Solar Water Pump | CHEAP Rain Barrel Solar Pump Setup

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In this video, Robert shows you how he added a 12v 20 Watt solar panel to an existing rain barrel system to charge a 12v battery that provides power to a 12v DC transfer pump purchased from Harbor Freight which is used to water his garden.
Overall, Robert’s goal was to keep the overall cost low for adding the solar panel to the rain barrel system.
He also explains how working on projects like this continues to inspire him to continue working on solar energy related projects due to how amazing it is to be able to use free energy from the sun to power devices or systems.
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Below you can find the majority of the parts Robert used in the solar water pump video.
Parts / Items Used In Video:
►20 Watt Solar Panel: amzn.to/346c4aB
►Ring Terminals (5/16” - 3/8” Stud 12-10 AWG): amzn.to/37ZcAKi
►Male & Female Disconnect Terminals (16-14 AWG): amzn.to/34U8TTZ
►12 Gauge Red & Black Electrical Wire: amzn.to/3o0082e
►10 Amp Fuse & Fuse Holder: amzn.to/3rCdnIB
►Cable Gland: amzn.to/37VzEcE
►Heat Shrink Tubing: amzn.to/37WSDUg
►Zip Ties: amzn.to/2Mcxzk5
►12v 20 Watt Solar Panel: amzn.to/3nTCCnA
►Solar Charge Controller (Cheaper Alternative): amzn.to/4aBYGLr
Tools & Other Components:
►Wire Stripper & Terminal Crimper: amzn.to/2KIoUFG
►Sediment Filter: amzn.to/38xI8qc

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@sicardmd 3 года назад

Folks see people like you (and I) creating this stuff and remark "But you could just buy it." We both know the value of doing it yourself! Thank you.

@wisewoman7906 3 года назад

OK, I watched two of your vids. I LIKE the way you have clear, concise and detailed explanations in your how-to - and WHY. Why is so important. Very impressed.

@JonLoeffler62 3 года назад

Excellent. Thank you

@larkinscott5050 3 года назад

Your videos are some of the best DIY videos I’ve ever watched. Extremely easy to understand, with diagrams where needed, good audio and video. Thanks a lot.

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Thanks for the feedback and for watching!

@innerjon Год назад

Omg! Every RU-vidr should have to watch your videos to learn how to put out content. Hands down best videos.

@RodgerDodger196 2 года назад

Found this in 2022-VERY CLEAR & Concise & YOUR GRAPHICS HELP TO UNDERSTAND BETTER-Excellent!

@GreenTechTown 2 года назад

Awesome, and thanks for the feedback!

@JerryRigEverything 2 года назад

Sweet setup! I like it. Now I gotta upgrade my system.

@GreenTechTown 2 года назад

Thanks Jerry!

@johnevans6399 Год назад

I like that you have normal tools, like the rest of us, not these super fancy tools you see on other sites. Really useful vid, thanks.

@edhansen2251 2 года назад

Man I love the detail and the clarity of instructions. I’m an old dude 74 and sometimes it takes that extra clarity for me to understand. Thank you thank you thank you

@GreenTechTown 2 года назад

Awesome and thanks for the feedback!

@johnsonbar5022 Год назад

Again .. you knocked another one out of the park! I go over every single video you make. You make home life so much simpler. I now have a more self-reliant home, thank to you. Again, my sincere thanks.

@GreenTechTown Год назад

Glad to be able to help. Thanks for the feedback!

@mossymaple Год назад

Good idea to drill a few holes with a fine mesh over the holes in bottom or lower side of tote just incase you have a leak. It would not be good to have a battery and solar current get soaked....

@joshportelli 21 день назад

I was also thinking this, better to have a drain hole and not need it. And covering with fine mesh/screen to prevent bugs inside. You could also make a drain tube with a mesh at end of tube

@hoodievash 3 года назад

Dude this series is awesome this is just what I was looking for for my garden. Thanks for creating this awesome content

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Thanks for watching, and Glad to help! Will try to keep them coming.

