High lift solar water pump

[inetdog]

Here's a link to the Dankoff pump, http://www.dankoffsolarpumps.com/solar-slow-pump/

Note that this is a positive displacement pump, so do not even think of using it where it is easy to close a valve on the pump output without shutting off power to the pump!
Either the motor will stall and may be damaged or something will break.

[Amy@altE]

Here's a link to the Dankoff pump, http://www.dankoffsolarpumps.com/solar-slow-pump/

---Mod Note: Just for reference, this sort of link, to a manufacturer's site rather than a retailer, is generally perfectly acceptable.

[Amy@altE]

The Dankoff SlowPump 1322 can do that with about 200W of solar. It can pump about 0.4GPM (thus the name SlowPump).

[inetdog]

Hi, does any one know of a 12 or 24 volt water pump that would pump up to a height of 80-100 meters. That is how high our house is above a creek. I have spare panels and batteries I can use but this would need some sort of high pressure pump I expect. I think it equals 142 psi or 9.8 bar
Thanks,

There are multivoltage AC/DC submersible pumps from Grundfos designed for use in wells but adaptable to pumping from a creek. They are available in multistage designs for high lift applications. But the pumping volume and power (and cost) may be overkill for your application.

[asdex]

Hi, does any one know of a 12 or 24 volt water pump that would pump up to a height of 80-100 meters. That is how high our house is above a creek. I have spare panels and batteries I can use but this would need some sort of high pressure pump I expect. I think it equals 142 psi or 9.8 bar
Thanks,