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- Solar Submersible Pump
Use solar power to pump groundwater. Provides a cost-effective way to supply users with safe and clean water.
- Solar Surface Pump
Your preferred irrigation system. Automated systems reduce operating costs while increasing crop yields.
- Solar Pool Pump
Using a solar pool pump makes a lot of sense, and pools tend to get more use when the sun is shining.
- DC Water-filled Motor Solar Pump
Submerging depth can reach 150 metersMore energy saving and environmental protection with water-filled motor
- High Speed Deep Well Pump
The whole pump is small volume, saving the pump installation cost into the well.Maximum 6000RPM.
- Solar Aerator Pumps
Reduce reliance on the grid, reduce carbon emissions and reduce operating costs to ensure your production is on target.
- Water Pump Controller Technology
MPPT technology maximizes the power utilization of photovoltaic modules and continues to improve.
- Pump Motor Technology
Water-filled motors ensure reliability and avoid oil contamination. Brushless DC motor is specially designed for solar power.
What are the different types of solar water pumps?
There are several different types of solar-powered pumps depending on how they have been classified. But primarily there are four types of solar water pumps--submersible pumps and surface pumps, direct current (DC) pumps and alternate current (AC) pumps.
Submersible pumps: As the name suggests, a submersible pump is located deep below the ground level and remains submerged under water. The suction head of the submersible pump is beyond a depth of 10 metres. The installation of these pumps is done by digging a borewell, which leads to an increase in its installation and maintenance cost.
Surface pumps: The surface pumps remains out of water and in the open. They are installed where the water table is within a depth of 10 metres. As they need to be on the surface, these pumps are easier to install and maintain. They are, however, not apt for deep water table.
DC pump: This pump runs on a motor which operates on direct current, therefore no battery or inverter is needed in this type of pump.
AC pump: The motor of this pump operates on alternating current, which means the direct current produced by the solar panels gets converted to AC using the inverter. The conversion from DC to AC leads to loss of power from generation and consumption.
Surface pumps: The surface pumps remains out of water and in the open. They are installed where the water table is within a depth of 10 metres. As they need to be on the surface, these pumps are easier to install and maintain. They are, however, not apt for deep water table.
DC pump: This pump runs on a motor which operates on direct current, therefore no battery or inverter is needed in this type of pump.
AC pump: The motor of this pump operates on alternating current, which means the direct current produced by the solar panels gets converted to AC using the inverter. The conversion from DC to AC leads to loss of power from generation and consumption.
