Daikin

Daikin Air Conditioner Range — Wall Mounted, Floor Standing & Cassette

Comparing the Daikin air conditioner range in Pakistan and not sure which type actually fits your space — a standard wall unit, a floor-standing cabinet for a large hall, or a ceiling cassette for an office? Daikin’s Pakistan lineup spans all three, and the right choice depends more on your room and installation setup than on price alone.

Zahid Brothers is an authorized Daikin dealer, so every unit is genuine, comes with full manufacturer warranty, and is backed by proper after-sales support. Daikin is supplied in Pakistan through MIA Technical Services (MTS), an affiliate of the MIA Group, and manufactured by Daikin Industries — the Global No.1 air conditioning brand.

Most of the current range runs on R32 refrigerant, a more environmentally friendly option than older R410A systems, with genuine inverter efficiency on the wall-mounted and cassette lines. Below is a plain breakdown of what separates each type, so you can match one to your space before checking prices.

Daikin AC Types Compared

Wall Mounted (FTXC-D Series) — R32 Inverter, Cool & Heat Daikin’s standard split range for bedrooms, living rooms and offices, spanning roughly 1.2 to 2.3 Ton (FTXC35D through FTXC71D). Runs on R32 refrigerant with genuine inverter efficiency — SEER up to 6.87 on the smallest unit — and 4-way auto air direction control. The right choice for most single-room home installations. (FTXC50D confirmed in our catalogue — confirm remaining sizes are stocked before linking them individually.)

Ceiling Cassette (E-Series) — 360° Air Throw Recesses into a false ceiling instead of mounting on a wall, distributing air in all four directions at once. Built for offices, showrooms, restaurants and any space where wall-mounted units would be visually intrusive or physically impractical. Spans multiple capacities from roughly 1.5 to 4 Ton (FCQ50EXV1 through FCQN125EXV1). (Confirm current stock status before publishing this section.)

Floor Standing (A-Series) — Non-Inverter, Cool & Heat A freestanding cabinet unit for large halls, warehouses and commercial spaces that a wall-mounted split can’t cover evenly — air throw up to 25 metres. Available in 2.3 Ton and 3.8 Ton — note the 3.8 Ton’s outdoor unit requires a 3-phase power connection, standard for commercial sites but not most homes.

Shop Daikin by Type

• Wall Mounted — the standard split AC for homes and single offices
• Floor Standing — freestanding cabinet units for large spaces
• Ceiling Cassette — recessed units for offices and commercial interiors

You can also browse everything on inverter technology, or see our full air conditioner range across all brands.

Why Buy Your Daikin AC from Zahid Brothers

• Authorized dealer — genuine units with full Daikin manufacturer warranty, not grey imports
• Free delivery across Pakistan, with installation available
• Proper after-sales support — we handle service and warranty claims directly
• In-person or online — visit us at Main College Road, Township, Lahore, or order online

Daikin Air Conditioner — Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the price of a Daikin air conditioner in Pakistan? It depends on type and capacity — wall-mounted units are the most affordable entry point, ceiling cassettes and floor standing units cost more given their size and installation complexity. Live prices for every model we stock are shown on this page. For current pricing or anything not yet listed, contact us on 0332-9944444 (call or WhatsApp) or email sales@zahidbrothers.com.

Q2: What’s the difference between a wall-mounted and a floor-standing Daikin AC? A wall-mounted unit suits a single bedroom or office and mounts high on the wall. A floor-standing unit is a freestanding cabinet built for large halls, showrooms or warehouses — far more cooling capacity, but it needs floor space and, on larger models, a 3-phase power connection. Most homes need wall-mounted; large commercial spaces need floor standing.

Q3: Is a Daikin ceiling cassette AC suitable for a home? It can be, but it’s more commonly used in offices, showrooms and restaurants, since it needs a false/suspended ceiling to recess into. If your home has a false ceiling and you want airflow distributed evenly in four directions rather than from one wall unit, it’s worth considering — otherwise a standard wall-mounted unit is simpler to install.