UPDATE: We doubled our warranty to an astounding 10 years in 2021! And this applies retrospectively, too.
Futurepump manufactures the Futurepump SF2 in its own ISO 9001:2015 factory in India.
It follows on from the success of its previous model, the SF1, and is capable of delivering up to one litre of water per second.
The solar irrigation market is starting to get infiltrated by cheap, poor quality imports that are unable to handle the environment found on a typical smallholder farm. Mud, sand, grit and running dry etc all mean significant problems to substandard submersible pumps, but the Futurepump SF2 has no problem handling whatever it finds in a farm water supply. Now with the world’s first 10-year warranty on a solar powered water pump!
The new features of the SF2 answer all the requests from users and finance companies: it’s smaller, more powerful, more robust and remotely monitored.
Toby Hammond, Futurepump Managing Director, said “the SF2 is the embodiment of all of our experience with selling over 2,500 solar pumps to date. Its Dutch design is more portable, more robust, and pumps the most water for the price tag of any solar pump on the market.”
The Futurepump SF2 can deliver up to a litre/second of water, and lift it 30 feet vertically. This provides a farm with over 21,000 litres of water per day, whilst avoiding any fuel costs. It works with hoses, tanks, sprinklers or drip irrigation systems, and is ideal for any farmer serious about making money from horticulture all year round.
Behind the scenes, all SF2 pumps offer built-in remote monitoring, enabling Futurepump partners to access data on the usage and performance of each pump via a cloud database and dashboard, as well as pump location-tracking.
The Futurepump SF2 is now available globally. We’re so proud of this product and stand by it, offering the world’s first long-term warranty with free spare parts.
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