NEW DELHI: Crompton lists the Solarium Qube storage water heater at Rs 11,500 for 10 litres, Rs 12,500 for 15 litres and Rs 13,500 for 25 litres. These are the official website's tax-inclusive MRPs for the White & Black versions, rather than a promise of the final installed price.
| Solarium Qube variant | Official MRP | Heating element |
|---|---|---|
| 10L, White & Black | Rs 11,500 | 2000W |
| 15L, White & Black | Rs 12,500 | 2000W |
| 25L, White & Black | Rs 13,500 | 2000W |
Price as of 29 October 2026, 00:12 IST. The table covers all three capacity choices on the standard Solarium Qube product page. The separately named Qube IoT is a different product and is outside this list.
The price ladder changes storage capacity
The useful detail in this range is the relationship between capacity and the electrical rating. All the listed versions use the same rated heating power. Moving up the range therefore changes the amount of water the appliance can store, without a corresponding increase in the stated wattage. The figures do not establish that a larger tank will finish heating in the same time.
For a bathroom used by people in quick succession, the practical question is how the stored supply fits that sequence. A tank label alone cannot tell a household how many comfortable baths it will provide. The answer also depends on how the water is used and mixed. This price list should therefore be read as a capacity comparison, without attaching an unsupported family-size promise to each row.
The narrow spread in sticker prices can make the largest version look like a straightforward upgrade. Physical fit deserves its own check, however. A replacement geyser has to work with the available wall space and plumbing arrangement. Comparing only the front-facing product photograph can conceal differences that become obvious once the installation position is measured.
Check the appliance behind the family name
Crompton's model-specific specifications identify smart LED indicators, Nano Polybond technology and advanced three-level safety. These are the features attached to this product. The broader Solarium description on the website also discusses connected functions across the family; that general text should not be treated as confirmation that every Qube capacity has app or voice controls.
This distinction matters when an online search mixes the standard Qube with Qube IoT. A similar name and exterior are insufficient evidence of identical controls. The invoice and carton should identify the actual product ordered. Anyone researching a bathroom replacement can also refer to our separate Crompton Arno Neo price list: Rs 8,100 to Rs 11,700 for another named family, while keeping its specifications separate.
There is a similar reason to read an electrical rating carefully. It describes an appliance characteristic, while a household electricity bill depends on actual operation. Our Crompton Ameo mixer grinder price list: Rs 3,400 to Rs 7,100 looks at that distinction in a different appliance category. No consumption saving has been calculated for the Qube here.
Warranty and the installed bill
The Qube page lists seven years of tank warranty, two years for the heating element and two years for the product. These are component-specific periods. Describing the whole geyser simply as carrying a seven-year warranty would hide the shorter periods that apply elsewhere in the appliance.
For the owner, the important consequence is the description of a fault on the service record. A tank issue and a failed heating component need to be identified accurately against the applicable warranty terms. Retaining the invoice and the model details makes that conversation more precise. The periods above should not be read as an unconditional promise that every service visit or installation expense is included.
Crompton says its website prices are references and may change. A household comparing quotations should ask for the appliance charge and any installation work to be identified separately, rather than assuming the MRP is an all-in bathroom project cost. Our Crompton Amica Pro price list: Rs 10,900 to Rs 13,200 offers another example of why appliance coverage needs to be read by component.
Official sources: Crompton capacity-wise MRP listings and the Solarium Qube product and warranty page.
