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Submersible Well Bore Pump

Current Price $527.00
Original Price $591.00
(inc GST)
SKU S3SP24V250W

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Description

These are high quality submersible solar pumps that can transfer water over great distances or up hills. Power directly from solar panels, these pumps offer a cost effective solution for remote water distribution. Suitable for off grid living, use with solar panels and/or battery banks, the quality brushless motor will perform for a range of power inputs. Great for the supply of drinking water to homes and to cattle in fields. With a full range of options, these units have a place on every farm.

Solar well bore hole pump
  • Suitable for direct connection to solar panels without the need for a battery
  • High discharge pressures and flow rates
  • Brushless DC motors ensure reliable operation and long service life
  • Wide voltage input range makes powering directly from solar panels possible
  • Small diameters make retrofitting to narrow wells possible
  • Stainless steel components for long operating life
  • Overload protection
Low Voltage DC Water Pump with Brush-less Motor

Low voltage brushless motor water pumps that are ideal for livestock watering or the supply of domestic drinking water. These pumps are designed for direct connect to your solar panels without the need for a expensive battery. When the sun is shining the pump will automatically start thanks to the inbuilt intelligent pump controller.

These pumps are popular for retrofitting to existing water bores and wells as some models feature a small diameter, only 76mm, which fits most configurations.

These are a submersible pump design which means these rely on their submersion in water to keep the motor cool and operating efficiently. They are not suitable for out of water continuous operation.

Inbuilt Smart controller allows direct connection to solar panels

The pumps feature a internal MPPT controller to optimise there performance when connected directly to solar panels. The controller includes a soft start function to prevent pump cycling in low light conditions. Included is under voltage and over voltage protection. If the pump is to shutdown in a protection state, it will automatically restart when the voltage or conditions are right again.

If you have remote paddocks and don't want the hassle of a battery bank or the maintenance and user input that comes with a petrol or diesel engine driven pump, connect these pumps directly to solar panels and let them operate automatically when the sun is shining.

The MPPT controller will accept a range of voltage inputs, however the best pump performance will be achieved as the input voltage approaches the design voltage value as detailed in the specifications table below.

Pump Construction

These are quality built pumps featuring mostly stainless steel construction on the outer wetted surfaces. The pumps impeller is stainless steel and designed to last, beware of cheap knockoffs running plastic impellers. Quality internal controllers are used to ensure these pumps run effectively and efficiently without the need of a battery in the design. Each pump is factory leak and performance tested prior to supply.

Save Money with Solar

Pumps can be high energy users and cost a lot to run. Harnessing the energy from the sun means you can pump water without a grid connection.

Sizing your solar panels

As a guide, you will need 1.5-2 times the pumps motor rating to power the pump at the rated flow conditions.

Your solar panels voltage should target the pumps design voltage value. The MPPT controller internal to the pump will allow the pump to run at a range of input voltages however maximum performance will be achieve at the design voltage condition.

250W Pump

For a 250W motor pump, users should consider 375-500W of solar panels.

There are a range of methods to power this pump directly from solar panels;

Option 1 - 400W (2 x 200W panels)

Wire 2 x 18V, 200W panels in series to give 400W of power at 36V.

Option 2 - 600W (3 x 200W panels)

Wire 3 x 18V, 200W panels in parallel to give 600W of power at 18V. Or wire them in series to give 600W at 55V.

600W Pump

For a pump with a 600W motor, users should plan for 900-1,200W of panels.

This model can accept input voltages ranged 45-150V. So powering directly from solar panels can be achieved via;

Option 1 - 1,200W (6 x 200W panels)

Wire 3 x 18v, 200W panels in series to give 600W of power at 54V. Repeat this wiring on a second set of panels. Now wire the 2 banks in parallel to provide 1200W of power at 54V directly to the pump.

Option 2 - 1,000W (5 x 200w panels)

Wire 5 x 18v, 200W panels in series to give 1,000W of power at 90V. Connect directly to the pump.

High Discharge Pressure and Flow Rates

The pumps come in a range of sizes and designs for all user requirements.

To convert max. head into pressure, users should multiply by gravity (9.8) and water density (1000kg/m3) to get the pressure in Pa, divide by 1000 for kPa. For example, for a maximum head of 70m, users should expect ~686 kPa discharge pressure or 99 psi.

Accessories for Solar Water Pump Systems

We offer a range of popular accessories that can be incorporated into pump system designs.

