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Use solar power to pump groundwater. Provides a cost-effective way to supply users with safe and clean water.
Your preferred irrigation system. Automated systems reduce operating costs while increasing crop yields.
Using a solar pool pump makes a lot of sense, and pools tend to get more use when the sun is shining.
Submerging depth can reach 150 metersMore energy saving and environmental protection with water-filled motor
The whole pump is small volume, saving the pump installation cost into the well.Maximum 6000RPM.
Submerging depth can reach 200 metersNo mechanical seal is used, so it can avoid water leakage
Reduce reliance on the grid, reduce carbon emissions and reduce operating costs to ensure your production is on target.
MPPT technology maximizes the power utilization of photovoltaic modules and continues to improve.
Water-filled motors ensure reliability and avoid oil contamination. Brushless DC motor is specially designed for solar power.
3 inch DC brushless screw solar submersible pump application reference
● Location: Namibia
● Model: 3DSS1.2-80-36-210
● Max Flow: 1.2 m3/h
● Max Head: 80 m
● Power: 210 w
Namibia is located in southwestern Africa and is arid and rainless. It has a subtropical and semi-desert climate. Namibia's water resources are extremely scarce, and most areas can only use groundwater resources.
70% of Namibia's population lives in rural areas. Due to the scarcity of rainfall, the land is poor and the crop yield is low and unstable.
Namibian customer Francisco purchased a solar submersible pump to extract groundwater for crops to increase food production. This solar submersible pump can lift water up to 80m. The maximum flow that can be reached per hour is 1.2m³. The pump uses a permanent magnet brushless motor to increase work efficiency and reduce solar panel usage. Made of 304 stainless steel for long life. Pumps can be used to provide domestic water, irrigation, provide livestock drinking water, and improve vegetation coverage.