Solar Powered Borehole Water Pumping System For Remote Boreholes, Cattle Watering and Irrigation!

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Solar Powered Borehole Pumping Systems in Zimbabwe allow vital water resources to be accessed in remote rural locations.


Solar water pumps require no fuel and minimal maintenance. Solar Powered submersible pumps are used for wells, boreholes, water transfer, cattle and livestock watering and irrigation.

Over the last few years, the price of solar pv modules has fallen dramatically around the world, making solar powered pumping systems increasingly affordable.

There is also a natural relationship between the availability of solar power and the need for water. Solar pumps provide maximum water flow when it's needed most.

Most solar water pumping applications don't use batteries, the water is simply pumped when there is enough daylight. The water is often pumped into a large raised storage tank, enabling access to water whenever needed.

Selecting a Solar Pump:

At Solar Options Zimbabwe, we supply complete independent, off-grid solar-powered pumping systems, designed to meet your exact requirements. We are authorised sales and service partners for the German engineering company, Lorentz, who are one of the world's leading solar pump manufacturers.

Lorentz manufactures a wide range of high-efficiency DC-powered pumps and controllers, which are all specifically designed to run from solar pv panels. Ultra-efficient pumps result in a lower power draw and allow pumping from a smaller solar array.

The use of brushless DC motors eliminates the need for costly and inefficient inverters. Lorentz pump motors are also free of electronics, as the motor is controlled by the system controller, which results in high reliability.
Solar Powered Borehole Water Pumping System For Remote Boreholes, Cattle Watering and Irrigation!
Solar Powered Borehole Water Pumping System For Remote Boreholes, Cattle Watering and Irrigation!
All solar pumps are rated according to their lift & flow rates. The main pump selection criteria are the 'total vertical lift' and the 'average daily water volume' required, which can often vary from season to season.

The location of the system dictates the amount of sunlight available. The sunnier the installation site, the fewer solar panels will be required to provide power to the pump.

With a solar pumping system, the internal diameter of the delivery pipe is normally maximised to reduce resistance. Use of a pipe with a smooth interior wall also reduces resistance to the water flow, and thus increases flow rates.

For a free SOLAR PUMP SYSTEM SIZING report, recommending a suitable submersible pump and solar array, please send an enquiry via WhatsApp.

About Solar Options Zimbabwe:

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Contact Solar Options Zimbabwe:

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Water Systems Sales: +263 71 884 5891

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