@walterbracewell3212 Год назад

Your enthusiasm is infectious. The way you approach your projects is inspiring me to do these for my wife’s garden. She would love it.

@nunyabusiness863 3 года назад

Simple, effective. When disaster strikes, your mind will be even more valuable. Nicely done brother.

@imrikkibobbi 3 года назад

disaster struck, Texas still going through it and fortunately stuff like this I do around the home and my life was a ton more livable than a lot of people's last week and even right now, Solar is AWESOME even on a small scale and the thought and work Robert put into even a small project like this is Awesome!!!!!

@kennethcoman2080 Год назад

Dude. That was without a doubt one of the best RU-vid Videos I have seen in years. You were concise and answered exactly the questions I was trying to answer. Nailed it. Thanks!

@Maria-In-Motion 9 месяцев назад

I’m very interested in this setup as well as the possibility of remotely controlling it. I am planning on building an off grid greenhouse (to house my orchids) that I will need to have set up with water catchment, automatic sprinklers/misting as well as power for fans, heat, lights, etc. which would allow me to travel without any worries that my collection is being taken care of. Thank you for your excellent video. 😊

@user-kx6jl4ie6z Год назад

What impresses me about your work is that it is so thorough! Good work!

@00SkaterChick00 3 года назад

I came to RU-vid looking for ways to irrigate my shallow water well for irrigation purposes. I have multiple rain barrels as well. I have no clue how to connect that solar part, but ONE DAY!!! This is the video of yours that I’ve watched and I am amazed. Keep them coming.

@VetvsWorld Год назад

How fortuitous! I was in the process of getting an electric water pump. NO MORE! Thanks for this informative video!

@jase_drifter 3 года назад

i made a off-grid garden watering system on a timer that triggers a 12v water pump ( using one of my solar systems ) to turn on for 4 mins every tues , thurs , saturday to water my garden while i am not at my camp site .

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

That is awesome!

@Sam_Holt Год назад

set up an irrigation system to everything you regularly water, then set a switch timer on the positive or negative lead for the pump. Set it to water everything at sunset so you don't hurt the grass or plants in strong heat. You can use those cheap common plugs that turn lamps on or off on a timer. I'd also put a cut off float in the rain water barrel so that the pump doesnt activate if there is not enough water inside the barrel. Simply put a relay switch at the top of the barrel, with a float (from a toilet) on a long metal rod pushing on the relay at the top. the water will always push the float upwards unless it is below the level you set.

@joompah7 3 года назад

Excellent quality video and instructions. Felt like I was watching an episode of This Old House or something similar. Nice editing and graphics.

@mikewheeler1641 2 года назад

MAN... You Win. These are the best!

@GreenTechTown 2 года назад

Thanks Mike!

@shawnr771 Год назад

Excellent build and descriptions. Having done some offgrid applications for solar power. I would make a couple of recommendations. Add a switch between the solar panel and charge controller. Another switch between the load and the controller. This way you can shut off the power from the panel to do any possible maintenance. Add a grounding cable to the panel. Drill some drain holes in holes in the bottom of the container just in case of water intrusion. Also for some reason ants like electrical systems. Put out some insecticide granules around the setup.

@GreenTechTown Год назад

Thanks for the tips! I've changed quite a bit since this video and have implemented some of your suggestions, but probably need to look into adding the others. How many systems have you installed, and is this what you do for work or just a hobby?

@shawnr771 Год назад

@@GreenTechTown Hobby and for personal. At one place I designed and installed 4 minor systems. Everything is 12 volt. Two small systems to run the lights in a house. One system is a Harbor Freight 45 watt system. It runs 4 12volt 900 lumen LED lights and will charge phones using old lawnmower batteries. When needed it provides the spark to light a propane refrigerator. Once charged a battery will last about 4 days while the other recharges. One setup solely to run a small 12 volt refrigerator freezer. Looks like an oversized cooler. Enough to keep milk and lunchmeat cold. It froze a pork butt in 12hours last year. It has 3 100 watt Harbor Freight panels plus 3 deep cycle computer back up batteries. Another setup has about 180 watts of panels and 3 more batteries that runs about 10 12volt lights in various rooms charges phones, Ryobi 18volt batteries. Then another 300 watt system to charge 3 more deep cycle batteries as a redundant system. It is usually setup to run 4 12volt lights and a small inverter to charge tool batteries. If something goes wrong I can hook the 12volt fridge to it by switching the clamps. I have switches to cut the power before and after the charge controllers. The batteries wires connections are big alligator clips that way if something goes wrong I can power up any part of the system by switching the source battery bank. I also have a set of good jumper cables running through the wall. Just in case I can charge the system using my truck in a pinch.

