Solar Submersible Pump — irrigation with zero diesel cost
Borewell and irrigation pumps driven straight off solar, with a VFD controller that keeps the motor running smoothly as sunlight varies. No diesel, no waiting for a supply window, and discharge sized to your field and head.
How a solar pump system works
Four components, sized to your borewell.
Why farmers switch to solar pumps
A diesel pump costs money and requires fuel runs every time you irrigate. A solar pump has zero running cost once installed, and isn't dependent on a grid connection or a scheduled power supply window.
Output naturally tracks sunlight, so discharge is highest at midday and lower in early morning or late afternoon. We size the pump and panel count to your actual field requirement, not just peak output.
Zero diesel or grid cost
No fuel runs, no dependence on a scheduled power supply window for irrigation.
VFD controller included
Keeps the motor running smoothly across the day as sunlight intensity changes.
Sized to head and discharge
We size the pump to your borewell depth and the discharge your field actually needs.
AC and DC pump options
Choose based on your budget and whether you may add battery backup later.
Common pump sizes
Indicative figures for typical borewell depths. Your survey confirms exact numbers.
Discharge varies with borewell yield, head and sunlight hours. Figures above are estimates, not a quotation.
What we install
From first call to first irrigation
Typically 5 to 8 days, no DISCOM approval needed.
Get a solar pump quote
Tell us your borewell depth and pin code. We come back with pump size, discharge estimate and a firm price.