The 3-inch Plastic Impeller Solar Submersible Pump is designed to deliver reliable water supply in off-grid environments. Built with a lightweight, corrosion-resistant plastic impeller, this pump ensures stable performance and long service life, even in harsh water conditions.
Ideal for domestic water use, livestock drinking, and small-scale agricultural irrigation, it operates efficiently using solar power—eliminating fuel costs and reducing dependence on traditional electricity. Its compact size allows for easy installation in narrow boreholes or wells, making it a smart choice for remote households, farms, and development projects.
Solar Panels: Convert sunlight into electricity to power the system.
Solar Inverter control system: Manages and directs solar-generated electricity to the pump.
Solar Water Pump: Uses stored energy to pump water from sources.
How to Choose a Solar Submersible Pump:
1. Where is the water source?
A. Well B. Pond C. River D. Stream
2. What is the water depth? (meters, feet)
3. What is the static water level? (meters, feet)
4. What is the distance from the water source to the point of use? (meters, feet)
5. What is the Height from the water source to the point of use? (meters, feet)
6. How much water is needed for irrigation per day? (liters/day)
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