@shawnr771 Год назад

@@GreenTechTownI am doing this to keep from paying a utility bill when I get old. Going green for me is not about saving the planet. It is about keeping green stuff in my pocket and not giving it to a utility company.

@TheAdhdGardener 3 года назад

Yyoooooo u legit solved my problem with the booster pump n yes I said to myself id like it solar then BAM here u go with a video on it😁 my prob was getting the water from my barrels to the garden cuz i had no pressure😬

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Haha Nice! Glad to hear the video was able to help!

@gertgartenhaus8016 3 года назад

if you would position the rain barrel higher, direct under the outlet of the gutter, gravity would do that job with almost no maintenance

@donnamcdonald3709 3 года назад

I thought about that idea too, but it would look crazy, lol. 😦

@Doctoranthetardis 3 месяца назад

Lacks control for precision irrigation

@ShoalsChickens 2 месяца назад

Like rain?@@Doctoranthetardis

@brianparker460 2 года назад

Future reference a pipe Union would have been a good idea next to the pump to be able to move the pump it serviced or replaced. I have a koi pond, and I have a union, next to the pump, it saved my butt many times... And also allows you a way to blow out the line in the winter time so it won't freeze and break the PVC, other than that excellent video!!

@robertobrien4799 2 года назад

Man, you are THE BEST DIY instructor out there!!!!!

@GreenTechTown 2 года назад

Thanks Robert Obrien! :D

@devilsknight 3 года назад

Sorry if noted already, but i have those filters, and the clear plastic grows algae like crazy!

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Thanks for the info. Will look out for it.

@generaljellyroll8737 Год назад

Good work I have a idea to something like this but it’s goes to a bird bath with a float valve to automatically fill to the correct height

@GreenTechTown Год назад

That's actually a really good idea. What type of float valve were you thinking about using? I may actually look into that myself, as I've wanted to add that to my yard for a while now.

@KaytieBabooah 3 года назад

I would love to see you add a second water barrel connecting to the one you have. I am really stumped on that one!!

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Yeah I think that would be a great idea!

@davidmeredith6207 2 года назад

I'm thinking of connecting several barrels together gravity fed.

@mitziyoung9668 7 месяцев назад

I was researching phones on Marketplace and I'm waiting for a reply back from the seller. Not sure how I ended up here, but I'm not mad because I'm building an off grid tiny home in this spring 2024 😊 Thanks!

@susancedar8069 3 года назад

Please, please, please keep making these videos! You are clear and easy to understand. I enjoy these very much.

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Thanks Susan, I will try. Sometimes a little difficult juggling a full time job and working on these videos haha.

@richardhendrix9929 Год назад

Great video, my only comment is to check your pump manual..some should not be started dry

@grendelum 3 года назад

unless you live at 45°N, it’s best to set the angle for your panels at whatever your latitude is... you’ll get the best avg. angle all year.

@Dichodog 2 года назад

absolute genius. Guess what I'm doing next spring?

@joshportelli 21 день назад

This is an awesome idea, everything in the tote to keep rain out! I am so doing this!

@LK-bz9sk 2 года назад

Excellent video. If a rookie never done this before like me can follow along you know this is a well paced clearly articulated process. Much appreciated.

@GreenTechTown 2 года назад

Thanks for the feedback LK!

@RealHomerSimp2025 3 года назад

Thanks for sharing, after watching your videos I feel that I can install a similar unit in my yard.

