Solar Pump Systems for Irrigation or Home

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Technical Features

Solar Water Pump is a pumping device powered by solar energy, consists of a solar pumping inverter and a deeo well pump, mainly used for agriculture irrigation, desert control, pasture animal husbandry, city waterscape, seawater desalination, living water supply and so on.

Features

1. Use solar energy, need no connection to grid.

2. Automatically operation, maintenance free.
3. Easy to install and move, high universality.

4. Clean and green, high economic benefits.

5. solar pump kit also named solar water pumps, solar pond pump, solar borehole pump, solar funtain pumps, solar powered water pump, solar irrigation pump, solar deep well pump, and solar submersible pump.

Specifications

Model	Pump Spec.	Adapting Water Head	Daily Water Supply	Outlet internal Dia.		Adapting well Dia.	Recommended Open Circuit Voltage	Recommended MPP Voltage
SPA4370010	3PH 220V 50Hz	47-32m	1-10 m³	30mm	1"1/4	100 mm	350-450VDC	280-350VDC
SPA4370020	3PH 220V 50Hz	29-20m	10-20m³	30mm	1"1/4	100 mm	350-450VDC	280-350VDC
SPA4550010	3PH 220V 50Hz	70-48m	1-10m³	30mm	1"1/4	100 mm	350-450VDC	280-350VDC
SPA4550020	3PH 220V 50Hz	40-28m	10-20m³	30mm	1"1/4	100 mm	350-450VDC	280-350VDC
SPA4550040	3PH 220V 50Hz	23-15m	20-40m³	40mm	1"1/2	100 mm	350-450VDC	280-350VDC
SPA4750010	3PH 220V 50Hz	81-56m	1-10m³	30mm	1"1/4	100 mm	350-450VDC	280-350VDC
SPA4750020	3PH 220V 50Hz	60-41m	10-20m³	30mm	1"1/4	100 mm	350-450VDC	280-350VDC
SPA4750040	3PH 220V 50Hz	29-19m	20-40m³	40mm	1"1/2	100 mm	350-450VDC	280-350VDC
SPA4750060	3PH 220V 50Hz	15-8m	40-60m³	50mm	2"	100 mm	350-450VDC	280-350VDC
SPA4750100	3PH 220V 50Hz	7-6m	60-100m³	50mm	2"	100 mm	350-450VDC	280-350VDC
SPA41K1010	3PH 220V 50Hz	93-63m	1-10m³	30mm	1"1/4	100 mm	350-450VDC	280-350VDC
SPA41K1020	3PH 220V 50Hz	79-54m	10-20m³	30mm	1"1/4	100 mm	350-450VDC	280-350VDC
SPA41K1040	3PH 220V 50Hz	43-27m	20-40m³	40mm	1"1/2	100 mm	350-450VDC	280-350VDC
SPA41K1060	3PH 220V 50Hz	23-12m	40-60m³	50mm	2"	100 mm	350-450VDC	280-350VDC
SPA41K1100	3PH 220V 50Hz	12-8m	60-100m³	50mm	2"	100 mm	350-450VDC	280-350VDC
SPA41K5010	3PH 220V 50Hz	128-87m	1-10m³	30mm	1"1/4	100 mm	350-450VDC	280-350VDC
SPA41K5020	3PH 220V 50Hz	99-68m	10-20m³	30mm	1"1/4	100 mm	350-450VDC	280-350VDC
SPA41K5040	3PH 220V 50Hz	51-33m	20-40m³	40mm	1"1/2	100 mm	350-450VDC	280-350VDC
SPA41K5041	3PH 220V 50Hz	60-39m	20-40m³	40mm	1"1/2	100 mm	350-450VDC	280-350VDC

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Solar Pump Systems for Irrigation or Home

Solar Pump Systems for Irrigation or Home

Q: im attaching a motor from another filter onto my homemade filter. but i dont want to have to run a cord all the way from the pond to a powerplug. does anyone know of another way to such water into a filter without using electricity? some kind of siphon?: 1. I had an electrician put a buried cable in the ground coming up to a weatherproof post with outlets and an on-off switch. It was not as expensive as I thought it would be. 2. You can put the water pump and filters by the house or even inside and run buried water pipes out to the pond, or just put the pump inside and have the filter by the pond which would run by water pressure or gravity. 3. A windmill or solar panel. A siphon uses potential energy stored in the water to work. Once the water has dropped through the siphon, there is no more energy to draw from and the siphon stops. A windmill or solar panel could provide the power to lift the water back up and make the process continuous, or at least while it's windy or sunny. However when pricing these two options even though they would be very cool if you have the large yard to accommodate them, they turn out to cost much more than either 1. or 2. and have much higher maintenance costs associated with them. 4. If it's a very small pond, you can get a solar powered filter/fountain that looks like a floating plastic lily pad. My son had one of these, but it only worked on the sunniest of days, and lasted one summer before wearing out. If you add a large block of filter foam over the intake it may last a little longer. Rinse it out two or three times a week.

