Solar watering for your cattle.

Get water to the herd anywhere on your land — no power line needed. Pumps, troughs and winter bowls, made in Calmar, Alberta since 2001.

Cow drinking from a solar powered trough

How it works

A solar panel runs a pump. It pulls water from your dugout or your well and fills a trough for the cattle. Batteries store the power, so it keeps pumping for up to a week without sun.

STEP 1

Sun charges the batteries

The solar panel charges batteries that can run the pump for up to a week of cloudy days. No grid hookup, no generator.

STEP 2

The pump pulls water

From a dugout: the pump sits in the middle of the dugout. From a well: a pump goes down the well casing.

STEP 3

The trough fills up

Clean water where the cattle are — and they stay out of the dugout.

Got a dugout?

You set it up yourself: put the pump in the middle of the dugout and run it to a trough nearby.

Got a well?

Tell us your well depth and how many head. We’ll match you with the right pump, and you drop it down the casing.

Not sure what to get?Answer 3 quick questions and we’ll show you the right setup. Build your system →

Not sure what you need? Just call.

Tell us how many head and whether it’s a dugout or a well. We’ll tell you what to get.

780-985-3153

Or email info@solarwest.ca

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