is Jinko.
• Competitive pricing. On many days the JA rate per watt sits close to or below the bigger names; check the live rate rather than relying on reputation.

For the full list of brands sold here, see our solar panel brands in Pakistan guide.

JA solar panel models explained

JA uses the DeepBlue family name across its range. The number after it is the generation, and the letters at the end of the model code tell you the build. “MR” means a mono-facial panel with a backsheet; “MB” means a bifacial panel with glass on the back. The “72” in the code means 144 half-cut cells in a 72-cell layout.

Series	Model code	Cell type	Build	Size sold here	Efficiency	Live price
DeepBlue 3.0	JAM72S30-545/MR	Mono PERC (P-type)	Glass front, backsheet	545 W	21.10%	No longer sold
DeepBlue 4.0	JAM72D40-585/MB	N-type	Glass-glass bifacial	585 W	22.65%	Rs 23,545

The full live JA list, with every row on our sheet, is below:

Model	Watt	Price per panel	Per watt	This week	Trend
JA JA Solar DeepBlue 4.0 N-type bifacialN-type	585 W	Rs 23,545	Rs 40.2	No change

DeepBlue 3.0: the older PERC panel

DeepBlue 3.0 was JA’s best-seller during the PERC years, but the 545 W is no longer sold and has been replaced by the DeepBlue 4.0. It was a proven, simple panel.

Spec (545 W)	DeepBlue 3.0 JAM72S30-545/MR
Efficiency	21.10%
Dimensions	2278 x 1134 x 30 mm
Weight	about 27.3 kg
Temperature coefficient of power	-0.35%/°C
Product warranty	12 years
Power warranty	25 years, about 84% at year 25

If a dealer still offers one, buy it only if the price per watt is clearly lower than the N-type 585. On a hot roof the PERC panel loses more power in the afternoon, and its power warranty is five years shorter, so a small saving is not worth it. Our 545 watt solar panel price page compares the 545 W class across brands.

DeepBlue 4.0: the one to compare

DeepBlue 4.0 is JA’s N-type panel and the main JA solar panel price people search for. It uses n-type cells, which age more slowly and lose less power in heat than PERC.

Spec (585 W)	DeepBlue 4.0 JAM72D40-585/MB
Efficiency	22.65%
Dimensions	2278 x 1134 x 30 mm
Weight	about 31.8 kg
Temperature coefficient of power	-0.30%/°C
Back side	Glass (bifacial)
Product warranty	12 years
Power warranty	30 years, 87.4% at year 30

The size is exactly the same as a Jinko Tiger Neo 585, so it fits the same structure rails. The difference is weight: at about 31.8 kg, it is roughly 4 kg heavier per plate than mono-facial rivals because of the second sheet of glass.

DeepBlue 3.0 vs DeepBlue 4.0 side by side

	DeepBlue 3.0 545 W	DeepBlue 4.0 585 W
Price per plate	No longer sold	Rs 23,545
Price per watt	No longer sold	Rs 40.2
Heat loss per °C	-0.35%	-0.30%
Power left at year 25	about 84%	about 89% (87.4% at year 30)
Weight	about 27.3 kg	about 31.8 kg
Bifacial	No	Yes

On a summer afternoon in Lahore or Multan, panel cells can run 35 to 40°C above 25°C. At that point the 0.05% per °C difference is worth roughly 2% more output from the DeepBlue 4.0, before you count its slower ageing.

How many JA 585 W plates for a home?

System size	JA 585 W plates needed	Typical use
3 kW	6	Fans, lights, fridge and one small inverter AC in the day
5 kW	9	A typical family home with one or two ACs
10 kW	18	A large house or small shop

The system counts use the cheapest 585 W panel on our sheet across all brands, so the number of plates is the same for JA. Each 585 W plate produces roughly 80 to 95 units a month on average in most of Pakistan, more in summer and less in December and January.

Does the bifacial back help you?

A bifacial panel collects some reflected light through its glass back. How much that adds depends on your mounting:

• Raised steel structure over a white or light roof: a useful gain, often a few percent.
• Car porch or open frame with space underneath: a good gain, especially over light concrete.
• Panels laid close to a dark roof: very little gain; you are mainly paying for the glass back’s durability.

Do not choose JA DeepBlue 4.0 only for the bifacial gain. Choose it for the N-type cells and the 30-year warranty, and treat any extra power from the back as a bonus.

JA solar panel warranty in Pakistan

Every JA panel has two warranties. The product warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship: delamination, a failed junction box, broken frames. The power warranty guarantees the panel will still produce a set share of its rated output after a given number of years.

