Product details
The Sabro Inverter Iron SI-087 is a 399-watt inverter iron with a non-stick Teflon soleplate, priced at Rs. 6,490 in Pakistan. It runs on 220V mains, solar panel systems and UPS backup, making it usable during load-shedding when a conventional 1000–1800 watt iron would overload a home inverter.
Can the Sabro SI-087 run on solar or a UPS?
Yes. The Sabro Inverter Iron SI-087 operates on solar panel systems, hybrid inverters and UPS units at standard 220V. Its 399-watt draw stays within the capacity of most home solar setups, leaving headroom for fans, lights and other appliances to keep running at the same time. No special wiring, adapter or dedicated socket is needed — it plugs into any normal household outlet.
How much electricity does the Sabro SI-087 use?
The Sabro SI-087 consumes 399 watts. At one hour of daily ironing, that works out to roughly 12 units per month, against about 30 units for a typical 1000-watt iron — a saving of around 18 units, or approximately Rs. 900 per month at Rs. 50 per unit.
At that rate, the iron recovers its Rs. 6,490 price in about seven months of normal household use. Actual saving depends on your daily usage and your local per-unit tariff.
What is the price of the Sabro Inverter Iron SI-087 in Pakistan?
The Sabro Inverter Iron SI-087 is priced at Rs. 6,490. It is a 100% original Sabro product delivered across Pakistan, with cash on delivery available.
Is the Sabro SI-087 a steam iron or a dry iron?
The Sabro SI-087 is a dry iron. It has no water tank and no steam function. The soleplate carries a non-stick Teflon coating.
What fabrics can the Sabro SI-087 be used on?
The non-stick Teflon soleplate suits lawn, cotton, khaddar, polyester and blended fabrics. The coating stops fabric from clinging to the plate and reduces shine marks on dark synthetics. Set the temperature to match the fabric — low for synthetics, higher for cotton and khaddar.
Does a low-watt iron press as well as a normal one?
Yes. The Sabro SI-087 reaches and holds normal ironing temperature at 399 watts. Wattage determines how much power the iron pulls from your supply, not the temperature the soleplate reaches.
How do you clean the soleplate?
Unplug the iron and let it cool completely, then wipe the soleplate with a soft damp cloth. Never use steel wool, a knife or abrasive powder — these strip the Teflon coating.
Who should buy this iron?
The Sabro SI-087 is built for homes running on solar panels or a hybrid inverter, households with UPS backup, families in high electricity tariff slabs, and hostels, small offices and tailoring shops where the available load is limited.
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