SQFlex Grundfos Solar or Wind Powered Water Pump Systems

The SQFlex system is the most reliable and energy-efficient solar or wind water pump supply system available, whether you’re a cattle rancher in Alberta, a cabin owner in northern Manitoba or trying to establish a winery in the Okanagan.

The SQFlex water pump system uses wind energy, solar power, or a combination of the two to pump water.

Where water is a scarce commodity, harnessing the sun and wind to turn the local conditions to your advantage is a low-cost, flexible solution. SQFlex systems are tailored to meet your specific needs – local weather conditions, water table depth and average usage are all examined to optimize energy efficiency. And, in the rare times Mother Nature doesn’t oblige, both the solar and wind systems can fall back on generator power or batteries. It’s that simple.

Being designed for continuous or intermittent operation, the SQFlex solar or wind water pump system is suitable for applications in remote locations such as: single-family dwellings, villages, hospitals, farms and more.

The SQFlex water pump system is made up of a:

SQFlex Water Pump Options

• SQFlex Solar

• SQFlex Wind

• SQFlex Combo

• SQFlex Backup

Using special Grundfos solar panels specifically designed for the SQFlex pumping system, SQFlex Solar allows efficient and reliable water supply in even the most remote areas. The SQFlex Solar is very economical and virtually maintenance-free.

 

Equally cost-effective and easy to maintain, SQFlex Wind is particularly suitable for open fields, valleys and landscapes where the wind blows constantly. The complicated process of converting wind energy to electrical energy has been made both easy and reliable with the use of sophisticated components.

 

Two energy sources: solar panels for when the sun is shining; a wind turbine for when the wind is blowing. And, it’s all automatic, so no manual switching is required. The added benefits of SQFlex Combo are even greater dependability and water whenever it’s needed.

 

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Natural energy rarely runs low, but if it ever does, both SQFlex Solar and Wind systems can fall back on generator power or batteries.