Where the water is
A borehole or a well, a river or a lake, or a storage tank. The source decides which product line is in question at all, and what the pump has to sit in or draw from.
Product Selector
Start with the water.
Then the duty.
The pump is chosen from the water source and the duty it has to meet. We confirm the selection against your site before anything is quoted.
Matched to the water source and the duty
01 / What decides the selection
The four inputs.
Everything follows from them.
None of the four is read on its own. A pump that suits one site is the wrong pump on another, so the selection is worked through all of them before anything is proposed.
How much water, and when
The water the site needs at the point of use, and how that demand is spread across the day. Flow is what the pump has to deliver, so it is read before the equipment is discussed.
How far the water is lifted
The lift from the working water level to the discharge, plus the losses through the pipe run and the fittings. Flow and head are read together; one without the other says very little.
What the site can run on
Whether the site runs on solar alone or with grid or generator support, and the hours the pump is expected to work. That decides the inverter and the way the array is arranged.
02 / Three routes
Three routes in.
Your water decides which.
Each route leads to a different product line. Take the one that matches your water source, then send the duty with it — the final selection is confirmed with our team.
Borehole water
Solar submersible pumps
The route for a well or a borehole. The pump works below the water level and lifts to the surface, so the selection starts from the borehole and the lift it needs.
- Water source
- Wells & boreholes
- What it suits
- Irrigation, livestock & supply
- Selection basis
- Flow & total head
Surface water
Solar surface pumps
The route for a river, a lake or a storage tank. The pump works at the edge of the water or beside the tank, so the suction conditions and the run to the point of use are part of the selection.
- Water source
- Rivers, lakes & storage tanks
- What it suits
- Transfer, irrigation & supply
- Selection basis
- Suction, flow & head
Existing AC pump
Solar pump inverters
The route for a pump that is already installed and working. The motor and the application are checked first, and the pump runs from solar or hybrid power only where the two of them fit.
- Water source
- Existing installation
- What it suits
- Compatible AC pumps
- Selection basis
- Motor & PV specifications
The final selection is confirmed against the site — the water source, the duty and the equipment already in place — before anything is quoted.
03 / What to send with the inquiry
Site data first.
Selection second.
These are the points our team works from. Send what you know about the site; anything missing is asked for rather than assumed.
- The water source and the water quality
- The required flow at the point of use
- The total dynamic head for the installation
- The pipe route — what is planned or already in place
- For a borehole: its diameter and the water levels
- If a pump already exists: its nameplate details
- The site location
A selection is only as good as the site data behind it, which is why the review starts from your site rather than from a model list.
See the fuller brief
The site data decides the pump, the inverter and the array.
Next step
Send the site data.
Get the system match.
Share the water source, the duty and the equipment you have. Our sales team reviews it against the site and comes back with the pump and the system that fit.