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| Name | How many watts does a 1 hp pump use? Q&A with Solar Pump Expert |
| Video Uploader | Video From RPS Solar Pumps |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 23-01-2023 18:29:05 |
| Video Discription | in this video Mike from RPS Solar Pumps addresses a frequently asked question regarding the energy consumption of a one horsepower pump. If we were looking at straight watts for a one horsepower pump we are looking at 750 watts of power. This number, however, is not always accurate, as each pump utilizes something called a service factor. A service factor is a number utilized to adapt the power rating of a motor to consider the impact of variations in load and operating conditions. A really common service factor for a 1 HP pump is a multiplication of 1.4-1.5. This means that the actual usage of a 1HP pump is around 1100 watts of power. A great option for a solar powered 1 hp pump is our Pro Series 1000D https://shop.rpssolarpumps.com/products/rps-pro-series-d-deep-well-solar-pump-kits-over-300ft?variant=5665266696230 For any further questions about solar pumps, leave a comment and subscribe to the channel for more informative videos. Want to see if your pump is ready to run on solar fill out our sizing form https://www.rpssolarpumps.com/get_sizing.html |
| Category | Science & Technology |
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