Venus Water Heater Price List 2026 (India) - All 35 Models

Short answer

Venus water heaters run from ₹3,835 to ₹62,295 at MRP, with a median of ₹15,782. We list 35 Venus models across 10 series — 6 instant, 22 storage and 7 tankless. The everyday numbers: an instant geyser is ₹3,835–₹7,735, a 15 litre storage geyser ₹11,735–₹13,575, a 25 litre ₹13,750–₹15,782, and the large 70–200 litre Magma Plus range ₹34,170–₹62,295. Tankless Quik units are ₹9,686–₹49,500 depending on kW. Prices on this page are Venus MRP — what the brand prints — so there is no discount to decode and no "special price" that expires.

In detail

Venus prices by series

The full range is at Venus water heaters.

What each capacity costs

This is the number most people actually want. Storage geysers only:

Going from 15 L to 25 L costs roughly ₹2,000. That is almost always money well spent — running out of hot water mid-shower is the single most common complaint about an undersized geyser, and no amount of wattage fixes a tank that is simply too small. Going from 25 L to 50 L costs about ₹7,000 more and only pays off if two bathrooms genuinely share one unit.

The three types, and the price you pay for each

Instant (₹3,835–₹7,735). A 1–5 litre tank that heats fast and holds little. Right for a kitchen tap, a servant bathroom, or a second bathroom used briefly. Wrong for a shower — a 3 litre tank gives you well under a minute of hot water.

Storage (₹10,480–₹62,295). A tank that heats and holds. This is what a bathroom should have. The whole range sits on 8 bar except the 6 litre Celo Vertical at 8 bar too — see the pressure section below, because in a Mumbai high-rise that number matters more than the wattage.

Tankless Quik (₹9,686–₹49,500). No tank at all; water heats as it passes through. Unlimited hot water, zero standing loss, and a big electrical requirement — the entry Q55U at 5.5 kW needs a dedicated 32 A switch on 2.5 sq mm cable, and the 24 kW Q243 needs three-phase supply with a 4-pole tripper. Superb where the wiring supports it, impossible where it doesn't. Check the wiring line on every Quik product page before you buy.

Pressure rating: the number that matters in a high-rise

Venus rates these at 6, 8 or 10 bar, and the split is:

• 8 bar — 23 of 35 models. Every storage geyser in the Celo, Slim and Magma Plus ranges.
• 6 bar — 10 models. The Jiffy, Lava and Pentra instants, plus the larger Quik units.
• 10 bar — 2 models. Quik Q55U and Q75U.

If you are above roughly the tenth floor of a pressurised or pump-fed building, or on a hydro-pneumatic system, the 6 bar instants are the ones to think twice about. A geyser that is under-rated for the incoming pressure fails at the tank, not the element, and a tank failure is the one fault a warranty visit cannot fix quickly. Every storage model we list is 8 bar, which covers essentially all Mumbai residential supply.

Warranty, honestly

Venus's 2026 guarantee document covers part of this range and not all of it. Where we have the manufacturer's own numbers, we print them:

For the Jiffy, Brizo, Lava, Pentra, Magma Plus and Quik ranges, Venus's published guarantee sheet does not list those exact model suffixes, so those product pages say "official Venus warranty as applicable" rather than quoting a year count we cannot verify. Ask us and we will confirm the current terms in writing against your specific model code before you order. We would rather tell you we don't know than print a number that turns out to be wrong at claim time.

The 5-star option

The Celo Vertical range is the only 5-star BEE rated line here — 6, 10, 15, 25, 35 and 50 litre, ₹10,480 to ₹21,100. Everything else storage-side is 3-star. On a geyser used daily by a family, the step from 3-star to 5-star is the one specification change that keeps paying you back every month, and here it costs nothing extra: the 15 litre Celo Vertical at ₹11,735 is actually cheaper than the 3-star 15 litre Slim at ₹13,575.

If you want the short version of this whole page: buy the 5-star Celo Vertical in 15 or 25 litre unless you specifically need horizontal mounting.

Horizontal or vertical?

Vertical is the default and slightly cheaper to run because heat stratifies properly in a tall tank. Choose horizontal only when you have to — above a false ceiling, inside a duct, or over a door where a vertical unit won't fit. Venus prices them within a few hundred rupees of each other (15 L vertical ₹11,735 vs 15 L horizontal ₹11,940), so the decision is purely about the space you have.

Buying from us

We are an authorized Venus dealer in Borivali West, Mumbai. Every unit is sealed and genuine with a GST invoice — which is exactly what a Venus service centre asks for on a warranty visit, so never buy a geyser without one.

Call or WhatsApp +91 79770 04273 with your bathroom count and floor number and we will tell you the capacity and pressure rating you actually need, which is usually cheaper than what you were about to buy.

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