Bill Estimate

200 Units Electricity Bill (LESCO 2026)

Latest LESCO estimate for 200 units — the exact protected-consumer ceiling — with slab, FPA and tax breakdown.

Updated Apr 2025

Rs 3,572

Estimated bill for 200 units · Protected consumer

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Slab-by-slab breakdown

SlabUnitsRateAmount
01 — 100 units100Rs 11.69Rs 1,169
101 — 200 units100Rs 14.16Rs 1,416
Energy chargesRs 2,585
FPA adjustmentRs 310
Quarterly adjustmentRs 420
Fuel chargesRs 170
GST (18%)Rs 0
Electricity duty (1.5%)Rs 52
TV / PTV feeRs 35
Final Estimated BillRs 3,572

Indicative estimate — actual bill varies by FPA, arrears, late fees and filer status.

Protected Tariff Slabs

01 — 100 unitsRs 11.69
101 — 200 unitsRs 14.16

The 200-unit protected ceiling

200 units is the single most important threshold in the LESCO residential tariff. Stay at or below it for 6 consecutive months and you keep the subsidised protected slab plus a full GST exemption. Cross it — even by one unit — and the entire connection is shifted to the non-protected tariff from the next bill, GST reappears at 17%, and every slab jumps to the higher price band. A 200 units electricity bill is therefore the maximum a protected household can consume without losing the subsidy.

What lands you at exactly 200 units

A typical 200-unit LESCO household has: 8–10 LED bulbs used 5 hours a day, one refrigerator, three ceiling fans running during summer daylight, an LED TV for 4–5 hours and light washing-machine use two or three times a week. Add an inverter AC used for even one hour daily and you will usually cross into the third slab — see the non-protected users page for the higher tariff that then applies.

Stay under 200 to keep the subsidy

  • Move any electric water heater or immersion rod to gas / instant geyser.
  • Set AC (if used) to 26°C and only for the hottest 2–3 hours of the day.
  • Run the washing machine and iron during off-peak hours (before 6 pm).
  • Keep the fridge at least 5 cm off the wall — poor ventilation adds 10–15 units.
  • Use our appliance calculator to plan exactly which loads you can afford.

Related pages

Compare with the smaller 100 units bill, read the full protected users guide, or use the LESCO bill calculator to model any unit count.

Official sources & references

The information on this page references the following official portals and regulators. lescobillonline.com is an independent informational service and is not affiliated with LESCO, PITC or NEPRA.