Head and distance, then flow
How high the water has to lift and how far it has to travel set the system before the flow rate does. Getting these measured properly is most of a correct specification.
Solar Water Pumps
Pumping systems driven directly by solar, for the very common situation where there is plenty of water and plenty of sun but no power line within reach.
Where it goes
Typical applications
- Livestock watering at remote pastures and dugouts
- Irrigation for market gardens and small acreages
- Filling and transferring between tanks and cisterns
- Dewatering and drainage where no service exists
- Off-grid cabins and seasonal properties
On specifications
We would rather send you the current datasheet than publish numbers on a web page that drift out of date as models change. Tell us the application and we will come back with the model, the specification sheet and the price against your actual conditions.
Request a datasheetGetting it right
What to settle before you buy
Solar equipment fails far more often from being specified wrong than from being built badly. These are the questions worth answering first — whoever you end up buying from.
Storage beats batteries
For most agricultural uses it is cheaper and far more robust to pump into a tank while the sun is up than to store electricity and pump at night. Size the tank, not the battery bank.
Freeze protection
A system anywhere in Canada has to be either drained for winter or built to survive it. Which of those you want changes the whole design, so it is a first conversation rather than a last one.
Water source and filtration
Dugout, well and cistern water each carry different sediment. Pump wear is usually a filtration decision made months earlier.
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Enquiry
Tell us the application
Where it is going, what it has to do, and what power is available nearby. That is enough for us to come back with a model and a price.