Applications / Solar Drainage

Solar Drainage Pump System for Flood Prevention and Water Transfer

Drainage projects are control projects. Water level, response time, pump start logic, hybrid input and cabinet wiring matter as much as pump power.

We help match the inverter, pump, cabinet, sensors and accessories for flood prevention, pond drainage, field drainage and municipal water transfer.

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SP4015

Hybrid inverter reference

15kW

Project inverter size

30

Solar panels used

Control Logic

Drainage systems need a response flow, not only a pump

The system should know when to start, how to protect the pump, and how to keep operating when solar input changes.

Water level rises

Float switch or site signal tells the system drainage is needed.

Inverter starts pump

SP4 or matched inverter controls motor start and speed.

Solar input changes

MPPT control keeps operation stable as sunlight moves.

Protection reacts

Overload, voltage and dry-run faults help prevent damage.

Cabinet stays serviceable

Labeled wiring and clean terminals shorten inspection time.

Configuration

Match drainage projects by risk and operating mode

Flood prevention, pond drainage and field transfer use different start signals and protection requirements.

Ask for Configuration

Drainage Situation Important Control Point Recommended SolarSeeker Path
Flood prevention station Water level signal, hybrid input and fast restart SP4 or hybrid inverter plus cabinet
Farm drainage ditch Pump head, pipe route and daily discharge volume SP4 with pump and accessories
Pond or reservoir transfer Surface water condition, suction risk and debris Pump selection plus cabinet protection
Municipal or public project Inspection, wiring layout, labels and documentation Custom cabinet and project support

Project Proof

Philippines government flood prevention project

SolarSeeker supplied a 15kW hybrid solar inverter path for an 11kW pump. The system used 30 panels and was designed for practical flood-prevention water management.

Inverter

SP4015 hybrid solar inverter

Pump

11kW / 15hp pump load

Voltage

380V project configuration

PV Array

30 solar panels

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Product Paths

Equipment groups commonly used in drainage projects

SP4 Inverter

For 380V pump motors and larger drainage loads.

View SP4

Solar Pump Cabinet

For wiring, protection, level control and easier station inspection.

View cabinet

Pump Selection

For head, flow, water source and pump body matching.

Select pump

Accessories

For sensors, cables, connectors, switches and spare parts.

View kits

FAQ

Solar drainage pump system FAQ

What makes a drainage pump system different from irrigation?

Drainage depends more on water-level control, start logic, discharge volume and emergency response. Irrigation is usually scheduled around crop demand.

Can solar drainage systems use hybrid input?

Yes. Some projects use solar plus AC backup or hybrid control depending on the required response time and local grid condition.

What data is needed for drainage pump sizing?

Send pump voltage, phase, kW, rated current, discharge flow, head, water-level control method, cable distance and project country.

Should drainage projects use a cabinet?

Usually yes for public, outdoor or high-power projects. The cabinet keeps wiring, protection devices and level-control connections organized.

Can SolarSeeker support public or EPC drainage projects?

Yes. We can support inverter selection, cabinet wiring direction, accessories and project documentation based on the pump and station data.

Next Step

Need a solar drainage pump configuration?

Send pump nameplate, discharge target, water-level control method, head and project country. We will check the inverter, cabinet and accessory path.