under varying light intensities. These panels are mounted on a frame and are manually adjustable. Its secondary power is human power. At night, or on cloudy days, the SolarPedalFlo™ can be operated simply by pedaling.

The SolarPedalFlo™ lifts water from boreholes using a unique MWI Borehole Reciprocating Piston pump. Water is first pumped from the borehole through a filter. An optional control valve then directs the water into a non-corrosive pressure tank supplied with the SolarPedalFlo™, and then to an elevated tank in the village. An automatic chemical feeder is included to disinfect the water through an automatic chlorinator and filter. Multiple SolarPedalFlo™ units can be installed in a network to supply water to villages of any size.

Efficiency -The SolarPedalFlo™ can pump over 12,000 liters of water per day using the sun as its primary power source - virtually eliminating the need for manual pumping.

Effortless Collection of Water -Instead of manually pumping a handpump to fill a container, all the SolarPedalFlo™ requires is that you open the tap.

Storage Tank -The SolarPedalFlo™ comes with an 85 gallon, pressurized, internal storage tank that allows water to be stored for use on overcast days or at night.

Improves Quality of life -By providing adequate quantities of water for drinking, cooking and hygiene, The SolarPedalFlo™ will improve people's quality of life wherever it is installed.

Best Economic Choice -The SolarPedalflo will outpump 4 handpumps. This allows small to medium size villages to save drilling 3 boreholes saving a significant amount of money. The SolarPedalFlo with its one borehole will cost less that 4 handpumps installed. And there will be enough money saved to invest in an overhead tank and stand along with several distribution points.

Rugged, Durable and Reliable -
The SolarPedalFlo is designed and manufactured to provide years of reliable service with minimal down time. Spare parts are readily available from MWI in any part of the world.

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