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Reliable Solar Pumping for Tank Filling & Water Transfer
Outback Solar Pumps provides solar-powered pumping solutions designed for reliable tank filling and water transfer applications. Whether filling header tanks or transferring water between storage points, our systems deliver dependable performance without fuel, generators, or grid power.
Designed for Tank-Based Water Systems
Tank filling systems require consistent flow, reliable automation, and protection against dry running or overflow.
Outback Solar Pumps tank filling solutions are engineered to work seamlessly with float switches, storage tanks, and transfer lines.
Applications Include:
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BORE-TO-TANK PUMPING -
HEADER TANK FILLING -
DAM-TO-TANK PUMPING -
REMOTE STORAGE FILLING
How Solar Tank Filling Works
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Solar Panels Generate DC Power During Daylight Hours
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MPPT Controller Regulates Power to the Pump
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Pump Transfers Water From Source to Storage Tank
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Float Switch Stops Pumping When the Tank is Full
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System Automatically Restarts When Water Levels Drop
Key Benefits of Solar Tank Filling Systems
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AUTOMATIC FLOAT-CONTROLLED OPERATION -
NO FUEL OR GRID POWER REQUIRED -
LOW MAINTENANCE -
IDEAL FOR REMOTE LOCATIONS
Engineered for Reliable Transfer & Protection
Outback Solar Pumps tank filling systems use brushless DC pump technology and intelligent MPPT controllers with built-in protection features including dry-run, overload, thermal, and voltage protection.
Typical Tank Filling & Transfer Configurations
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Bore Pumping to Elevated Storage Tanks
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Dam or Creek Transfer to Main Tanks
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Tank-to-Tank Transfer Over Long Distances
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Header Tanks Supplying Gravity-Fed Systems
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Multi-Tank Automated Systems
Choosing the Right Pump for Tank Filling
Correct pump selection depends on vertical lift, horizontal distance, total dynamic head, required daily volume, and tank refill frequency.
Outback Solar Pumps assists with system selection to ensure reliable tank filling performance.
Why Solar Is Ideal for Tank Filling
Solar-powered tank filling systems operate when sunlight is available, allowing storage tanks to fill during the day and supply water when needed.