As a manufacturer of solar water pumps, DIFFUL has successfully scaled its presence in the Thai market through precise insights into regional climate and continuous iteration of its product technology. Thailand has a tropical monsoon climate, with high temperatures and abundant rainfall year-round, and distinct wet and dry seasons. Heavy rainfall during the wet season often causes flooding, while the dry season generally faces water shortages. At the same time, Thailand has a well-developed fishery industry and a high level of agricultural mechanization, which imposes strict requirements on the durability, adaptability, and energy efficiency of water pumps. In response, DIFFUL has launched targeted products including DC plastic impeller models, AC/DC plastic impeller models, and stainless steel impeller solar water pumps, as well as surface pump series, helping local households, farms, and communities achieve efficient, low-carbon, and cost-effective water management upgrades.
DC Plastic Impeller Pump: The First Choice for Off-Grid Scenarios, Efficiently Meeting Dry Season Needs
The DIFFUL DC solar water pump is built around a plastic impeller pump, with the impeller made of high-strength PC plastic. It is lightweight, low-load, and corrosion-resistant, effectively meeting the demands for extracting clean water sources such as groundwater, rivers, and lakes during Thailand's dry season. This series utilizes brushless DC motor technology, requiring no grid power and operating solely through solar panels, making it ideal for remote farmlands, mountainous tea plantations, and other areas with limited grid coverage. Its low-power design significantly reduces the cost of solar components, achieving "zero electricity fee" irrigation.
During the severe dry season in Thailand from June to July 2025, the DIFFUL DC plastic impeller submersible pump was successfully deployed in local irrigation projects. Thanks to its high lift and large flow capabilities, it efficiently extracted groundwater to meet farmland irrigation needs, effectively mitigating the impact of drought on crop growth and helping farmers secure their harvests despite water shortages. Currently, DIFFUL exports tens of thousands of DC solar water pumps to Thailand annually, widely used for irrigating economic crops such as rice, rubber, and tea, becoming a reliable choice for local farmers during the dry season.
ACDC Plastic Impeller and Stainless Steel Impeller Pumps: Suitable for Various Water Quality Scenarios
For areas in Thailand with unstable power grids and complex water conditions, the DIFFUL ACDC solar pumps offer a choice between plastic impellers and stainless steel impellers, balancing cost-effectiveness and durability. The plastic impeller model continues to leverage the advantages of PC material, making it suitable for clean water irrigation, aquaculture replenishment, and other applications, featuring easy installation and low maintenance costs. The stainless steel impeller model, made from 304 stainless steel for both the impeller and rotor, offers excellent corrosion, acid and alkali, and wear resistance, making it capable of handling water with minor impurities, saline-alkali irrigation, and aquaculture circulation, perfectly suited for Thailand's coastal areas and special requirements such as wastewater discharge.
The ACDC model supports automatic dual power switching between solar and AC power, prioritizing solar energy to save electricity. On cloudy or low-light days, it automatically switches to AC power to ensure continuous and stable pumping, effectively addressing challenges such as unstable sunlight during Thailand's rainy season and continuous high-intensity operation during the dry season. Additionally, the built-in MPPT intelligent controller can precisely track the maximum power point of the solar panels, significantly improving photovoltaic conversion efficiency. Even under fluctuating light conditions, it ensures stable operation of the equipment, further optimizing energy savings and operational reliability.