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V-Guard Diwali Sale 2026: Up to 63% Off

Published: October 12, 2026
Author: HFT

V-Guard Industries Limited has announced its Diwali Dhamaka Sale 2026, running from October 8 to November 10, 2026, on its official website. The sale offers discounts of up to 63% on select consumer electrical products.

The offers cover several product categories, including voltage stabilizers, water heaters, inverters, battery combos and small kitchen appliances.

Customers can also avail an additional 1% discount on UPI and credit card payments. Eligible purchases include No-Cost EMI options. In addition, customers using eligible credit card EMI transactions through HSBC, BOB Card and Federal Bank can receive a 10% instant discount of up to ₹3,000, subject to applicable terms and conditions.

Featured voltage stabilizers include the Voltino Grand Digi Plus, Elegna 750, iD4 Ace 5540 AC and Duralis 1000 Mainline. Water heater offers include the Zio 5L Instant, Zio 15L and Luxecube Avo Smart 25L.

The sale also features inverter-battery combos, such as the 1150 Pure Sine Wave Inverter with VT 220 Battery and the Smart Pro 1200 S Solar Inverter with VT 160 P Battery. Small kitchen appliances include the VIRC 04 2200 W Electric Infrared Cooktop and the Citius 750-Watt Juicer Mixer Grinder.

The V-Guard Diwali Dhamaka Sale 2026 runs until November 10, 2026. Customers can explore the available products and festive offers on the brand’s website. Discounts and payment benefits apply to eligible products and transactions. Terms and conditions

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