135m Submersible Borehole Solar Water Pump AC/DC
- About a 135m Submersible Borehole Solar Water Pump AC/DC135m Submersible Borehole Solar Water Pump AC/DCModel number: VC-3AC/DCS4.8-135-200-1500 STAINLESS STEEL SOLAR WATER PUMPAC/DC CONTROLLER SERIESA 135m Submersible Borehole Solar Water Pump AC/DC, VC-3AC/DCS4.8-135-200-1500 stainless steel solar water pump is a durable, efficient, and eco-friendly pumping solution powered by solar energy. These pumps are commonly used in agricultural irrigation, drinking water supply, livestock watering, and other off-grid water needs. The stainless steel construction makes them resistant to corrosion and ideal for long-term use in harsh environments.Key Features of a 135m Submersible Borehole Solar Water Pump AC/DC:AC/DC:The pump can switch between grid power (AC) and backup/renewable power (DC). Stainless Steel Construction:Resistant to rust and corrosion, suitable for pumping water in saline or hard-water conditions. Durable and long-lasting in outdoor or submerged environments. Types of Pumps:Submersible Pumps: Designed to be submerged in wells or water sources, suitable for deep wells or boreholes. Surface Pumps: Installed above ground for shallow water sources like rivers or tanks. Centrifugal Pumps: Used for high flow rate requirements. Positive Displacement Pumps: Suitable for delivering water under constant pressure. Energy Efficiency:Equipped with maximum power point tracking (MPPT) controllers to optimize energy use from solar panels. Can operate even under low sunlight conditions with advanced motor designs. Applications:Agricultural irrigation (drip, sprinkler, and flood systems). Drinking water supply for rural or remote areas. Livestock watering systems. Pond or garden water features.Advantages of a 135m Submersible Borehole Solar Water Pump AC/DC:Eco-Friendly: No greenhouse gas emissions; operates solely on renewable solar energy. Cost-Effective: Low operating costs after installation due to zero fuel or electricity dependency. Durability: Stainless steel construction ensures resistance to corrosion, wear, and harsh conditions. Versatility: Can be used in both deep and shallow water sources. Low Maintenance: Fewer moving parts reduce the need for frequent servicing.Limitations:High Initial Cost: Solar panels and pump systems can be expensive upfront, though they pay off in the long run. Dependent on Sunlight: Performance depends on the availability of sunlight, requiring battery backup or water storage for overcast days. Installation Complexity: Proper setup, including alignment of solar panels, is critical for optimal performance.Specifications to Consider:Flow Rate: Typically measured in liters per minute (L/min) or gallons per minute (GPM), based on irrigation or water supply needs. Lift Height: The maximum vertical height the pump can raise water, critical for deep wells. Power Requirements: Ensure compatibility between the solar panels, controller, and pump. Material Quality: Stainless steel grade (e.g., 304 or 316) impacts corrosion resistance. Warranty and Durability: Look for robust designs with extended warranties.Working Principle:Solar Energy Conversion:Photovoltaic (PV) panels capture sunlight and convert it into DC electricity. Power Transmission:A controller regulates the power and supplies it to the pump. Water Pumping:The pump draws water from a source and delivers it to the required location.