Solar pump 2200W Max Head 150 meters

A 2200 W (≈2.2 kW) solar-powered water pump with a maximum head of about 150 m is a high-capacity submersible pump designed to lift water from deep boreholes or wells and deliver it to elevated storage tanks or irrigation systems using primarily solar energy. These pumps are ideal for off-grid households, farms, livestock watering, irrigation, and remote water supply without relying on grid electricity.

Key Specifications

• Power: ~2.2 kW (2200 W) DC solar pump — strong performance for demanding water-lifting needs.

• Maximum Head: ~150 m — can lift water from deep sources to high storage points.

• Flow Rate: ~7.5 m³/hour (≈125 L/min) at optimal conditions — capable of significant daily water delivery.

• Outlet Size: ~2 inch — suitable for most irrigation and household pipework.

• Motor Type: Brushless DC (BLDC) — efficient and low-maintenance.

• Controller: Smart solar controller included — protects against dry-run, overload, low/high voltage, and other conditions.

• Body Material: Often stainless steel for corrosion resistance and durability.

How It Works

1. Solar Panels: A solar array (often ≈2 kW or more total panel capacity) generates DC power in sunlight.

2. Controller/MPPT: The pump controller optimizes power delivery to the pump and protects it from adverse electrical conditions.

3. Submersible Pump: The pump draws water from the borehole and pushes it up to your delivery point — whether that’s a tank, reservoir, or irrigation network.

Pump performance (flow rate) varies with head and sunlight intensity — more sunlight means higher flow, while heavier head reduces the flow. The “max head” is the highest vertical lift possible; actual flow at that height will be lower than at smaller lift heights.

Typical Use Cases

✔ Deep borehole water extraction for homes and farms
✔ Irrigation systems (drip, sprinkler, flood)
✔ Livestock watering
✔ Filling elevated storage tanks for domestic supply
✔ Remote/off-grid water systems with no mains electricity