Keep Your Water Flowing When the Power Goes Out
In North Idaho, power outages aren’t a
question of if — they’re a question of when. Protect your most critical resource.
Keep Your Water Flowing When the Power Goes Out
Protect Your Water Supply
Why Well Backup Matters
Wind storms, ice storms, heavy snow — when the grid goes down,
your well pump stops. No pump means no water.
Automatic
System kicks in when the grid fails. No manual switching, no going outside in the storm.
Silent
Unlike a generator — nothing to start, fuel, or maintain. Clean, quiet backup power.
Extended Runtime
Battery storage keeps your well running for hours or days — not just minutes like a UPS.
How Well Backup Works
1. Solar Charges
Panels charge your battery bank during the day, keeping it ready.
2. Battery Stores
Enough energy to run your pump through extended outages.
3. Auto Transfer
Detects grid failure and switches to battery power seamlessly.
4. Water Flows
Your water keeps running. No intervention needed. When grid returns, system recharges.
What Can It Power?
- Standard well pumps — 1/2 HP to 2 HP submersible pumps
- Pressure tanks & booster pumps — normal household pressure
- Additional critical loads — refrigeration, lights, communications
We size the system based on your specific well pump and how long you want to run during an outage.
💡 Expandable System
A well backup system is designed to protect your water supply, but it can be expanded to cover additional loads — up
to and including your entire home.
Many customers protect their refrigerator, freezer, lights, and communications on the same backup system. We’ll help
you prioritize what matters most.
Frequently Asked Questions
[vc_toggle title=”How long will it power my well during
an outage?” style=”simple” color=”Accent-Color” size=”md”]That depends on your pump size and battery bank. Most systems
are designed for 24–72 hours of intermittent pump operation, but we can design for longer if
needed.[/vc_toggle][vc_toggle title=”Will it work in winter?” style=”simple” color=”Accent-Color” size=”md”]Yes. We
design for North Idaho’s winter conditions, including shorter days and lower sun angles. Battery systems are housed in
protected enclosures to maintain performance in cold weather.[/vc_toggle][vc_toggle title=”Can I add other loads to the
backup system?” style=”simple” color=”Accent-Color” size=”md”]Absolutely. Many customers protect their refrigerator,
freezer, lights, and communications on the same battery backup system. We’ll help you prioritize what matters
most.[/vc_toggle][vc_toggle title=”Is this the same as a whole-home backup?” style=”simple” color=”Accent-Color”
size=”md”]It can be. A well backup system is designed to protect your water supply specifically, but it can be expanded
to cover additional loads — up to and including your entire home.[/vc_toggle]
Protect Your Most Critical Resource
Water isn’t optional. Let’s make sure yours keeps
flowing no matter what.
(208) 244-7304