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Awesome, glad to hear and glad to help!

@dansutter1313 3 года назад

Good video! Thanks. I'm going to set up a solar powered pump for a small koi pond.

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Oh that's a great idea!

@ericforestlove Год назад

very good video, clear, helpful .. in these trying times, what to do .. so frustrating .. black clouds descending everywhere, or whoosh, dance in meditation to dispel them .. and more practical things too - subscribed to your channel, you seem level-headed and very good at these things, solar and water pumps .. I know nothing about - thank you!

@shep6123 3 года назад

Yeah I’m with Anderson I like to see you add extra barrels to that system That was a great video again explain things real good I like that

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Hmmm.... good idea...maybe I will :D

@breeze787 3 года назад

Fantastic video editing job! Free energy from the SUN? Who'd a thunk?! Thanks for putting this up!

@Beentherebefore1 4 месяца назад

I love this video. You did a great job with the project with no cowboy rigging but sound safety. I would love to see the next step. Thank you.

@tomkeeling9165 3 года назад

First video I've seen from this channel. Very helpful and informative 👍. When you mentioned it was winter I burst out laughing. Being Canadian I didn't expect that.

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Haha, welcome to the channel Tom!

@hart796 3 года назад

Great video documenting the setup steps and testing voltage of battery and the solar panel. Ty vm I learned a lot.

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Great to hear Roger!

@sudhirshantinath2683 3 года назад

Great video- found the material helpful. Only thing I might change is lower the volume of the music a bit or get rid of it all together. Your content is good enough that it does not need it.

@rixanneh18 3 года назад

I like the music :p

@coryc1466 Год назад

So insanely happen I stumbled upon this! Please don’t stop creating content! I’ve been looking into this stuff and was thinking how amazing it’d be for a solar powered pump. Amazing. Thank you for slowing it down, zooming in and really teaching us how it’s all done. Amazing video, thank you thank you thank you

@celmonico 3 года назад

Thank you for taking your time and showing that. I have two rain water containers with 340 gallons each and was in need to pump the water to my garden. This is a good info video that will help me to move on to a new way to transfer the water using something other than gravity because the pressure is not enough.

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Glad to be able to help!

@prioritymaleman 3 года назад

Wish I had your skills! Well done.

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Just go for it and learn along the way. Thanks for watching!

@franksavino9329 Год назад

I seriously plan on setting up a battery free solar system to power the well that serves my entire house. I'm going to have to hire an electrical engineer to crunch the numbers, since it will be a much more power hungry system. I'll make it switchable and use two separate pumps. But I WILL do this. If you have ability to help design such a system, please let me hire you!

@howardu5314 3 года назад

clear and concise ,great closeups great video good job man.

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Thanks Howard!

@neogator26 3 года назад

Sweet!!! I literally looked this pump up last night and wondered how well it would work for lawn watering purposes. I recently bought a 55 gal plastic tank to gather rain water and by the next week stepped up to a 275 IBC tote which is 2/3rds full after a good rain. All the best DIYers use Ryobi!! lol

@jimwyatt6652 3 года назад

Thanks for the great videos they are excellent. You are a great teacher, you could do a instructional video about how to make a RU-vid video every one would benefit from it. I am going to do a solar water pump for my hand dug well. This video will really help. Ps a drip loop on the wire from the panel just before it enters the box would be a little insurance to keep water out of the box . 😎✌️🙏🏻

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Awesome to hear, and thanks for sharing the tip Jim, and good luck with your project :D

@warrenhalter9293 3 года назад

That's alright young man keep up the good work

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

I'll try, thanks for watching!

@patty9265 2 года назад

This is what I have been looking for to set up a out side shower with my ibc totes, what a great video thank you. If you lived in my neck of the woods I would hire you to install .

@dennislintz1 3 года назад

Great job! Keep making videos. Not everyone can articulate the process in videos as well as you.

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Thanks and will do!

@HillbillyHippie76 3 года назад

I’m going off grid soon and will definitely be utilizing this system. Thank you.

