Imagine a world where calculating your electricity bill is not only hassle-free but also empowers you to take control of your energy consumption. Welcome to the world of the LESCO Bill Calculator, where simplicity and savings go hand in hand.
In today’s fast-paced and interconnected world, keeping track of our expenses can sometimes feel like a daunting task. And when it comes to electricity bills, the complexity of calculations and the uncertainty of costs can leave us scratching our heads. That’s where our calculator steps in, revolutionizing the way we understand and manage our energy expenses.
So, whether you’re striving to make your household more energy-efficient, optimize your business operations, or simply take control of your expenses, this calculator is your trusted companion. Join the countless individuals who have already experienced the power of simplicity and savings and take the first step towards a brighter, more informed future.
LESCO Bill Calculator 2024
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How to use the LESCO Bill Calculator
Citizens of Lahore can use this Bill Calculator to get the estimated amount of their bill. So they can plan their usage accordingly. This bill calculator saves you time and gets estimated results in no time; follow these steps to get your LESCO Estimate Bill amount.
Step 1: LESCO Connection Type
The first and most important step for using LESCO bill calculator is to know what type of connection you are using. To know what connection you are using, check your bill, and on the top of your bill, the connection type is mentioned.
| Tariff Name | Tariff Type |
| A1 (01) | Domestic |
| A1 (03) | Domestic |
| A2 (04) | Commercial |
| A2c (06) T | Commercial |
| B1 (07) | Industrial |
| B1 (08) | Industrial |
| B1b (09) T | Industrial |
| B2a (10) | Industrial |
| B2a (11) | Industrial |
| B2b (12) T | Industrial |
| A3 (66) | General Service |
Step 2: Select the Phase Type
The second step is to select your phase type. Lahore Electric Supply Company categorizes its consumers into different phases based on their geographic location and the electricity distribution network. These phases help in managing the supply and distribution of electricity effectively. Here are the commonly used phases in LESCO billing
Single-Phase
Single-phase connections are typically provided to residential consumers and small businesses. They have two wires—one live (phase) wire and one neutral wire. Single-phase connections are suitable for lower power requirements and are commonly found in homes, small shops, and offices.
Three-Phase
Three-phase connections are designed to meet the higher power demands of commercial and industrial consumers. They consist of three live (phase) wires and one neutral wire. Three-phase connections are more stable and capable of handling larger electrical loads. They are commonly used by factories, large commercial establishments, and industrial units.
Step 3: Units Consumed
To get your estimated amount, you have to enter the number of units that you have consumed on previous days or the previous month. You will get your bill after entering the units.
In LESCO billing system, the unit consumed refers to the amount of electrical energy (measured in kilowatt-hours, kWh) used by a consumer during a specific billing period. It represents the total energy consumption over a given period, typically a month.
Step 4: Meter Rent
Enter your meter rent if it applies to your Tariff.
Meter rent refers to a nominal fee charged by the Lahore Electric Supply Company for the rental of the electricity meter installed at the consumer’s premises. The meter rent is a recurring charge added to the electricity bill to cover the cost of maintaining and servicing the meter.
The meter rent amount can vary based on the type of consumer (residential, commercial, industrial) and the metering arrangement. The specific meter rent charges applicable to each consumer category are determined by LESCO and are included in the tariff structure.
Step 5: Service Rent
Just like meter rent, you must enter service rent if it applies to your tariff.
The service rent refers to a fee charged by the Lahore Electric Supply Company for providing and maintaining the electricity distribution infrastructure and services. It is a recurring charge included in the LESCO bill to cover the costs associated with maintaining the distribution network and ensuring the reliable supply of electricity.
The service rent amount can vary based on the consumer category (residential, commercial, industrial) and the type of connection. It is determined by company and is included in the tariff structure.
Step 6: Arrears
Enter arrears amount in the LESCO bill calculator. This amount is mentioned on your bill; if there is no arrears amount mentioned, then put zero and proceed to the next step.
Arrears refer to outstanding or unpaid amounts that a consumer owes to the Lahore Electric Supply Company. Arrears can accumulate when a consumer fails to make timely payments for their electricity bills or when they have outstanding dues from previous billing cycles.
Arrears can occur due to various reasons, such as missed payments, late payments, or disputes regarding bill calculations. If these amounts remain unpaid, they are considered arrears and are carried forward to subsequent billing cycles until they are settled.
Step 7: No TV sets
In this step, you have to enter the number of the TV you are using on the LESCO connection. The number of TV sets determines the usage of electricity in particular month.
Step 8: Tax Exemption
There are a few more options that would be given to you, so you have to check or un-check them.
- STRN Available
- ED Exempt
- GST Exempt
- Sales Tax For Retailers Exempt
- IT Exempt
- E-Tax Exempt
- Additional Sales Tax to Marble and Granite Industry
Check and uncheck them and then press the submit button, and in no time, you will get your LESCO Bill Amount. Make sure to fill in all the information according to your connection to get your bill amount close to your original amount.
LESCO Bill Tariff
Here is the LESCO billing tariff for the residential connection in Lahore
| SR | Units | Price |
| 1 | Up to 50 Units | 9.42 Per Unit |
| 2 | 100 to 200 Units | 11.74 Per Unit |
| 3 | 200 to 300 Units | 13.83 Per Unit |
| 4 | 300 to 400 Units | 21.23 Per Unit |
| 5 | 400 to 700 Units | 21.23 Per Unit |
| 6 | Above 700 Units | 24.23 Per Unit |
LESCO Bill Taxes
There can be various tax types or charges applied in addition to the electricity consumption charges. These taxes are levied by the government or regulatory authorities and are collected by LESCO on their behalf. The specific tax types that may appear in an electricity bill can include:
General Sales Tax (GST)
The General Sales Tax is a tax imposed by the government on the sale of goods and services. GST is applied to the electricity consumption charges. The applicable GST rate may vary and is determined by the government.
Federal Excise Duty (FED)
The Federal Excise Duty is a tax imposed by the government on specific goods and services. In LESCO bills, FED may be applied to electricity consumption charges for certain consumer categories or usage thresholds. The FED rate can vary depending on the government’s regulations.
Neelum-Jhelum Surcharge
The Neelum-Jhelum Surcharge is a surcharge imposed to finance the Neelum-Jhelum Hydropower Project. This surcharge is levied on electricity consumption charges and appears as a separate line item on the electricity bill.
TV License Fee
The TV License Fee is a fee collected on behalf of the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA). It is applied to LESCO bills to fund the development and regulation of electronic media in Pakistan.
Meter Rent
As mentioned earlier, meter rent is a nominal fee charged for the rental of the electricity meter installed at the consumer’s premises. It is not a tax but an additional charge included in the bill to cover the cost of maintaining and servicing the meter.
