---
product_id: 45178414
title: "12V 120W Pump+2*100W Panel+Controller"
brand: "eco-worthy"
price: "135405 kr"
currency: ISK
in_stock: null
reviews_count: 8
category: "Eco Worthy"
url: https://www.desertcart.is/products/45178414-12v-120w-pump-2-100w-panel-controller
store_origin: IS
region: Iceland
---

# 3.2 GPM max flow rate 230 ft max lift height 24V solar-powered pump 12V 120W Pump+2*100W Panel+Controller

**Brand:** eco-worthy
**Price:** 135405 kr
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> ☀️ Pump your water, power your freedom—off-grid just got an upgrade!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** 12V 120W Pump+2*100W Panel+Controller by eco-worthy
- **How much does it cost?** 135405 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.is](https://www.desertcart.is/products/45178414-12v-120w-pump-2-100w-panel-controller)

## Best For

- eco-worthy enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted eco-worthy brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Complete Solar Kit:** Includes 2x 100W mono solar panels and a 20A charge controller for seamless setup and energy management.
- • **Smart 4-Mode Controller:** Customizable controller modes extend pump lifespan and optimize performance under varying sunlight.
- • **Impressive Pumping Power:** Delivers up to 3.2 gallons per minute with a max lift of 230 feet—perfect for deep wells and irrigation.
- • **Reliable Off-Grid Watering:** Harness pure solar energy to power your well pump—no grid, no hassle.
- • **Eco-Friendly & Cost-Effective:** Slash your electric bills and reduce carbon footprint with this stainless steel, solar-powered solution.

## Overview

The ECO-WORTHY 3.2GPM Solar Well Pump Kit is a robust, solar-powered water pumping system designed for off-grid irrigation and well water extraction. Featuring a 12V submersible pump capable of lifting water up to 230 feet at 3.2 gallons per minute, it comes complete with two 100W mono solar panels and a 20A charge controller with four working modes to optimize performance and durability. Ideal for remote gardens, farms, and tanks, this stainless steel kit offers an eco-friendly, cost-saving alternative to traditional electric pumps.

## Description

desertcart.com : ECO-WORTHY 3.2GPM Solar Well Pump Kit for Watering- 1pc Submersible 12V Solar Water Pump + 2pcs 100W Mono Solar Panel + 20A Charge Controller for well, off-grid living, Irrigation : Patio, Lawn & Garden

Review: Sun versus solar hours and the controller - Updated: See below. I received all of my components. The controller instructions were in very very small print. The solar panel instructions were informative but there weren't really any instructions specific to this setup, but we'll always have YouTube. My plan was to run the pump during daylight with the panels and no batteries. Pump depth is about 60ft down in an 80 ft well. I used a 100ft 12ga extension cord (pump comes wired with 14ga wire). On my first go I had some trouble getting the pump to start up, E01 low voltage on the controller. The pump finally came to life and after about 10 to 15 minutes of running there was a loud pop and smoke from the controller. Prior to this I notices the display read 12v while I was running 24v. Turns out this controller is not auto-switching for voltage and MUST be set manually. Whoops. Luckily I had a spare controller. The following day I set everything back up starting around 9 am (I'm at a northern latitude). Controller set to 24v, voltage reading normal, then switched on and saw huge voltage drop, then E01 with no pumping. This continued until midday. I pulled the pump out of the well and put in in a large bucket to test. Switched the controller to on and the pump came to life. I set the pump back into the well taking care to make sure wiring and hoses didn't get all twisted. Switched back on and had a good flow rate so I could measure drawdown. Sadly it looks like this old well can't even keep up with 3.2 gpm. I waited for the static level to some back up for another test and when I restarted the controller I got the E01 again, and again, and again. This was around 3pm. I pulled the pump again, in the bucket, and it started right up. Put it back in the well and nothing. So for one final test I pulled the pump up to the 25 ft static depth and raised is slowly. As soon as I lifted out of the water I heard the pump spool up, put it back in the water but it couldn't keep going. My conclusion so far is that I may only get about 2 good solar hours. Anything outside that window and there's not enough power to run under load with the panels only. I contacted the company for suggestions. I want to know if adding batteries will help? But the questions I have is will the batteries take care of the initial startup then let the panels run the pump or will it run on batteries all day then have nothing left when the sun goes down? If the pump is running on the batteries will the panels be recharging them at all while they're under load? Update: I upgraded my overall rating to a conditional 5 stars. After almost a week of use I've tweaked the panel positioning and can start to get water around 9:30 AM with a steady flow between 10:30 and 11:00 AM going until around 4:00 PM. The pump draws the well down about 15 feet full on then the water depth stabilizes around 41 feet which made me happy. The pump supplies ample water to run our multiple drip lines and sprinkler hoses at once. In fact it likes the free flowing better. While it does have an internal bypass the motor loads up against back pressure and takes more power than the panels have to offer so I get the E01 on the controller. My next step will be to add the batteries so they can give the needed push the motor needs sometimes. I'm pleased so far and will perhaps add more panels one day.
Review: controller stops working often, pump also stops - I live off grid and depend on solar pumps. This pump frequently stops working. The controller runs through multiple error messages, mostly E02, and then spontaneously starts to work again, or doesn't for days on end. The pump often stops working even when the controller does. I wrote to the controller manufacturer and got no response. (I had to have someone else buy and ship it to me because they don't ship to Puerto Rico, so the purchase isn't under my name.) I am going to have to buy a different pump, as this all to often leaves me without water.

