Solar Pump for Farmers in Haryana
A solar water pump uses electricity generated directly from solar panels to run an irrigation or borewell pump — with no diesel, no fuel costs, and no dependency on grid electricity. It's an ideal solar irrigation system for farms, tube wells and dairy operations across Haryana.
As a trusted solar pump company in Haryana, Shreeman Solar Industries helps farmers install the right capacity solar motor pump for their land and water source, while also handling the complete PM-KUSUM subsidy application process.
How a Solar Water Pump Works
Panels Generate Power
Solar panels convert sunlight into DC electricity.
Pump Controller Regulates
Controller manages power delivery to the motor safely.
Motor Pump Draws Water
Water is pumped from the borewell, tube well or open source.
Water Delivered to Field
Water flows directly to your irrigation system.
Types of Solar Water Pumps
Surface Pumps
Installed above ground and ideal for drawing water from open wells, ponds, canals or shallow water sources for irrigation.
Submersible Pumps
Installed inside the borewell or tube well itself — designed for deep water sources and higher lift requirements.
Benefits of Solar Water Pumps
Zero Diesel Cost
Eliminates recurring diesel fuel expenses completely.
No Grid Dependency
Works even in areas with no or unreliable electricity connection.
Peaks When You Need It
Generates most power during peak daytime irrigation hours.
Low Maintenance
Fewer moving parts than diesel pumps, less frequent servicing.
Government Subsidy Support
Covered under the PM-KUSUM scheme for farmers.
Environmentally Friendly
Zero emissions compared to diesel-powered irrigation.
Solar Pump for Khet, Tube Well & Irrigation
Solar Pump Capacity Guide — 1 HP to 10 HP+
Indicative guide — the right capacity depends on your water depth and land size. Book a free site survey for an exact recommendation.
| Pump Capacity | Suitable Land Size | Ideal Water Depth |
|---|---|---|
| 1 HP – 2 HP | Small farm plots | Shallow (up to ~30 ft) |
| 3 HP – 5 HP | Mid-size farms | Medium depth (~30-60 ft) |
| 7.5 HP | Large farms | Deeper borewells (~60-100 ft) |
| 10 HP+ | Extensive agricultural land | Deep tube wells (100 ft+) |
Solar Pump Subsidy for Farmers
The PM-KUSUM scheme (Component-B) supports farmers with subsidised standalone solar water pumps. Subsidy is typically shared between the central government, the Haryana state government, and the farmer's own contribution — with bank financing often available for the farmer's share.
Exact subsidy percentages are set by the scheme and revised periodically — our team confirms the current PM-KUSUM subsidy structure and your exact eligibility during a free consultation.
From Farm Survey to Working Pump
Farm Survey
Water source & land assessment
Pump Sizing
Correct HP and pump type recommended
KUSUM Application
Subsidy paperwork submitted on your behalf
Installation
Panels and pump set installed
Testing
Water output tested at full load
Handover
System commissioned and handed over
Why Choose Shreeman Solar Industries
Agriculture Expertise
Specialised experience with farm and irrigation solar pumps.
Full KUSUM Support
Complete PM-KUSUM subsidy application assistance.
Accurate Pump Sizing
Correct HP recommendation based on your actual water needs.
Professional Installation
Trained team experienced in farm site installations.
Haryana-Wide Service
Serving farmers across every district in the state.
After-Sales Support
Ongoing maintenance and service for your pump system.
Solar Pump Brands We Offer
What Our Farmer Customers Say
"Diesel expenses for irrigation have completely stopped since we installed the solar pump. Best decision for our farm."
"The team helped us with the entire PM-KUSUM application — we didn't have to run around for paperwork at all."
"Correctly sized submersible pump for our tube well — water output has been consistent through the season."
Solar Water Pump — Your Questions Answered
PM-KUSUM is a central government scheme that subsidises solar pumps and solar power for farmers. Component-B of the scheme specifically covers standalone solar water pumps.
Subsidy is shared between the central government, Haryana state government, and the farmer, with financing available for the farmer's portion. Exact percentages are confirmed during your consultation as scheme guidelines are updated periodically.
Submersible pumps are generally recommended for tube wells and deep borewells, while surface pumps work well for open wells, ponds and canals.
Output reduces on cloudy days since the pump runs directly on solar power without battery backup, but most systems still provide partial water output.
Solar pumps need minimal maintenance — mainly periodic panel cleaning and occasional pump inspection, far less than diesel pump servicing.
Book Your Free Site Survey & Subsidy Assistance
Find the right solar pump capacity for your farm and get complete PM-KUSUM subsidy support — completely free.
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