Warranty	DeepBlue 3.0 (545 W)	DeepBlue 4.0 (585 W)
Product	12 years	12 years
Power	25 years	30 years
Output at end of term	about 84% at year 25	87.4% at year 30
Year-one loss limit	about 2%	1%
Yearly loss after year one	about 0.55%	0.4%

Who honours a claim locally

JA’s warranty is given by the manufacturer, but in practice the claim starts with whoever sold you the panels. The dealer passes it to the importer or distributor, who deals with JA. That makes the paperwork you collect at purchase more important than the warranty certificate itself.

• Keep the invoice with the full model code and every serial number listed.
• Ask the dealer who the importer is and how claims have been handled before.
• Photograph each label before installation, while it is easy to reach.
• Ask for a written warranty statement, not just a verbal promise.

What usually voids it

1. Drilling holes in the frame or glass.
2. Damage during transport or careless installation, such as walking on panels.
3. Wiring panels in a way that exceeds their maximum system voltage or fuse rating.
4. Removing or damaging the label so the serial number cannot be read.
5. Buying panels that were sold for another country’s market, if the importer will not support them.

Glass-glass panels need careful handling. Lift them from both sides, never stand them on one corner and use clamps in the zones JA allows in its installation manual.

Keeping JA panels in warranty condition

Task	How often	Why
Wash with clean water and a soft brush	Every two to four weeks in dusty months	Dust cuts output and caked dirt can cause hot spots
Check clamps and bolts	Once a year, and after storms	Loose clamps stress the glass edges
Look for cracks, browning or bubbles	Every cleaning	Early proof helps a warranty claim
Keep photos of labels and the invoice	Once, at installation	The serial is your proof of purchase

How to check an original JA panel

JA Solar has a module traceability system in which each panel carries a unique ID, also printed as a QR code, linked to its production data. We could not confirm a public serial lookup page aimed at Pakistani buyers in the way Jinko offers one, so treat any “JA verification” website that is not on JA Solar’s own domain with suspicion. Combine paperwork with physical checks:

Check	Genuine JA DeepBlue 4.0 585 W	Warning sign
Model code	JAM72D40-585/MB	“JA 585” only, or a code not in JA’s datasheets
Back of panel	Glass	A white plastic backsheet on a “DeepBlue 4.0”
Weight	about 31.8 kg	Several kilograms lighter
Size	2278 x 1134 x 30 mm	Different dimensions
Label values	Match the datasheet for 585 W	Round numbers or values that do not match
Serial and QR	Present on label and frame, matching	Missing, smudged or mismatched
Paperwork	Invoice lists every serial; importer named	No documents

Steps to follow:

1. Ask for the full model code before you pay and confirm it in JA’s official datasheet on jasolar.com.
2. Check the back: a DeepBlue 4.0 MB panel has glass, a DeepBlue 3.0 MR panel has a backsheet. A dealer selling an MR panel as “N-type” is mis-selling.
3. Weigh one plate if you can. A glass-glass panel that weighs under 28 kg is not what it claims to be.
4. Scan the QR code on the label and note where it points. If it leads anywhere other than a JA Solar domain, stop.
5. Send serials you doubt to JA Solar through the contact options on its official website and ask them to confirm the product and its sales region.
6. Ask your installer to measure open-circuit voltage on a few plates in sun and compare with the label.

The testing method in our Jinko solar panel verification guide works for every brand, including JA.

Common JA fakes and mis-selling

• Old PERC sold as new N-type: a DeepBlue 3.0 with a new sticker claiming 585 W.
• Relabelled no-name panels: a cheap panel with a printed “JA Solar” sticker and no frame marking.
• B-grade stock: genuine factory rejects with cosmetic or electrical faults, sold at full price.
• Wrong wattage label: a lower bin relabelled as a higher one; check the label values against the datasheet.

A price far below Rs 23,545 for a DeepBlue 4.0 is the first warning sign.

Reading a JA model code

Once you can read a JA model code, mis-selling is much easier to spot. Take JAM72D40-585/MB as the example:

Part	Meaning
JAM	JA Solar module
72	72-cell layout (144 half-cut cells)
D40	DeepBlue 4.0 generation (S30 means DeepBlue 3.0)
585	Rated power in watts for this bin
MB	Bifacial with a glass back (MR means mono-facial with a backsheet)

If the code on the label and the code on the invoice do not match exactly, ask why before any money changes hands.

JA solar panel price in Pakistan vs other Tier 1 brands

At the 585 W size, the four main brands sell panels in exactly the same frame size. The differences are build, warranty and price.

