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Date October 12, 2019
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RE: Borehole Water Pumping; Kithino Area, Tunyai Location, Tharaka Nithi South,
Tharaka County

Dear Sir
Please find attached a revision of our earlier quote
1. The drillers report show the pumping water level (PWL) as about 15 M. Add to this 15 M for the
elevated water tank, 10 M to cover for the friction losses in the ɸ2.5” pipe and 10M as an extra.
This brings the Total dynamic head (TDH) to 50 M.
2. We have assumed that the client already has a 5.5 KW pump. We have based our thoughts on this
being a Pedrollo 6SR 12/11 pump and motor. This is capable of 19 Cubic Metres at a TDH of 50 M.
Were the pumping water level to fall, so will the throughput.
3. We have assumed that the inverter will be placed as close to the solar PV modules as possible and
there is a maximum of 25 M between the inverter and the well head.
4. When installing the pump we will attach the Lovato well probes and these will switch off the pump
when the borehole water drops to an acceptable depth.
5. We have included a float switch to be placed on the overhead tank (which will be installed by
others) and to stop the pump whenever the overhead tank is full.
6. The solar field is designed with 2 strings each with 17 PV modules. The 11.22 KWp of the solar field
presents about 2X the power needed by the motor and I necessary because in normal solar
conditions the best the solar field can do is less than the 11.22 KWp.
7. For the pump to start four conditions must be met; (a) adequate sun, (b) borehole well probes
indicate adequate water, (c) delivery tank float valve senses there’s space and (d) system remains
switched on.
8. We have included a changeover arrangement that will allow the operator to run the power using
KPLC whenever the water supplied by solar is inadequate.

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The quote
11.22 KWp Solar water Pumping. Pedrollo 6SR Unit
Total cost
# 12/11 pump. Fuji Frenic-ACE FRN0029E2S Size Units Qty cost
(Kshs)
Inverter. (Kshs)
Canadian Solar 72P-V Poly-crystalline module, 330
1 330 Wp 34 14,850 504,900
Wp at STC (Vmp = 37.8 VDC and Voc = 46.9 VDC)
3M steel canopy for Mounting the solar PV
2 1 KW 11 15,000 168,300
modules
3 PV Combiner (Fuses, Breaker & SPD) 1 Way 1 17,500 17,500
4 Solar Cables from roof to PV Combiner (in M) 6 sq mm 100 167 16,700
Solar water pumping inverter system (Fuji Frenic-
5 18 Amps 1 118,300 118,300
ACE FRN0029E2S Inverter).
6 24 VDC power supply and external fan kit Lot 1 24,000 24,000
7 Emergency switch 10 Amps 1 2,500 2,500
8 Enclosure (600 by 400 mm) 600 cm 1 15,000 15,000
9 Lovato LVM25240 Relay 24 VDC 1 10,290 10,290
10 Sinus Filter REO CNW933 / 20 20 Amps 1 69,830 69,830
11 Pedrollo borehole motor (FLC = 14 Amps) 5.5 KW
Customer supply
12 Pedrollo 6SR 12/11 pump. Assume TDH = 60 M 18 Cu. M
13 4 core submersible drop cable pump head to pump 4 sq mm 108 750 81,000
14 Splicing Kit 4 sq mm 1 5,000 5,000
15 2 core well probe cable 0.75 sq mm 108 61 6,588
16 Lovato well probe, 11SN1 2 2,000 4,000
17 Float switch on the overhead tank 1 3,000 3,000
18 Float switch cabling 2.5 sq mm 20 218 4,360
4 core Armoured cable; KPLC to changeover and
19 6 sq mm 50 800 40,000
changeover to Pump head
20 2 core Armoured cable; Inverter to pump head 1.5 sq mm 50 157 7,850
21 AC changeover switch 40 Amps 1 4,500 4,500
22 Bar Nipple 3 Inch 1 1,060 1,060
23 Reducing socket 3" ro 2.5" 2.5 Inch 1 880 880
24 Pump Guard 65 mm 1 6,000 6,000
25 UPVC pipes each 3M plus threaded sockets 65 mm 36 2,700 97,200
26 PVC airlines 25 mm 18 250 4,500
27 Borehole cover 2.5" by 6" 6 Inch 1 22,500 22,500
28 NRV and Ball cork 65 mm 1 6,000 6,000
29 Water Meter WP65 65 mm 1 28,890 28,890
31 Sundries (Including earthing) Lot 1 25,000 25,000
32 Transport and Installation (+ programming) Lot 1 85,000 85,000
Sub Total 1,380,648
VAT (Items 13-32) 69,332
Grand total 1,449,981

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We Warrant our pumping systems for 2 years

Yours Sincerely
D J WANDOLA
Director of Operations

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