Cyprus · Submersible · DC & AC/DC
Solar well pumps in Cyprus
Submersible pumps from 45 m to 210 m deep. DC models run direct from panels, AC/DC hybrids add grid backup for 24/7 supply.
✦ Hybsun authorised distributor
✦ Stainless steel construction
✦ Local warranty
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Our range of solar well pumps in Cyprus
Every pump we stock is a submersible unit with brushless permanent-magnet DC motor — over 90% efficient, no carbon brushes to wear out, no scheduled servicing.
DC or AC/DC?
Two ways to power a solar well pump
Both are proper solar pumps. The right choice depends on whether you need water only during the day (DC) or around the clock (AC/DC hybrid).
Solar-only DC Solar Well Pumps
Panels → MPPT controller → pump
Best for:
Domestic wells feeding storage tanks, agricultural boreholes for drip irrigation, off-grid farms, villa gardens and pools.
AC/DC Hybrid Solar Well Pumps
Panels + grid → smart pump (no inverter needed)
Best for:
Greenhouses with scheduled irrigation, livestock water supply, domestic pressure systems that must never stop, deep boreholes with critical demand.
How it works
Three components. That's it.
A solar well pump system is simpler than a full home solar setup. No inverter, no battery and no monthly cost.
Solar Panels
MPPT Controller
Water Pump
Cyprus-wide installation
Solar well pumps across every Cyprus district
We deliver Cyprus-wide and install locally. Free delivery on all orders.
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Paphos district
Villages in Polis, Peyia, Pissouri, Kissonerga and inland Paphos have thousands of old wells that used to feed rural homes. Perfect candidates for solar pumping.
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Limassol district
Vineyards in Omodos, Vasa and the Krassochoria wine villages use solar borehole pumps for vine irrigation. Villa properties along the coast for gardens and pools.
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Nicosia district
Agricultural land in Astromeritis, Peristerona, Kokkinotrimithia, Lythrodontas relies on borehole water. Solar borehole pumps are the standard install here.
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Larnaca district
Greenhouses around Kiti, Meneou, Athienou, Aradippou, plus rural homes in inland villages needing reliable water without expensive EAC connection fees.
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Famagusta district
Sotira, Liopetri, Frenaros, Deryneia, Avgorou — the wider Kokkinochoria potato-growing region depends heavily on borehole water. Solar makes economic sense on almost every farm here.
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Remote & off-grid
Troodos mountain properties, isolated farms and any location where extending an EAC connection would cost more than the pump itself. Solar wells are the answer.
Solar Well Pumps Guide
Everything you need to know about solar well pumps in Cyprus
Solar well pumps are the practical answer for anyone with a private well or borehole who wants water without paying for the electricity to lift it. Instead of wiring a conventional AC submersible to the EAC grid — with the connection cost, monthly bill and vulnerability to outages that comes with it — a solar well pump takes power directly from photovoltaic panels installed above ground. Water gets lifted while the sun is out, gets stored in a tank, and gets used whenever you need it. No monthly bill, no meter reading, no grid dependency.
At CGP Solar we’ve been supplying and installing solar well pumps in Cyprus for years as the authorised distributor for Hybsun — a manufacturer that has focused exclusively on solar water pumping since 2005. Every pump we stock is a submersible unit with a brushless permanent-magnet DC motor operating at over 90% efficiency, no carbon brushes to wear out, and no scheduled servicing over its 15–20 year working life.
Understanding solar well pumps and solar submersible pumps
A solar well pump (also called a solar submersible pump or solar borehole pump) is designed to drop into a well or borehole and lift water from below the water table up to ground level. The pump itself sits underwater, connected to solar panels above ground via a waterproof cable. A small MPPT controller manages the electrical side, tracking the maximum power point of the panels and providing dry-run protection so the pump stops automatically if the water level drops too low.
Our Hybsun range covers : 3″, 4″, and 6″ casing sizes, with pump depths from 20 metres for shallow domestic wells up to 210 metres for deep agricultural boreholes. The 3″ pumps are compact enough for narrow older wells common in Paphos village properties. The 4″ pumps handle the vast majority of residential and small-farm applications. The 6″ and larger pumps are for high-flow commercial and agricultural sites in the Kokkinochoria potato-growing region and larger Nicosia district farms.
DC solar well pumps in Cyprus — the simplest option
DC solar well pumps connect directly to solar panels through an MPPT controller. No inverter, no battery, no grid connection. The pump runs whenever the sun produces enough power — usually from about 8 AM to 5 PM in Cyprus summer, less in winter. Because there are fewer components, DC systems cost less upfront, have longer service lives, and rarely need attention.
DC pumps only work in daylight. This is almost never a real limitation because the entire point of a solar well pump is to fill a storage tank during the day, then gravity-feed water from the tank to wherever it’s needed — house, garden, drip irrigation, livestock troughs — twenty-four hours a day.
When to choose DC: Domestic wells feeding household storage tanks, agricultural boreholes for drip irrigation of olive groves and vineyards, off-grid farmhouses in Troodos or remote Paphos villages, villa gardens, pool top-up systems. If you have (or can install) a storage tank, DC is the right choice — cheaper, simpler, longer-lasting.
AC/DC hybrid solar well pumps in Cyprus — for 24/7 supply
AC/DC hybrid solar well pumps accept both DC solar input (typically 90–430V from the panels) and AC mains input (90–300V from the EAC grid or a generator). During daylight they run on solar, saving on your EAC bill. When the sun’s not out — night, heavy overcast, extended winter cloud — they switch automatically to grid or generator without any manual intervention.