## Features

- [ WIDE USE ] - Offer a solar water pump solution for remote watering without electric power, like garden, farm irrigation and tank filling, etc .
- [ EASY TO LAUNCH ] - Collocate with solar panels or 12V battery systems , it can be powered by some car or boat battery .
- [ STRENGTH ] - Open flow 720LPH/192GPH, 12LPM/3.2GPM, MAX Pump lift:230ft(70M) .
- [ WARM TIP ] - Don't use any solar pump for petrol, gasoline, petroleum products, solvents, thinners or any other flammable liquid with a flash point below 82 degree(180F) .
- [ NEW UPDATE ] - 4 work modes of controller for solar well pump and controller from continuous working, it helps to keep lifespan lasting longer.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B073XGP6SB |
| Best Sellers Rank | #856,090 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #2,662 in Water Garden & Pond Pumps |
| Brand | ECO-WORTHY |
| Color | 165ft Depth Solar Pump |
| Customer Reviews | 3.6 3.6 out of 5 stars (49) |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 18.96 pounds |
| Item model number | SPE-24-12 |
| Manufacturer | ECO-WORTHY |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Maximum Flow Rate | 3.2 Gallons Per Minute |
| Maximum Lifting Height | 230 Feet |
| Power Source | Solar Powered |
| Style | English |
| Voltage | 24 Volts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** ECO-WORTHY
- **Color:** 165ft Depth Solar Pump
- **Item Weight:** 19 Pounds
- **Manufacturer:** ECO-WORTHY
- **Material:** Stainless Steel
- **Maximum Flow Rate:** 3.2 Gallons Per Minute
- **Maximum Lifting Height:** 230 Feet
- **Power Source:** Solar Powered
- **Style:** English
- **Voltage:** 24 Volts

## Images

![12V 120W Pump+2*100W Panel+Controller - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71j7S4kEUcL.jpg)
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## Questions & Answers

**Q: So all i need is wire and pipe to have water flow from 70 feet?**
A: No....  You NEED a two batteries. I used a hose (100 ft), and a extension cord (100 ft).  But it works great.  I would buy it again.!!!

**Q: Can an extension be bought for the pump cable? 10 feet of cable is not long enough.**
A: Yes, I used a 100foot extension cord. Been working great for a month now!

**Q: How does the controller work to turn the pump on and off? can it be put on a timer?**
A: This controller didn’t have any switch to controller it on and off, we only can suggest you can install one switch to control it. This controller has timer and the light sensor. You can contact us by email to get more support.

