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SunCulture Solar Water Pumps Prices in Kenya (2026): RainMaker, Kubwa & FM1 Compared

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    BeyondForest
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By the end of this section you will have learnt

1.)SunCulture Solar Water Pumps in Kenya (2026 Prices & Installment Options)

2.)ClimateSmart Direct (CSD) Solar Pumps Price List

3.)ClimateSmart Battery 2 (CSB2) Solar Pumps Price List

5.)SunCulture Solar Pump Models Available in Kenya (2026)

6.)Which SunCulture Solar Pump Is Best for Your Farm Size?

7.)How the SunCulture Pay-As-You-Go Model Works

SunCulture Solar Water Pumps in Kenya (2026 Prices & Installment Options)

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Solar panel, control box, pump, and cables displayed with text

SunCulture solar water pumps in Kenya are designed to help farmers irrigate using sunlight instead of electricity or diesel. In 2026, popular options include the RainMaker 2S, Kubwa, Kubwa MAX, FM1, and the SRI Surface Pump, each built for different farm sizes and water sources. Buyers can choose ClimateSmart Direct (CSD) systems that pump when the sun is available

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ClimateSmart Battery 2 (CSB2) systems that store energy for pumping during cloudy hours, evenings, or early mornings. Pricing varies by model and capacity, but the big advantage is the Lipa Pole Pole plan: farmers pay a deposit, then monthly installments over 24–30 months. This makes solar irrigation affordable while reducing fuel costs, improving reliability, and increasing crop production.

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ClimateSmart Direct (CSD) Solar Pumps Price List

Note:

(Pumps work when there is sunlight – no battery storage)


Product

Farm Size

Water Output

Deposit (KSh)

Monthly (KSh)

Months

Cash Price

RainMaker 2S NC + CSD

Up to 1 acre

Up to 1,200 L/hr

2,769

2,769

24

44,999

RainMaker Kubwa + CSD

Up to 2 acres

Up to 6,100 L/hr

3,809

3,809

24

64,999

SRI Surface Pump + CSD

Open water (river/dam)

Up to 2,700 L/hr

3,529

3,529

24

59,999



ClimateSmart Battery 2 (CSB2) Solar Pumps

Note:

(Includes battery – pump even with low or no sunlight)


Product

Farm Size

Water Output

Deposit (KSh)

Monthly (KSh)

Months

Cash Price

RainMaker 2S NC + CSB2

Up to 1 acre

Up to 1,200 L/hr

5,329

5,329

30

104,999

RainMaker Kubwa MAX + CSB2

Up to 2 acres

Up to 6,100 L/hr

5,329

5,329

30

104,999

SRI Surface Pump + CSB2

Open water (river/dam)

Up to 3,300 L/hr

4,099

4,099

30

79,999

Farmers in Kenya Are Switching to SunCulture Solar Pumps

  • 🌱 1 acre drip irrigation → RainMaker 2S

  • 🌾 1–2 acres mixed crops → RainMaker Kubwa / Kubwa MAX

  • 🌊 River or dam water source → SRI Surface Pump

  • 🌥️ Need pumping without sunlight → Choose CSB2 (Battery)


Rain Maker 2C Submersible Pump for low flow application

Farmers in Kenya are increasingly switching to SunCulture solar pumps because they offer a reliable and cost-effective solution for irrigation in areas with limited or expensive electricity. Solar pumps eliminate fuel and power bills, reducing long-term farming costs. With flexible Lipa Pole Pole payment plans, farmers can install systems with small deposits and pay gradually from farm income. SunCulture pumps are also designed for local conditions, supporting drip irrigation, improving water efficiency, and helping farmers increase yields even during dry seasons.



SunCulture Solar Pump Models Available in Kenya (2026)

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Image of Solar panel setup with a control box, light bulbs, lithium batteries, and a pump.By Engineering for change

SunCulture offers a range of solar pump models in Kenya for 2026 to suit different farm sizes and water needs. These include the RainMaker 2S, ideal for small farms and basic irrigation, the RainMaker Kubwa and Kubwa MAX, which deliver higher water flow for larger plots, and the RainMaker FM1, built for heavy-duty irrigation up to 2 acres. For open water sources like rivers or dams, the SRI Surface Pump is available. Each model can be paired with either a ClimateSmart Direct (CSD) system for sunny-day pumping or a ClimateSmart Battery 2 (CSB2) system that stores energy to pump even when sunlight is low. Together, these options help farmers match price, performance, and reliability to their specific needs.