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Awesome! Good luck with your project!

@bradlafferty Год назад

Thank you for this tutorial! It was clear even to my meager understanding of electrical flow. You are the best teacher in the internet as far as I’m concerned.

@juliele6924 3 года назад

Thanks for listing all material using in this video. It's very helpful I don't have to find somewhere else. That is what i am looking for for my rain barrel.

@michellestrawn2976 2 года назад

OMG, this is so good. I love all the info and the commentary is right on point. Thank you.

@muensterjohnson7615 2 года назад

Good job. You should consider replacing that black plastic storage bin. Several months baking in the sun will make it very brittle.

@earnestbass4043 3 года назад

Great video, and yes, a video on remote control of your watering system would be great!

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Thanks! If you haven't already found it, I have created 2 videos showing just that on the channel. :D

@Wdlpsr Год назад

Thank you for your videos. So hard to find good content and yours is excellent!!!

@GreenTechTown Год назад

Thanks for the feedback Wdlpsr!

@someutubchannel69 3 года назад

You should get a Government grant for Your work! I like the way people like You Think! 😎👏🏽👍🏽

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Haha I wish they would. Thanks!

@natebolton9385 3 года назад

I'm almost sold on doing this now. Loving this series

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Go for it! :D

@maxinekiermeier7898 Месяц назад

I have been looking for a video on just this! Very well done, inexpensive and so informative! You should teach others how to make a perfect video. Keep up the good work and I am now a subscriber!

@filamphibian2980 3 года назад

Wonderful video. Currently 100% tied to the grid, I see this as a great example of how to take steps in moving towards renewable energy.

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Most definitely!

@thecombatcactus4254 Год назад

Good stuff! Rigging up a little solar pump myself. Containing everything in a tub like that for water proofing is smart! Video is so good my fingers just naturally clicked the Subscribe button .

@jimmydesperado2936 2 года назад

By far the best video on youtube for this type of water set up. And I've watched quite a few. Great job.

@GreenTechTown 2 года назад

Awesome, thanks for the feedback!

@BeOurBee 3 года назад

I've been enjoying these videos! I've been through the hardware store often enough to know all the things you're using, but it's still good to have a video going through the process. And the best part: nothing 3-D Printed (take THAT, RU-vid recommendation algorithm!) One thing I would have done different is to use clips to secure the cable from the panel to the bin, and put in a drip loop at the wall lower than the point where it enters the gland on the bin to prevent water from running down the cable and into the bin. That's the kind of stuff I picked up on my job as an ISP installer: drip loops everywhere a cable goes through a wall.

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Very very good tip about the drip loops. Funny enough, I read or stumbled upon a guy recommending that a few months back.Thanks for sharing.

@aspitofmud6257 3 года назад

Wow! The best video I've seen and your workmanship is excellent! Thanks. I'll be doing something similar very soon.

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Awesome!

@JenniferMekenas Год назад

I really appreciate the way you break things down, make it easy for pretty much everyone to understand! I also like how you repurpose supplies you already have on hand! Great video, thank you!

@robindawesome7916 3 года назад

You made this series dead simple. Much appreciation!

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Always good to hear! :D

@i537 3 года назад

Love it. I initially thought it'd be used for a solar shower setup which I now want to do. Not with rain water though.

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

That's an awesome idea! Go for it.

@johnwyman6331 3 года назад

Why not Rainwater? It's very clean, soft water without all the chemicals they have to put in the public water supply. Some people actually put filters in to take out all those chemicals for their showers.

@i537 3 года назад

It depends on how I can get clean rainwater. An open barrel that the rain can directly fall into is ok but I would consider rain coming from a roof grey water as it’s not going to be free of bird droppings or other bacteria.

@johnwyman6331 3 года назад

@@i537 typically you use a first flush system if coming from a roof just for that reason.

@AZTechLabs 2 года назад

Great video. 1 tip i would give is on ALL connection areas especially in the controller, use dielectric grease to keep oxidation down. Solder any connections you can for best results. 2 cents

@GreenTechTown 2 года назад

Great tip and thanks for sharing Infiltrator2003.

