By using solar energy, it is possible to pump water from underground. The solar panels to be used start from 300 wp and differ in range depending on the depth and flow.
In order to use solar pumps, firstly the depth and horizontal distance should be determined. Then, the amount of water needed per day is determined. A solar powered pump can be more environmental friendly and economical in its operation compared to pumps powered by an ICE or internal combustion engine

1. Solar Pump MGM

A highly reliable type of a no circle motor. No battery is necessary. This pump is maintenance-free and works with a small 12W solar module already very well. It can be used for the supply of drinking water, for solar water heating and garden irrigation, as well as for a pump for beach showers. It is a low flow type and there are no problems involved with sand.

1. Solar Pump Spring

Solar Spring horizontal axis piston submersible solar pumps.
200W nominal DC system using owner of one single light bulb. Air-cooled motor can run dry. Two balanced pistons with a diameter of 40 mm (1.58") operating with strokes from 1mm to 1.5mm at a frequency up to 3000 rpm bear all the workload. Capacity to 11m3/day.  Submergence below water to 100m. All parts operate within natural materials.  Stress levels up to a head of 150m (500ft). Sub-system efficiency energy in to water out up to 60%. Tolerates sand. No trackers or batteries needed. This is to be considered the world's most advanced solar pumping technology.

1. MGMFlex Solar

Installing the MGMFlex Solar requires no special tools as the solar modules plug straight into the system. The MGMFlex Solar can be run economically and remains virtually maintenance-free.
MGMFlex pumps have a built-in protection feature that protect the pump itself and in many cases the well. Among these features are:
Protection against dries running, overloading and overheating. Automatic restart when water returns to the well or when the motor temperature returns to the safety range. Continuous load condition and voltage monitoring.

1. Solar Pump MGM 2243

MGM's 9300 pumps are backed by years of research and engineering experience.
Typical applications include drip irrigation, stock and wildlife watering, remote homes and cabins. The most common use is for remote homes and stock watering.
For all but very shallow wells a pump controller should be used, or you can buy the complete kit, which includes the 902-200 MGM controller as an alternative.

1. Solar Pump MGM 2088

The MGM 2088 series pumps are considered the workhorse of the small diaphragm pumps. They are used in a variety of transfer and dispense-on-demand applications where flow up to
3.6 gallons per minute is required. Applications include RV's, remote homes and cabins, and marine. These pumps are not designed for continuous heavy-duty use.
For added reliability the Heavy Duty Strainer (#252-3300) or the Twist-on Strainer (#170-061-09) can be used on the inlet port.
Install the optional 4" heat sink (#34-007) for heavy-duty applications where extra cooling is required. The 2088 are our most popular line of small delivery pumps.