**Q: Is this a continuos duty pump, I want to pump from a spring to a pond with approx. 30 ft lift, would this pump all day every day?**
A: should be able to pump any time enough sun light available to power up solar panels, I believe capable of 30' lift, not much gal per min, not much pressure.   Mine is used to pump from a remote spring well to a large tank where I have utility power for a pump with volume and pressure capable of lawn irrigation

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Sun versus solar hours and the controller
*by R***N on June 21, 2021*

Updated: See below. I received all of my components. The controller instructions were in very very small print. The solar panel instructions were informative but there weren't really any instructions specific to this setup, but we'll always have YouTube. My plan was to run the pump during daylight with the panels and no batteries. Pump depth is about 60ft down in an 80 ft well. I used a 100ft 12ga extension cord (pump comes wired with 14ga wire). On my first go I had some trouble getting the pump to start up, E01 low voltage on the controller. The pump finally came to life and after about 10 to 15 minutes of running there was a loud pop and smoke from the controller. Prior to this I notices the display read 12v while I was running 24v. Turns out this controller is not auto-switching for voltage and MUST be set manually. Whoops. Luckily I had a spare controller. The following day I set everything back up starting around 9 am (I'm at a northern latitude). Controller set to 24v, voltage reading normal, then switched on and saw huge voltage drop, then E01 with no pumping. This continued until midday. I pulled the pump out of the well and put in in a large bucket to test. Switched the controller to on and the pump came to life. I set the pump back into the well taking care to make sure wiring and hoses didn't get all twisted. Switched back on and had a good flow rate so I could measure drawdown. Sadly it looks like this old well can't even keep up with 3.2 gpm. I waited for the static level to some back up for another test and when I restarted the controller I got the E01 again, and again, and again. This was around 3pm. I pulled the pump again, in the bucket, and it started right up. Put it back in the well and nothing. So for one final test I pulled the pump up to the 25 ft static depth and raised is slowly. As soon as I lifted out of the water I heard the pump spool up, put it back in the water but it couldn't keep going. My conclusion so far is that I may only get about 2 good solar hours. Anything outside that window and there's not enough power to run under load with the panels only. I contacted the company for suggestions. I want to know if adding batteries will help? But the questions I have is will the batteries take care of the initial startup then let the panels run the pump or will it run on batteries all day then have nothing left when the sun goes down? If the pump is running on the batteries will the panels be recharging them at all while they're under load? Update: I upgraded my overall rating to a conditional 5 stars. After almost a week of use I've tweaked the panel positioning and can start to get water around 9:30 AM with a steady flow between 10:30 and 11:00 AM going until around 4:00 PM. The pump draws the well down about 15 feet full on then the water depth stabilizes around 41 feet which made me happy. The pump supplies ample water to run our multiple drip lines and sprinkler hoses at once. In fact it likes the free flowing better. While it does have an internal bypass the motor loads up against back pressure and takes more power than the panels have to offer so I get the E01 on the controller. My next step will be to add the batteries so they can give the needed push the motor needs sometimes. I'm pleased so far and will perhaps add more panels one day.

### ⭐ controller stops working often, pump also stops
*by A***S on August 5, 2022*

I live off grid and depend on solar pumps. This pump frequently stops working. The controller runs through multiple error messages, mostly E02, and then spontaneously starts to work again, or doesn't for days on end. The pump often stops working even when the controller does. I wrote to the controller manufacturer and got no response. (I had to have someone else buy and ship it to me because they don't ship to Puerto Rico, so the purchase isn't under my name.) I am going to have to buy a different pump, as this all to often leaves me without water.

### ⭐⭐ The Controller does not work
*by M***R on January 21, 2025*

The Controller works for 10-20 minutes and then it turns off, making the water pump also to stop working. I will have to purchase a new Controller, this one seems to be poor quality.

## Frequently Bought Together

- ECO-WORTHY 3.2GPM Solar Well Pump Kit for Watering- 1pc Submersible 12V Solar Water Pump + 2pcs 100W Mono Solar Panel + 20A Charge Controller for well, off-grid living, Irrigation
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*Store origin: IS*
*Last updated: 2026-03-02*