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Solar Force Piston Pump

A Solar Force Piston Pump draws water from a shallow well, spring, pond, river or tank. It can push water uphill up to 230 ft. and over long distances for a variety of applications and uses. It can use power directly from a photovoltaic array, or from storage batteries, to fill a storage tank or to pressurize water.

Ultra-Efficient:

bulletUses less power than any other pump in its range

Economical:

bulletReduces power system cost by 25-75% compared to centrifugal or AC pumps

Solar-Direct Application:

bulletStarts pumping in low light conditions

Pressurizing Application:

bulletDC version is most efficient. AC version uses a low-surge permanent magnet motor that greatly reduces starting surge, inverter size, and wire size requirements (when compared to conventional AC pumps).

Rugged and Reliable:

bulletProven design with a 20–year life expectancy. Simple to maintain with common tools (5-10 yr. maintenance interval)

Good Tolerance for dirt and dry run

Mechanical Drive:

bulletallows engine or hand-lever backup.

Illustrated Instruction Manual:

bulletmakes it easy for anyone to install and service, with no previous experience.

Construction

bulletCast iron body
bulletBrass cylinder and valve seats
bulletLeather cup piston seals
bulletNeoprene valve seals
bulletOil-bath crankcase
bulletGear (timing) belt drive on PV models
bulletStandard V-belt on B models
bulletPressure relief valve
bulletPermanent Magnet DC Motor
bulletSurge tank included (not in photo)

Suction Capacity

bullet25 vertical feet (7.6 m) at sea level. Subtract 1 foot for every 1000 ft. elevation (1 m for every 1,000 m). Suction capacity may be further limited by intake pipe friction. Intake piping should be minimum 1” (3010, 3020 models) or minimum 1 1/4” (3040). For best reliability, place the pump as close to the water source as possible.

System Requirements

bulletSolar-Direct Systems: Chart indicates power (w) required at the pump. The rated power of the PV array must exceed this number by 20 % or more. A pump controller (linear current booster) is required for the pump to start and run in varying light conditions. A solar tracker may be used to increase daily yield (40-55 % in summer).
bulletPressurizing Systems: battery power system, pressure switch, and pressure tank of minimum 60 gallon (230 l) size (captive-air tank, available locally)

Voltages Available:

bullet12, 24, 48 VDC
Note: PV-Direct full working voltage is typically 20% higher than nominal (example: 29 Volts for a 24V system)
bullet115V or 230V AC, 50-60Hz

Fittings

bulletIntake: 1 1/4” female pipe thread
bulletOutlet: 1” female pipe thread

Dimensions

bullet22 x 13 x 16” high (56 x 33 x 41 cm)
bulletWith Surge Tank (not shown in photo),
bullettotal height 26” (60 cm)
bulletWeight, max. 80 lbs (36 kg)
bulletShipped in 2 or 3 boxes

Warranty

bullet2 years against defects in materials and workmanship
Solar Force
Adobe PDF Downloads:
Data Sheet Solar Force
Parts List-Solar Force Piston Pump
Diagram-Solar Force Piston Pump
Install-Service Manual-Solar Force B Model
Install-Service Manual Solar Force PV-Model
Installation Diagram Solar Force

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