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Features

  • Floats on water surface
  • Low power requirement
  • Simple to install and operate
  • Self Priming - No suction line
  • Pumps silty water without filters
  • Internal overload protection
  • Long life - Field serviceable

 

Performance Chart
with 75 watt solar module

Pumping Head
Vertical Lift
Peak Flow Rate Typical output on a clear summer day
Feet US Gallons / minute US Gallons
3.3 6.0 1500
6.6 5.7 1400
9.8 5.3 1300
13.1 4.4 1200
16.4 3.6 1100
19.7 3.0 900
23.0 2.0 600

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Specifications

Power Source Solar P.V Modules or Battery Pack
Pump Type Floating, Centrifugal
Motor DC Permanent Magnet
Seal Magnetically Coupled
Voltage 12-7 Volts
Current 5 Amps
Duty Cycle Continuous
Submersible Yes
Self Priming Yes
Serviceable Yes
Applications The model M3, floating, submersible pump is specifically designed for low-lift pumping from surface water sources such as ponds, streams,, lake, dams, and canals. Common uses are livestock watering, stream protection, water catchment, small-scale irrigation, and pond aeration.
Low Power Requirement The M3 Pump requires only 75 Watts of DC power which can be supplied by one solar module.
Innovative Design A magnetic coupling between the motor and pump impeller eliminates the need for a rotating shaft seal. This unique feature improves efficiency and prevents internal leakage. It also provides automatic overload protection of the motor without fuses or electronics.
Simple Installation The M3 pump floats in the water, so it does not require a suction line, foot valve or priming.
Simple Maintenance The M3 is easily disassembled and repaired in the field. Nor regular maintenance is required.

 

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