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Thanks. So is that system enough to power a full house minus cooked if course? Including the borehole?

So what would be your recommendation in a case where the tank gets filled maximum 3 times a day sir Bearing in mind we want to keep the costs as low as possible while extracting maximum utility from the system

I suppose it would be nice to revert to mains if needed yes as some days might not be as sunny as others

Description Model :4SGm3/17 Power Rating: 1.5HP (1.1KW) Voltage: 220-240V Single Phase Current Rating: 9.5A Hmax:125M Qmax: 88Litres/min Capacitor Rating: 35uf,450V Discharge Diameter: 1.25″ Weight: 18kgs

No doesn't run 24/7. At most it runs 2 or 3 times a day to irrigate a small market garden operation and provide the house with water. It fills a 2500 litre tank The tank is about 10 metres above the ground and the borehole is about 20 metres deep The pump is already there but I want to know...

Sorry meant it's 1.5hp

Hi I would like to put together a solar project to pump a borehole in Africa. Currently the pump runs via electricity but I would like to convert it to solar What do I need please? It's a 1.5 how power pump. Thanks