Panel	Cell type	Efficiency	Power warranty	Weight	Live price
JA DeepBlue 4.0 585 W	N-type, bifacial glass-glass	22.65%	30 years	about 31.8 kg	Rs 23,545
Jinko Tiger Neo 585 W	N-type TOPCon, mono-facial	22.65%	30 years	about 28 kg	Rs 25,420
Longi Hi-MO X7 585 W	Bifacial	see datasheet	see warranty card	see datasheet	Rs 25,010
Canadian TOPBiHiKu6 590 W	N-type TOPCon, bifacial glass-glass	22.8%	30 years	about 32.3 kg	Rs 25,370

Price per watt today

Panel	Per watt
JA DeepBlue 4.0 585 W	Rs 40.2
Jinko Tiger Neo 585 W	Rs 43.5
Longi Hi-MO X7 585 W	Rs 42.8
Canadian TOPBiHiKu6 590 W	Rs 43
Market average	Rs 41.3

What the comparison shows:

• JA matches Jinko on efficiency. Both 585 W plates are rated 22.65%.
• JA and Canadian give you a glass back. Check the back of any Jinko or Longi 585 you are offered, as these brands sell both backsheet and glass-glass versions.
• Warranty is level with the best. 30 years on power, the same as Jinko Tiger Neo and Canadian TOPBiHiKu6, and five years longer than Longi’s older Hi-MO 6.
• Weight is the trade-off. Plan for about 4 kg extra per plate compared with a mono-facial plate.
• Availability is good but not universal. Jinko is still the easiest brand to find in every city.

JA vs Jinko in one line each

Question	JA DeepBlue 4.0	Jinko Tiger Neo
Easier to find?	Big cities, most dealers	Almost every dealer
More often faked?	Less	More
Bifacial?	Yes	No (on the standard 585)
Lighter?	No	Yes

If both are offered at the same price per watt, JA gives you the sturdier glass-glass build and Jinko gives you the lighter plate and wider stock. Read our Jinko solar panel price in Pakistan and Longi solar panel price in Pakistan pages for those brands in detail, or the 585 watt solar panel price page for every brand at this size.

JA solar panels: pros and cons

Pros	Cons
DeepBlue 4.0 has 22.65% efficiency and a 30-year power warranty	Heavier than mono-facial rivals, about 31.8 kg
Glass-glass build resists moisture and microcracks	Fewer dealers stock it than Jinko
JA makes its own wafers and cells	No public serial lookup we could confirm for Pakistan
Less targeted by fakes than Jinko	DeepBlue 3.0 PERC is no longer sold, so matching an older JA system is harder
Often good value per watt	Bifacial gain is small on panels laid close to a dark roof

Our verdict

JA solar panels are a strong, slightly underrated choice in Pakistan. The DeepBlue 4.0 585 W offers the same efficiency and warranty as the market leader, a tougher glass-glass build and less risk of buying a fake. You pay for it in weight, and you may need to call more than one dealer. If the price per watt is at or below Jinko’s on the day and your structure is built for heavier plates, it is an easy recommendation. See how JA ranks overall in our best solar panels in Pakistan list.

Who should buy JA

• Buyers on raised structures or car porches who can use the bifacial back.
• Homes in humid coastal areas, where a glass back protects better than a backsheet.
• Anyone who wants a Tier 1 N-type panel and prefers a brand less likely to be faked.

Who should look elsewhere

• Older roofs or light structures that are already near their load limit.
• Buyers who plan to add panels later and need to be sure their dealer will still have the same model.

Where to buy JA solar panels

JA solar panels reach Pakistan through importers and distributors, then through dealers and EPC installers. Stock is usually strongest where containers land and in the largest markets.

Tips that save money and trouble when buying JA:

• Get two or three quotes on exactly the same model code and quantity, then compare price per watt rather than price per plate.
• Ask how old the stock is. Well-stored older stock is usually fine, but it should be priced lower and checked closely for damage.
• Check the dealer will deliver to the roof or tell you the lifting cost up front, since glass-glass plates are heavy and fragile at the corners.
• Buy all plates from one batch so the labels and power bins match across your strings.

City	What to expect
Karachi	Best range and earliest stock, as containers land here first
Lahore	Widely stocked by larger dealers; good for comparing quotes
Islamabad and Rawalpindi	Available from established installers; ask ahead for DeepBlue 4.0
Faisalabad, Multan, Gujranwala	Usually available through bigger dealers or by order from Lahore
Peshawar and smaller cities	Often by order; check delivery cost for heavy glass-glass plates

What changes a JA solar panel price quote

Factor	Why it matters
Model (DeepBlue 4.0, or any leftover DeepBlue 3.0)	N-type glass-glass costs more per plate than PERC
Power bin	Higher bins cost a little more per plate
Quantity	Full-system orders usually get a better per-plate rate
Delivery and lifting	Glass-glass plates are heavy; roof delivery adds cost
Stock age and dollar rate	Containers cleared at different times carry different landed costs

Before you pay:

1. Confirm the full model code, JAM72D40-585/MB for the DeepBlue 4.0.
2. Check the back is glass and the weight is about 32 kg.
3. Get every serial on the invoice and a written warranty statement.
4. Ask who handles warranty claims and how long replacements take.
5. Compare the quote with the live rate on our home page before you agree.