@paca_bill4863 3 года назад

Great upgrade to the system! Very impressed with your ingenuity constructing the system. One thing I may suggest in your plumbing is to add a pipe union fitting on the output side of the pump. As it is currently shown, if you have to remove the pump, you will have to cut the pipe to remove the pump. With a union, removal becomes much easier.

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Great suggestion!

@elizabethsansom6447 3 года назад

Young man keep up the good work God bless y’all.

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Thanks Elizabeth for the support!

@gurumantrakhalsa17 3 года назад

Really appreciate all the effort in putting something together to share. Clear, concise and doable. Thanks.

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Always great to hear!

@Arban345 3 года назад

Great job. Keep em coming! I enjoyed the pragmatic and straight forward approach to your videos. Seriously, great job. :-)

@toneydavis9802 Год назад

Would like to see the remote control set up. Great video!

@binmanblog 3 года назад

If you want a gravity fed system you could a float switch to automatically discharge the water to a higher level

@UTADV 2 года назад

Great work here. You've taught me well.

@TheKlokan44 2 года назад

Very clear and filmed well - Thanks!

@GreenTechTown 2 года назад

Thanks for the feedback TheKlokan44!

@davidmeredith6207 2 года назад

Very well done sir. Just what I'm looking for.

@reza2251 3 года назад

Great video. Clear descriptions. Going to subscribe for more. Thanks

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Awesome, welcome aboard!

@dougchristensen3832 3 года назад

Great videos!! Just what I was looking for. Very easy to understand!

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Thanks Doug!

@Bravo-qh4ym 2 года назад

Something I would suggest for future electrical projects like this would be to use soldier to "tin" the wires before using a screw-pressure connection and for the spade/washer type connector soldier the wire to the connector before crimping. Doing this will insure a good electrical connection and stop wire breakage when disconnecting for maintenance or any other movement.

@GreenTechTown 2 года назад

Great tip Allen, and thanks for sharing with the community!

@DespiteMyself7 Год назад

Thank you so much for your thorough, yet simple, instructions and explanations. I am planning a pump system, and I'd like the ability to adapt it to solar in the future, along with my greenhouse fans and ventilation. Your videos show that this is very doable!

@GreenTechTown Год назад

Yep, definitely doable! Go for it!

@lauchlingillis9255 3 года назад

I use a rv pump and a stock tank float valve. Eletronic Gold mine 4 pump and TSC for valves.

@Xondar11223344 3 года назад

Great video! You explained what you were doing in a simple way so even a dummy like me could understand.

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Glad it helped! Thanks for watching! :D

@siarlbychan Год назад

I'm looking to set up a solar water pump to circulate water in a water garden and I think this fits perfectly in that plan! Thank you so much. What a wonderful DIY tutorial video! I guess the only thing I would need to do different is add some sort of off and on switch or even a simple timer.

@GreenTechTown Год назад

I thought the same when first starting out but soon learned about on-demand pumps. I've done a comparison in a video you can find here:ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AWDUjUxs3iI.html I'm currently using an on-demand pump.

@siarlbychan Год назад

@@GreenTechTown thank you very much. I will check that out!

@conniewallace7529 3 года назад

I don't know what you just said. 😄 I wish I knew more about electricity. But, great video.

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Haha, you can learn a great deal from RU-vid, but I definitely recommend reaching out to an electrician if you are new to dealing with electrical work.

@msdramamusic 3 года назад

This is what I need for my greenhouse.

@AlexandreBueno1968 Год назад

Nice video. Thanks for sharing. Why didn't you run the wires to the pump using the load terminals of the solar charge controller? That would prevent over-discharging your battery.

@anthonybohan 3 года назад

Excellent video. Thanks very much from France🇫🇷🍷

@cjclaverie7969 3 года назад

These are some of the best I have viewed. I was planning on doing just what you shared. Now I have a head start on how to approach my project! Awesome!!

@GreenTechTown 3 года назад

Great to hear! Thanks for watching!