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Solar
well
pumping
is the
process
of
pumping
water
with the
use of
power
generated
by the
sun.
There
are many
advantages
of solar
water
pumping
such as
pumping
water
from
remote
areas
where
there is
no
available
electric
from the
local
utility
or in
countries
where
there
are no
utilities
or only
power
from
generators.
Solar or
wind
pumping
is ideal
for
farming,
ranches,
remote
cabins
and
providing
water
for
areas of
the
world
that are
in
desperate
need of
fresh
water. Solar pumping systems are reliable, stand-alone systems that require no fuel and very little attention. Generally, when water is needed most, is when the sun shines the brightest. Solar panels generate maximum power in full sun conditions when larger quantities of water are typically needed. Because of this natural matching effect, solar water pumping is an obvious and economical choice over windmills and engine-driven generators for most locations away from utility power. We recommend a system which pumps from your well into a cistern where you can than pump the water with a low energy drawer booster pump as you need it. In that way only running your well pump on sunny days. The use of a cistern is also advisable in areas where you may experience days with little or no sun. Also for systems where you are using batteries for your solar storage, so that you can run the well pump when it is sunny and when the batteries are relatively full. Wind is another wonderful way to supply electric to your well pump. We use a 48vdc wind generator to keep our well pumps battery bank charged. Since we are not using solar that supplies the electric to the main house and wood shop, we don't have to be concerned about when the well pump goes on. The pump is set to go on and off based on the water levels in the cistern. Water is than supplied to the house and wood shop with a Dankoff Booster Pump. |
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| Remote well pumping is the solution where there is no available electric such as on ranches, or remote cabins. Pumps are powered by either solar or from the wind. These pumps can be mounted in the wells while their electric source can be set up either permanently or can be mounted on a trailer so electric can be supplied to various wells, or used somewhere else when not required at the wells. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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