Which SunCulture Solar Pump Is Best for Your Farm Size?

For small farms up to 1 acre, the RainMaker 2S with CSD or CSB2 is efficient and affordable. For 1–2 acre farms, the RainMaker Kubwa or FM1 offers higher water output, making them better for expanded irrigation and larger crop areas. For farms larger than 2 acres or more demanding irrigation schedules, the Kubwa MAX with ClimateSmart Battery 2 delivers extra power and storage. If your water source is a river, dam, or pond, the SRI Surface Pump is best suited because it can draw water from open sources while still using solar energy effectively.

How the SunCulture Pay-As-You-Go Model Works

The SunCulture Pay-As-You-Go model makes solar irrigation affordable for Kenyan farmers by spreading the cost over time instead of a large upfront payment. First, you choose a solar pump system that fits your farm size and water needs. Then you pay a small deposit to get the system installed. After installation, you make monthly payments (often over 24–30 months) at a fixed amount that fits typical farm cash flows. During this period, you can use the pump fully




Solar panel kit with blue coiled hose, connectors, pump, and control box on white background. Text on the box is visible.

Image of Solar panel kit with blue coiled hose, connectors, pump, and control box By Uganda Sunculture

SunCulture Protect insurance often covers maintenance and accidental damage. Once the payment plan is completed, you own the system outright, saving on future diesel or electricity costs and improving irrigation reliability. This model allows farmers to upgrade to better capacity systems with less financial strain.


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Frequently Asked Questions About SunCulture Solar Pumps in Kenya


What SunCulture solar pumps are available in Kenya?

SunCulture offers RainMaker 2S, RainMaker Kubwa, RainMaker Kubwa MAX, FM1, and SRI Surface solar pumps in Kenya. These systems are designed for different farm sizes, water sources, and irrigation needs, from smallholder farms to larger commercial plots.


How much does a SunCulture solar pump cost in Kenya?

SunCulture solar pump prices in Kenya range from about KSh 44,999 to over KSh 104,999 depending on the model, water output, solar panel size, and whether the system includes a ClimateSmart Battery.


Does SunCulture offer payment in installments?

Yes. SunCulture uses a Lipa Pole Pole (pay-as-you-go) model. Farmers pay a small deposit and then monthly installments, usually over 24 or 30 months, making solar irrigation affordable without large upfront costs.


ClimateSmart Battery 2 allows farmers to store solar energy and pump water even when there is little or no sunlight. It improves reliability, protects the pump, and supports consistent irrigation schedules.


What is the difference between CSD and CSB2 systems?

CSD (ClimateSmart Direct) systems pump water only when there is sunlight.CSB2 systems include a battery, allowing pumping during cloudy periods, early mornings, or evenings.


Which SunCulture solar pump is best for a 1–2 acre farm?

For 1 acre farms, the RainMaker 2S or Kubwa + CSD works well.For up to 2 acres, the RainMaker Kubwa MAX or FM1, especially with Battery 2, is more suitable due to higher water output.


Yes. SunCulture solar pumps are optimized for drip irrigation systems, especially for horticulture, vegetables, fruits, and greenhouse farming.


How much water can SunCulture solar pumps deliver?

Depending on the model, SunCulture solar pumps can deliver from 1,200 litres per hour up to 8,000 litres per hour, with maximum delivery heads of up to 35 meters.


Are SunCulture solar pumps suitable for rivers and dams?

Yes. The SRI Surface Solar Pump is designed specifically for pumping water from rivers, ponds, dams, and open water sources.


How do I buy a SunCulture solar pump in Kenya?

You can buy through authorized SunCulture agents or by working with independent solar irrigation connectors who link farmers with verified suppliers and installers across Kenya.

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