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Solar Water Pumps for Farms in Kenya: Prices and How to Choose

Herritech engineering teamUpdated 30 September 20263 min read

Solar Water Pumps for Farms in Kenya: Prices and How to Choose
Quick answer: Solar water pumps cost KSh 18,230 to KSh 38,250 in Kenya for pump systems suited to homes, small farms and livestock watering. Choose by the daily water you need, the total head (lift) and the water source (borehole, well, river or tank), and pump into a storage tank during sunshine hours.
Key facts
  • Price range: KSh 18,230 – KSh 38,250
  • No fuel or grid bills: pumps during daylight
  • Pump into a raised tank to store water for night and cloudy days
  • Size by daily litres and total head
On this page
  1. Solar pump prices
  2. How to size a solar pump
  3. Surface or submersible solar pump?
  4. Get more from the system
  5. Frequently asked questions

Solar pump prices

Current listed prices incl. VAT (updated 30 September 2026). Full range: Water pumps.

How to size a solar pump

  1. Daily water: household use, livestock (count animals) and irrigation area.
  2. Total head: depth to water plus height to the tank plus pipe losses.
  3. Sun hours: plan on the pumping hours of a normal day, not a perfect one.

Pick a pump that delivers your daily litres at your total head within those hours, then match the panels to the pump.

Surface or submersible solar pump?

Get more from the system

See also how to choose a water pump.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a solar water pump in Kenya?

H-TECH/Herritech solar pump systems cost KSh 18,230 to KSh 38,250 depending on size.

Can a solar pump work on cloudy days?

It pumps less. Store water in a tank on sunny days so you have enough for cloudy days.

Do solar pumps work at night?

Not without batteries; most systems pump in daylight into a storage tank.

Can a solar pump irrigate a farm?

Yes, when sized for the area and crop water needs, usually with a storage tank and drip irrigation.

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