Hybrid pumps cost more upfront and are marginally more complex to install (they need a wired AC connection in addition to the panels), but they eliminate the storage-tank requirement for applications where water demand can’t wait for sunrise. Greenhouse irrigation timers, livestock watering points that must never run dry, domestic pressure systems in properties without room for a header tank — these are hybrid territory.
When to choose AC/DC hybrid: Greenhouses with scheduled overnight irrigation, livestock watering supply that needs 24/7 reliability, domestic pressure systems that must run at any hour, deep agricultural boreholes for large-scale operations, properties where storage tanks aren’t practical.
The Hybsun advantage
Hybsun was founded in China in 2005 and has focused on one product line ever since: solar-powered water pumping systems. That specialist focus shows in the engineering. Every Hybsun pump uses a brushless permanent-magnet DC motor that runs at over 90% efficiency, generates significantly less heat than brushed motors, and requires virtually no maintenance across its working life.
The mechanical construction matches the electrical design. Hybsun pumps use stainless steel impellers and oil cylinders in the SS versions (4US, 3US, 4USH, 3USH series), or engineered plastic impellers in the UP and UPH series for lower-cost applications. Both are corrosion-resistant enough to handle Cyprus water conditions — including harder mineral-rich water from limestone aquifers common across the island — for decades of continuous operation.
As an authorised Hybsun distributor for Cyprus, we handle warranty claims locally. If a pump ever fails within the warranty period, you don’t ship anything overseas. We deal with the manufacturer directly and get you back up and running quickly.
Where solar well pumps in Cyprus make the most sense
Certain property types and locations get the most value from solar well pumping. Based on the installs we’ve done across the island:
- Rural properties in Paphos district — Polis, Peyia, Pissouri and Kissonerga have thousands of older wells that were abandoned when EAC connections became widespread. Reactivating those wells with a solar pump gives you back an independent water source for gardens, animals, and general property use.
- Vineyards and wineries in Limassol district — Omodos, Vasa and the wider Krassochoria wine region use solar borehole pumps for vine irrigation. Solar output peaks at exactly the time vines need water most, which makes the economics excellent.
- Farms in Nicosia district — Astromeritis, Peristerona, Kokkinotrimithia and Lythrodontas rely heavily on borehole water for crops. Solar submersibles are becoming the standard install for new agricultural sites here because grid extension costs are often higher than the pump itself.
- Greenhouses around Larnaca — Kiti, Meneou and Aradippou greenhouse operations use hybrid AC/DC pumps to run irrigation timers reliably day and night while still saving on daytime electricity.
- Potato and vegetable farms in Famagusta district — Sotira, Liopetri, Frenaros, Deryneia and Avgorou (the Kokkinochoria region) depend entirely on borehole water for the potato crop. Solar makes economic sense on almost every farm here.
- Off-grid mountain and coastal properties — Troodos village homes, coastal villas in areas without reliable grid connection, and any location where extending the EAC network would cost more than the pump itself.
Is there financial aid or support for solar well pumps in Cyprus?
As of 2026, there are no direct subsidies for solar well pumps in Cyprus.
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Installation & maintenance for solar well pumps in Cyprus
At CGP Solar, we make setup seamless:
1. Free Site Visit – We evaluate your water needs, sun exposure, and well capacity.
2. Custom Proposal – Includes system sizing, equipment, installation time, and pricing.
3. Installation – Professional, clean, and safe setup by licensed technicians.
4. Training – You’ll know exactly how your system works
5. Ongoing Support – Annual maintenance, warranty, and local service team
Buying a solar well pump — what you need to tell us
To spec the right pump for your solar well pump installation in Cyprus, we need four pieces of information. Send these in an email or on the contact form and we come back with a specific model recommendation, panel array size, and total installed price — usually within a couple of working days.
- Well or borehole depth — the total depth from ground level to the bottom of the well
- Static water level — the depth from ground level to the top of the water when the pump isn’t running
- Daily water requirement — how many litres per day you need (for household use, count 100–130 litres per person; for irrigation we can help calculate)
- Property location — so we can estimate delivery and installation logistics
Every pump we sell comes with the manufacturer’s full warranty, processed locally through CGP Solar in Paphos. Free Cyprus-wide delivery on all orders, and our certified installation team handles the full job from panel mounting to commissioning if you want it done for you. DIY-friendly kits with wiring diagrams are available for anyone comfortable with basic electrical work.
Contact us via phone, email, or website form today to get your solar pump free consultation.
FAQ’s
Most asked questions
about solar well pumps in Cyprus
Yes. Most DC solar well pumps can run directly from solar panels during daylight hours. However, if you need water at night or during cloudy days, batteries or a hybrid AC/DC solar well pumps are recommended.
Most systems last 10–15 years with proper maintenance. The solar panels themselves can last 30 years.
Yes, if the AC/DC hybrid pump used. Otherwise, solar-only systems will operate during sunlight hours.
It depends on the model. Many handle depths up to 100 meters or more, which is suitable for most wells in Cyprus.
Absolutely. Many farms in Cyprus use solar-powered well pumps for drip irrigation, livestock, and greenhouse water supply. Hybrid models ensure water is available 24/7 even on cloudy days or at night.
Yes. Off-grid homes in Cyprus can benefit from solar well pumps as part of a fully autonomous water and energy system—especially where extending the electrical grid is expensive or impractical.
For most small-to-medium installations, no building permit is required. However, it’s advisable to confirm with your local municipality or district office, especially for large agricultural systems or boreholes.
This depends on your well depth, daily water usage, and elevation. Shallow wells need less power, while deep wells may require higher wattage and hybrid models. CGP Solar offers free site assessments to calculate the right pump size.
Yes, solar pumps are suitable for shared boreholes or community use, especially when paired with water tanks and hybrid backup. We can design scalable systems for multiple households or farms.
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