CHZIRI Solar Pumping Inverter System

With the intensifying energy crisis in today's world, ZIRI Electrical actively promotes the concept of new energy utilization and sustainable development - photovoltaic water pump ZSI800 series products came into being, and have enjoyed a good reputation at home and abroad since they were launched on the market. ZSI800 series photovoltaic water pump systems are used to provide clean water in remote areas where power facilities are scarce. The pumping inverter can convert the direct current of the photovoltaic array into alternating current and drive various water pumps. On sunny days, the ZSI800 series photovoltaic water pump system can pump water continuously, and the water source is natural or special, such as rivers, lakes, wells or waterways, etc.

1.Solar Pumping System composition: Solar panel + photovoltaic water pump inverter + photovoltaic water pump

a. Solar panels: Photovoltaic solar panels absorb sunlight as energy to generate electricity, and photovoltaic modules use the photovoltaic effect to generate electricity. At present, most solar modules are made of polycrystalline silicon and monocrystalline silicon. In 2013, crystalline silicon accounted for the global photovoltaic output of more than 90%.

b. Solar pumping inverters: Advanced solar pumping inverters convert DC voltage from a solar array to AC voltage and can directly drive submersible pumps without the need for batteries or other energy storage devices. By utilizing MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking), the solar pumping inverter can adjust the output frequency to control the speed of the pump, thus protecting the pump motor from damage.

ZIRI ZSI800 Solar pumping inverter: provide high-performance, high-quality products and system solutions.

c. Photovoltaic water pumps: Solar water pumps can provide drinking water for livestock or irrigation purposes. Particularly suitable for small-scale or community-based irrigation, as large-scale irrigation requires large amounts of water, which in turn requires large solar photovoltaic arrays. Since water may only be needed for certain parts of the year, large photovoltaic arrays will provide unnecessary excess energy, thus making the system inefficient.