Define the water duty
The work the pump has to do: flow at the point of use, total dynamic head, the water source, the pipe route and the hours the system is expected to run.
Project Support
From requirement
to a confirmed scope.
Equipment review, system configuration and the technical documentation a project needs, worked through with the partner before anything is committed.
Documents and wiring for the selected model
01 / How a project is worked through
From the water duty
to a quotable scope.
Each step closes a question that would otherwise come back later: in the offer, on site, or in the approval process.
Confirm the pump
Pump model, its curve, motor power, voltage, phase and rated current, checked against the duty before anything is proposed.
Match the inverter
The inverter has to carry the motor current of the selected pump, so it is matched on current capacity rather than on a power figure alone.
Design the solar input
Module data, string design, the combiner box and the protection around the array, worked out for the site and for the selected pump.
Close the site risks
Cable lengths, output filter or reactor, sensors, grounding, lightning protection and the environment the equipment works in.
Issue a clean offer
A confirmed scope, the exclusions, any technical deviation from the specification, and the documents the project needs for approval.
The order is the point: an offer is only quotable when the duty, the equipment and the site risks have been settled first.
02 / What project support covers
Equipment, configuration
and the documents that go with them.
Project support is the work between a requirement and a confirmed scope. It is done with the partner, not in place of them.
Equipment review against the requirement
We read the duty and the site conditions, then say which pump line and which inverter suit the requirement — and where the requirement is not covered.
System configuration for the site
Pump, inverter, solar input and the accessories around them, configured as one system for your installation.
Documentation for the selected model
Datasheets, wiring information and parameter details are shared for the model that is selected, not published in bulk.
Specification and tender review
Send the specification you are working to. We answer point by point and say where something is not covered.
03 / Working with the people who install
One conversation,
from selection to commissioning.
The support runs through the people who build the system on site. A project contractor, a distributor or a pump dealer works with the same team from the first question to the running installation.
- One point of contact through selection, setup guidance and troubleshooting.
- Model-specific wiring and parameter information for the equipment supplied.
- The supply scope agreed in writing before the order is placed.
- The documents the project needs for approval, shared for the selected model.
Pump, inverter and accessories agreed as one scope
04 / Before you send the specification
Questions from
project teams.
What should a tender review include?
The specification you are working to, the duty and the site conditions, the equipment you have in mind, and the document list your approval process asks for.
Is documentation available for tender projects?
Documents are shared for the selected model. Send the specification and we review what can be made available for that case, and say where something is not covered.
What happens when a requirement is outside the product range?
We say so. The requirement is reviewed against what we supply, and the parts that are not covered are named before an offer is issued.
Who confirms the final configuration?
It is agreed with you before anything is committed. We propose the matched equipment and the scope; you confirm it against the site and the specification.
Next step
Send the requirement.
Get a confirmed scope.
Share the duty, the site conditions and the specification you are working to. Our sales team comes back with a confirmed scope, the equipment that goes with it and the documents the project needs.