ECO-WORTHY 12V DC Submersible Well Water Pump - 96W - 1.6GPM - 230ft Lift

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This ECO-WORTHY 12V DC Submersible Well Water Pump is designed for users needing a reliable water source powered by solar or battery. Its key benefit is its versatility in power options and broad application for wells, ponds, and rivers, ideal for transferring water to tanks. A potential caveat is the need for careful setup of the solar connection to ensure optimal performance.
| Model Part Number | L07030101004-1 |
|---|---|
| Brand | ECO-WORTHY |
Yes, the pump is designed to be directly connected to a 200W solar panel or higher. However, performance will vary with sunlight intensity. For consistent operation, a battery backup is recommended.
The pump is suitable for wells with a diameter of 4-1/8 inches or larger.
You can use various 12V batteries, such as those found in tractors, lawnmowers, or cars. Deep cycle batteries are ideal for sustained use.
A small hole is provided above the pump for attaching a rope. Use a strong, durable rope to lower and retrieve the pump. Never use the power cord or any wiring to lift the pump, as this can cause damage and create a safety hazard.
The pump has a maximum lift capability of 230 feet.
The pump provides a flow rate of 1.6 Gallons Per Minute (GPM).
While the pump can operate in various water sources, it is recommended to rinse it with fresh water after use if it has been submerged in saltwater or chemically treated water to prolong its lifespan.
Verify that the power source (solar panel or battery) is providing sufficient voltage (12V). Check all electrical connections for proper contact and polarity. Ensure the power source is active (e.g., sufficient sunlight for solar panels).
Check the pump's intake for blockages from debris like sand, leaves, or weeds. Ensure the pump is fully submerged. Verify the lift height does not exceed the pump's maximum capacity (230ft). Check for kinks or obstructions in the discharge hose.
This could indicate an unstable power supply. Ensure the solar panel is receiving direct sunlight or that the battery is adequately charged. Check for loose electrical connections that may be causing power interruptions.
The noise may be caused by the pump running dry or by debris in the impeller. Turn off the pump, check for blockages at the intake, and ensure it is properly submerged in water.
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