Q: i used my water fountain pump for the first time yesterday and I've had it for 10 years and i used it yesterday it worked with the water and everything was fine!then the next day i wanted to turn it on , it went on it started vibrating but it wasn't pumpingwhen i had it on the other day the water was dirty but it was workingi cleaned it the filtershould i put vinegar to clean it ?and what else should i do!??? Help :#92;thank you!: Totally agree with Peetr Peetr's answer above. When you purchase the trashcan the Rubbermaid cans have been proven to be safe for potable water, can't say that all others will be made with non leaching plastics. Also Suggest adding the dechlorinating product i.e. prime into the tank itself, instead of adding it to the water and sitting all week in the vessel which leaves a layer of scum on the trashcan from my experience. Hth

Q: How do I know the pump pressure?: That is, the rated pressure minus the pipe loss, and then less inlet pressure (generally suction pump inlet pressure is negligible), that is the working pressure.The head of a centrifugal pump is also called the pressure head of a pump. It is the energy gained by the pump of the unit weight and the fluid. Pump head size depends on the structure of the pump (such as the diameter of the impeller, the bending of the leaves and so on, speed. At present, the pressure head of the pump can not be calculated accurately in theory, usually measured by experimental method.

Q: i took off the lower unit to fix the gears. im not sure ill be able to put it back on with out knowing how things work in there.so how exactly does the water get pumped. and what does it have to do with the gears, because even though the prop wasn't turning, the water was still pumping.thanks.: The drive shaft turns with the engine and turns the impeller which picks up water and pushes it into the power head and exhaust There is a pick up in the foot

Q: I've always wondered how a water pump moves water through a pipe. A fan moves air by spinning a propeller-like set of blades, but does a water pump work the same way? Or is there some other kind of mechanism inside the pump that draws water from one place and pushes it to another?: How Do Water Pumps Work

Q: can a failing water pump sound like rattling or popcorn until the motor begins to over heat? the sound is nearthe waterpump. it goes away once the temp starts to overheat.the temp will get near redline then go down to normal and then start creeping up again. thanks for any replies.: it sure can.

Q: I have a 1990 GMC K1500 Sierra and about 1 week ago I went to check the anti-freeze level. I noticed it was a tiny bit down. So I look down at the lower radiator hose and it had a slow drip. So the next day I changed the anti-freeze, New thermostat, and a New lower radiator hose. So I thought it was fine but yesterday I went to go check the anti-freeze and the level was down. I look at the lower radiator hose and it has a slow drip again. The hose I replace was Brand New. Could this be a water pump? I did notice a tiny bit of anti-freeze on the water pump. Or what could this be or do I have to change the hose again?: You should have bought the BMW M3!!!! Which engine is in your Sierra?? You are probably right about the water pump. Be aware that many GM engines (V-6's) have intake manifold and IM leaks that require attention. Apparently, there is a bad chemical reaction between the Dex-cool coolant, and the nylon and rubber compounds in the Intake system. This would account for coolant loss. ADVICE: fix the problem, and then switch to Mercedes Benz coolant, to prevent the return of EITHER issue. Good Luck!!

Q: I have a water pump that works with 12V and 2 amps.I was thinking to get a potentiometer to be able to slow down the speed.Is this the best way to do it? What wattage should it have, so it doesn't burn out, and what should be the maximum resistance, to be able to stop the pump completely?And OKorder or product link would be great!Thanks!: A more efficient way would be to use a PWM controller which wastes less energy. Luckily these are available as modules now for motor speed control, so are plug and play with a variable control knob on the front. Just make sure you pick one suitable for your voltage range.

Q: my water pump is leaking how do i change it out: Pull your belts off and the fan, clutch assembly if there is one. Undo those eight or so bolts that hold the pump on and swap it for a new one. Drain the coolant first or you'll have a mess on your hands. You don't always have to remove the radiator but sometimes that gives you more clearance to work with.

Q: just pulled my well pipe up and installed a new foot valve will i have to fill the pipes back up with water before i can get it to pump: How To Prime A Pump: (Need: Gallon jug of drinking water, a roll of teflon tape, and an adjustable wrench or a pipe wrench.) A. Unplug pump (or cut OFF breaker box at pump, if one). B. Unscrew (counter-clockwise) the largest (3/4) plug on top of pump head. C. Wrap 2-3 flat turns (clockwise only) of teflon tape on threads of plug. D. Pour water into plug hole until full, and quickly start threads of plug by hand. E. Plug in or turn on pump, and finger-tighten plug (air and water will bubble out around threads as you do so) until pump picks up prime. Then wrench-tighten plug when it does. Repeat all steps, if necessary, until you have full water pressure and pump cuts off on its own. Good Luck!

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