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What Rebates & Grants Are Available for Solar Pumps?

If you are installing a Solar Pump there are significant savings to be made by claiming one of the rebates available. For each new pump the rebate can range from approximately $300 to over $5000! Contact us to discuss how we can help you with your pumping needs and save you money.

There is further information available at https://www.energy.gov.au/rebates

In the standard range of Lorenz pumps, they can pump anything from 3000 Litres per day to over 2 Million Liters per day! If you are wondering if a solar pump is right for your property please contact us, we would love to help! 

With over 20 years industry experience Lorentz are established as a high quality German manufacturer. Lorenz have the widest range of solar pumps of any company in the world, with a focus on Solar Pumping and are designed specifically for rural properties. They are currently the only company that manufactures a Solar Pump controller approved by the CEC (Clean Energy Council – Australia’s Renewable Power Industry Regulator). This means, to receive the government grants on offer you must use a CEC approved product, giving you peace of mind and money in your pocket! We also love their four year on-farm warranty and fantastic record as one of the most reliable pumps available.

So you’re looking to take control of your power? The great news is that there ARE grants available! The rebate can range from approximately $2000-$10,000 per solar power system. To qualify for the government grants your solar installer must be accredited by the CEC (Clean Energy Council – Australia’s Renewable Energy Industry Regulator) as well as using approved products. All products installed by Rubix Solar are CEC approved. We are passionate about using quality products to ensure your new Solar Power System is a great investment! Rubix Solar is CEC accredited.

For some further information you can contact us or check out this website https://www.energy.gov.au/rebates.

Yes! It is. At Rubix Solar, we understand that you need consistent and reliable power. For this reason, we are committed to using only the most reliable products and really encourage our clients to make the investment into a high-quality system. This ensures our clients receive the grants available, and more importantly we aim to ensure the investment in your solar system will be providing you with safe, reliable and consistent power for your property for many years to come. Check out our case studies or contact us to discuss how we can design a Solar Power system that is right for your property.

A solar irrigation system is a sustainable agricultural solution that uses solar energy to power water pumps for irrigation purposes. It typically consists of photovoltaic panels, a pump, controller, and water distribution system.

Other irrigation infrastructure, such as centre pivot and travelling irrigators can also be powered by solar and batteries.

Solar irrigation systems work by harnessing sunlight with solar panels, converting it into electricity to power a water pump. The pump draws water from a water source, such as a well or reservoir, and distributes it to crops through drip lines, sprinklers, or other irrigation methods.

The benefits of solar irrigation systems include reduced operating costs (no fuel expenses), environmental sustainability (zero emissions), reliability (fewer moving parts), and energy independence (especially in remote areas).

Solar Pumping FAQ's

Solar Pumps are water pumps that run on solar power. The most common solar pump used on rural properties is the submersible bore water pump.

Off Grid Solar Power FAQ's

An Off-Grid (or Stand Alone) Solar Power system is a system that is not connected to the public energy grid. The system can create power during sunlight hours

Solar Irrigation FAQ's

Solar irrigation is the use of solar energy to power irrigation systems for agricultural purposes. It involves the utilisation of solar panels to harness sunlight