Description
| Head | 50 m head |
| Power (kW) | 0.55 kW |
| Power (hp) | 0.75 hp |
| Recommended solar power | 750 W |
Key points of our solar water pump
⚡ Technical specification
• Brushless permanent-magnet synchronous DC motor • 304 S/S stainless steel pump shaft • IP65 protection (fully sealed) • Temperature range: -15°C to 60°C • Built-in MPPT system • Twin bearings on the motor base • Alloy mechanical seals • Integrated back-up battery • LED status display • Built-in frequency converter • 2-year warranty • Solar panel not included (sold separately)
💪 Benefits
Energy performance
• 15–20% better efficiency • Automatic optimisation of the solar energy • Continuous operation even without sun • Optimised electricity consumption
Durability and reliability
• Outstanding corrosion resistance • Extended component life • Double sealing against ingress • Protection in extreme conditions • Reduced maintenance
Intelligent protection
• Automatic shutdown on dry running • Intelligent restart after 30 minutes • Over- and under-voltage protection • High-temperature cut-out • Over-current protection
Adaptability
• Automatic adjustment to the available sunlight • Manual speed setting possible • Wide operating temperature range • Compatible with all types of installation
Ease of use
• Automatic start and stop • Intuitive LED interface • Safe soft start • Simplified installation • Constant visual monitoring
Autonomy
• Automatic charging system • Integrated back-up battery • 24/7 operation possible • Complete energy independence
What is MPPT?
MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) is an intelligent electronic system that continuously optimises the energy the solar panels produce. Think of it as a “brain” that keeps your panels working at their peak yield at all times.
How does MPPT work?
Basic principle
- The system continuously analyses the voltage and current the solar panels produce
- It adjusts these parameters automatically to draw the maximum power available
- This optimisation happens in real time, according to how much sun there is
What this means for your solar pump
- Optimised yield
- Up to 30% more energy than a standard system
- Optimal operation even in weak sunlight
- Better performance early and late in the day
- Automatic adjustment
- Compensates for changes in the weather
- Adapts to changes in temperature
- Handles cloudy weather well
- System protection
- Voltage regulation
- Protection against overload
- Longer component life
In practice
Picture a cloudy day:
- Without MPPT: the pump would run erratically or stop altogether
- With MPPT: the system constantly adjusts the settings to keep it running well, even when the sun is weak
Why does it matter?
- Cost-effective
- Better return on investment
- Lower running costs
- Optimised energy use
- Performance
- More efficient water pumping
- Steadier running
- Greater reliability
- Durability
- Less stress on the components
- Longer system life
- Reduced maintenance
The MPPT system is therefore a core part of our solar pumps, delivering optimal performance whatever the weather. It is a sound investment that measurably improves the efficiency and the lifespan of your solar pumping installation.
