Jason,
Look at the Grundfos line of 120 volt AC SQ-O series pumps. We have
many, including at my own home, which have run for many many years. The
are all stainless steel, soft start and only about 4 inches around
(read lightweight). The one I use is 5 GPM at 150 feet and uses about
740 watts.
.org] On Behalf Of Jason
Szumlanski
Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 2010 1:43 PM
To: RE-wrenches
Subject: [RE-wrenches] Solar/Batt Well Pump Recommendation Request
I have a customer with an existing grid-tied PV system with battery backup
(24Vdc). The inverter feeds a (120V only) critical load subpa
With only 85' of lift, that pumping requirement could probably be handled by
a 120 volt AC pump--depending on the GPM requirement. I'm not suggesting
that a perfectly good motor be pulled/replaced just to avoid the 1:2
transformer, but if that 240 motor is old/possibly ripe for replacement...or
if
I have a customer with an existing grid-tied PV system with battery
backup (24Vdc). The inverter feeds a (120V only) critical load subpanel.
He has a 240V well pump with 85' total lift and a 4" well. Originally he
came to me looking for a PV direct solar well pump. Immediately I
thought about just
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