Performance Curves Max. Flow (m3/hr) Max. Head (m) Design Voltage MPPT Voltage Range Power Outlet
3" screw models
S3SP24V250W 1.3 70 24V 9-55V 250W 3/4"
S3SP48V400W 1.3 95 48V 45-150V 400W 3/4"
S3SP72V600W 2 120 72V 45-150V 600W 3/4"
S3SP96V750W 2 140 96V 45-150V 750W 3/4"
3" impeller models
S3IP48V400W 4.5 35 48V 45-150V 400W 1-1/4"
S3IP96V750W 4.5 65 96V 45-150V 750W 1-1/4"
S3IP96V1500 4.5 130 96V 45-190V 1500W 1-1/4"
4" impeller models
S4IP96V1500 3 170 96V 45-190V 1500W 1-1/2"
S4IP96V750W 8 50 96V 45-150V 750W 1-1/2"
S4IP96V15HH 16 70 96V 45-190V 1500W 2"

Common Specifications
Pump Specifications
Motor

Brushless, 18,000+ motor life

Oil Cooled

Motor protection

Over voltage

Under voltage

Locked rotor protection

Automatic motor restart Included
Controller Smart type, soft start, variable input voltage control with MPPT
Construction 304 Stainless Steel
Installation Submerged, vertical or horizontal
Warranty 12 months

Customer Reviews

Based on 18 reviews
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Matt Garton
Great little bore pump

Great little bore pump, so easy to install and wire directly to a solar panel, tempted to buy another one.

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Richard Bradshaw
Retic

I ordered wrong submersible need more volume

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jason cooke
250w solar bore pump

Arrived promptly. Working perfect and doing the job.

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P.B.
Great product

After spending $7500 on a solar mono pump that lasted for 6 years with 2 rotor and stator replacements at $1100 a set. I was questioning the viability of submersible pumps in a river that floods. In the end the pump and motor were still ok but the sun buddy controller died and they wanted another $1600 to replace it.
Decided to try this jobby. Admittedly has 10% the flow of the previous pump(250w), but so easy to install, ran perfectly until the pump got buried in sand in another flood, but super easy to replace stator and rotor and get it going again. Very good value for money.

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P.S.
250 watt solar pump review

Purchased the 250watt **** type solar pump. Arrived well packaged and quick. I installed pump initially with 380 watts of solar panels and the pump didn't work. After contacting support they suggested I needed more panels so I then installed 500 watts of panels, the pump still didn't work so I contacted support again. This time they sent me a new controller with instructions to fit it myself which involves dismantling the pump and rewiring new controller, once I had completed this the pump worked straight away. Currently I am getting approximately 18 litres a minute at about 20m head so so far ( after a week of running) so good. Support was good but I was a little dissapointed that despite there information saying you only need 380watts of panels I had to put extra panels on before they sent me a new controller. I suspect there may have been problems with the controllers in the past as support quickly came to the conclusion the controller was faulty, also the new one they sent me seemed to be slightly bigger and enclosed in resin so maybe is better quality than the one fitted to the pump originally. Anyway the pump is working now and time will tell how reliable it is. The pump was installed to replace my 8ft meters windmill and it provides a similar volume and flow.

Customer Reviews

Based on 18 reviews
100%
(18)
0%
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0%
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M
Matt Garton
Great little bore pump

Great little bore pump, so easy to install and wire directly to a solar panel, tempted to buy another one.

R
Richard Bradshaw
Retic

I ordered wrong submersible need more volume

j
jason cooke
250w solar bore pump

Arrived promptly. Working perfect and doing the job.

P
P.B.
Great product

After spending $7500 on a solar mono pump that lasted for 6 years with 2 rotor and stator replacements at $1100 a set. I was questioning the viability of submersible pumps in a river that floods. In the end the pump and motor were still ok but the sun buddy controller died and they wanted another $1600 to replace it.
Decided to try this jobby. Admittedly has 10% the flow of the previous pump(250w), but so easy to install, ran perfectly until the pump got buried in sand in another flood, but super easy to replace stator and rotor and get it going again. Very good value for money.

P
P.S.
250 watt solar pump review

Purchased the 250watt **** type solar pump. Arrived well packaged and quick. I installed pump initially with 380 watts of solar panels and the pump didn't work. After contacting support they suggested I needed more panels so I then installed 500 watts of panels, the pump still didn't work so I contacted support again. This time they sent me a new controller with instructions to fit it myself which involves dismantling the pump and rewiring new controller, once I had completed this the pump worked straight away. Currently I am getting approximately 18 litres a minute at about 20m head so so far ( after a week of running) so good. Support was good but I was a little dissapointed that despite there information saying you only need 380watts of panels I had to put extra panels on before they sent me a new controller. I suspect there may have been problems with the controllers in the past as support quickly came to the conclusion the controller was faulty, also the new one they sent me seemed to be slightly bigger and enclosed in resin so maybe is better quality than the one fitted to the pump originally. Anyway the pump is working now and time will tell how reliable it is. The pump was installed to replace my 8ft meters windmill and it provides a similar volume and flow.