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Unofficial site. MEPCODBill is an independent tool and is not affiliated with MEPCO, PITC, WAPDA, or the Government of Pakistan. The official bill portal is bill.pitc.com.pk.

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Electricity Calculators for MEPCO Consumers

Pick a job below and follow the suggested sequence. Every result is an estimate from inputs you provide and published NEPRA tariff concepts — not a live official bill and not affiliated with MEPCO.

Understand your bill

Turn meter readings into units, then estimate slab or ToU cost before the printed invoice.

Suggested path: Meter reading → Bill calculator (or Peak/off-peak) → Budget planner

Reduce usage

See which appliances drive units, convert energy quantities, then set a daily ceiling.

Suggested path: Appliance cost → Unit converter → Budget planner

Solar & backup

Size a rough array, estimate inverter runtime, and check conversion losses for hybrid setups.

Suggested path: Solar size → UPS backup → AC↔DC → Wire size

Electrical formulas

Convert power ↔ current and plan conductor size. Planning estimates only — use a licensed electrician for installation.

Suggested path: Watts↔amps → Wire size → AC↔DC

Tool documentation by Ahmad Ali

Independent publisher · Multan, Pakistan · Not affiliated with MEPCO / PITC / WAPDA

Last reviewed: 6 August 2026

Scope: independent electricity planning calculators for South Punjab consumers

Figures and procedures are checked against published official notices where available. Tariff rates and peak windows change — confirm your printed/official bill and current NEPRA schedules before paying or disputing a charge.Editorial policy

Honest positioning

  • MEPCODBill is a privately run educational site. It is not the official MEPCO website and does not fetch live official bill data into these calculators.
  • Tariff figures on tool pages are planning assumptions. Always verify against your printed bill and NEPRA tariff schedules. Estimates differ due to FPA, QTA, arrears, ToU splits and fixed charges.
  • Electrical sizing tools are planning estimates only — have a licensed electrician confirm installation and local code compliance.
  • Need the official invoice? Use our reference-number lookup, which forwards you to the PITC portal.

Experience

Built around the real consumer path: reference number → PITC portal, plus planning calculators you can run before the paper bill arrives.

Expertise

Guides explain FPA, QTA, GST, ToU and metering in plain language, with formulas documented on each tool page.

Authoritativeness

We cite NEPRA schedules and the PITC bill portal — and we never pretend to be MEPCO.

Trust

No fake bill PDFs, no fabricated live fetch, clear ads/cookie disclosure, and a published corrections path.