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Solar DC Water Pump
Rs. 5,500.00
Sale price
Rs. 5,500.00
Regular price
Solar DC Water Pump – 12V / 24V Models
Designed for solar-powered water pumping, this DC brush water pump is suitable for agricultural irrigation, gardens, wells and other water-transfer applications. Its compact submersible design makes it a practical option for locations where access to conventional electricity is limited.
Key Features
- Solar-powered DC water pumping
- Two model options: 12V 150W and 24V 250W
- Built-in MPPT technology, as described in the supplied manual
- Direct solar panel connection without a separate controller, according to the manual
- 1-inch water outlet
- Maximum flow rating of 1,500 litres per hour for both models
Technical Specifications
| Specification | 12V Model | 24V Model |
|---|---|---|
| Model | 3BSS – 12/150/25/5.1″ | 3BSS – 24/250/50/1.5–1″ |
| Rated voltage | 12V DC | 24V DC |
| Power | 150W | 250W |
| Maximum head | 25 metres | 50 metres |
| Maximum flow | 1,500 L/hr | 1,500 L/hr |
| Outlet | 1 inch | 1 inch |
| Price | ₹5,500 | ₹5,500 |
Applications
- Agricultural irrigation and farm watering
- Garden irrigation and water transfer
- Suitable well and water-source pumping applications
- Water supply in locations with suitable solar exposure
Installation and Safety
- Connect the positive (+) and negative (−) terminals with the correct polarity. The manual specifies the brown wire as positive (+).
- Securely suspend the pump using a suitable rope or support. Do not let the electrical cable or water pipe carry the pump’s weight.
- Keep the pump sufficiently submerged and away from mud and debris at the bottom of the water source.
- Keep the solar panel clean and free from shade for better performance.
- Never insert fingers or objects into the pump inlet while it is running.
- Check the filter regularly and clean it when required.
- Follow the supplied manual for installation, operation and maintenance.
Performance depends on sunlight, installation depth, water level, pipe length and other operating conditions. Maximum head and maximum flow are rated values and may not be achieved simultaneously.