Société Toufouk

01/05/2023

Dépannage d'une pompe sur un site d'éleveurs à RTA, Commune de Dannat...
Les animaux attendant impatiemment l'eau.

24/04/2023

La recolte sur le site d'Issareytagan/Arlit

20/04/2023

La Société Toufouk vous souhaite à vous et à vos proches heureuse fête de lAïd el- fitr...

15/04/2023

Issaretagan/Arlit

22/03/2023

Le Société Toufouk vous souhaite un très bon ramadan... Toufouk, l'énergie à votre portée 😊

03/03/2023

Équipement d'un château d'eau (hydraulique pastoral) à tenighit, 40km sur l'axe agadez-tahoua par la Société Toufouk grâce aux équipements fournis par SolarTech .

solar water pump system helps the herdsmen in Niger fight against drought.

Niger has a tropical desert climate in the north and a tropical savanna climate in the south. The whole year is divided into dry and rainy seasons. October to May of the next year is the dry season. The dry season lasts for 8 months and there is little rainfall. Drought has become the main natural disaster that herdsmen in Niger need to deal with.

In June, 2022, Solartech PB-G3 series 4kW AC solar water pump system was successfully installed in a pasture in . The system is mainly used to pump water from the deep well to the water tower, and then to the livestock drinking trough through the water pipeline to supply water for the sheep and camels raised by herdsmen.The system is powered by solar system without battery, and can be connected to backup power supply such as fuel generator when necessary.After the system was put into operation, it effectively solved the problem of livestock drinking water in the dry season.

03/03/2023

The Agadez region, located in the north of Niger, is mostly tropical desert climate, with drought and little rain all year round. In addition, the power supply is unstable, so it is very difficult to develop agriculture and animal husbandry even in limited irrigated areas. Therefore, local farmers and herdsmen are often threatened by water shortage irrigation and food shortage. In order to achieve food security and sustainable agricultural development in the region, the Niger government actively promotes and supports the development of photovoltaic water-saving irrigation projects in the region.

In February 2023, Solartech PB-G3 series 37kW AC solar pumping system was successfully applied to the solar water-saving irrigation project in the irrigation district in the Arlit. The system uses a submersible water pump to pump water from a 230 meter deep well to supply two 1200m3 water pools. At the same time, the two pools are equipped with two 11kW surface pumps to pump water from the pool and deliver it to the drip irrigation pipelines on 20 farmland to supply water for crops. The system adopts many advanced functions of Solartech PB-G3 Smart Pro solar pumping inverter, such as PV/AC power complementary input, with solar priority, multi-pump linkage operation and timing control, to improve the utilization efficiency of solar power generation and save project investment on the premise of ensuring water supply and irrigation.

The successful delivery and operation of this project will have a significant impact on the economic and social life of the region. From an economic perspective, the crop harvest in these irrigation areas is expected to be very good, increasing the income and purchasing power of local farmers. From a social perspective, the development of agriculture in the region will undoubtedly guarantee the supply of food, create more temporary and permanent employment opportunities and maintain social stability.

02/03/2023

L'agriculture devrait être la première activité de santé. Le paysan doit précéder le médecin.

02/03/2023

Solartch est l'un de nos meilleurs fournisseurs en terme d'équipements solaires. Leurs produits sont irréprochables et sont d'une qualité meilleure... merci à Solartech pour son accompagnement.

22/02/2023

Pour une bonne gestion d'eau, il n'y a pas plus meilleur que le système goutte à goutte...

21/02/2023

Toufouk vous souhaite une bonne semaine...

19/02/2023

Equipement d'un jardin à Agadez...