Sri Lanka is currently undergoing a massive energy transition. Faced with fluctuating fuel prices, grid instability, and rising electricity tariffs, commercial and industrial enterprises across the island are rapidly turning to solar energy. The agricultural sector, which forms the backbone of the Sri Lankan economy, is particularly vulnerable to energy shocks. Traditional diesel-powered water pumps are becoming prohibitively expensive to operate, while grid-tied systems suffer from frequent load shedding.
As a leading solar pump inverter factory, we offer tailored solutions designed to meet these exact challenges. Our solar pump inverters convert DC power generated by solar panels directly into AC power to drive water pumps. By eliminating the need for expensive batteries in daytime irrigation, businesses in districts like Anuradhapura, Polonnaruwa, and Kurunegala can drastically reduce operational overheads while maintaining consistent crop yields.

Modern Sri Lankan farms and factories are moving away from pure off-grid solar pumps to hybrid solutions. Our inverters support dual inputs (Solar PV + Grid/Generator AC backup), ensuring continuous water supply even during heavy monsoon seasons or nighttime emergencies.
Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) technology is now a standard requirement in Sri Lanka. It allows the pump to adjust its speed based on sunlight intensity, protecting the motor from dry runs and extending the lifespan of deep-well submersible pumps.
With large agricultural estates spread across remote regions, landowners demand remote monitoring capabilities. Our solar pump inverters are compatible with GPRS/Wi-Fi modules, allowing real-time tracking of water flow, voltage, and power output.
Sri Lanka's world-famous Ceylon tea requires precise soil moisture levels. Pumping water up steep mountain terrains demands high-head pumps driven by robust inverters. Our solar pump inverters provide the necessary high torque and variable speed control to lift water hundreds of meters up the hillsides, utilizing clean solar energy without relying on expensive diesel transport.
Rice cultivation is highly water-intensive. During the Yala and Maha seasons, farmers in the dry zones face severe water scarcity. Solar-powered tube wells driven by our high-efficiency MPPT inverters allow farmers to tap into groundwater reservoirs sustainably. Because the peak solar radiation coincides with the highest crop transpiration rates, water is delivered exactly when the plants need it most.

Our solutions cater directly to the expanding needs of the Sri Lankan market, offering robust solar pump inverters, reliable energy storage systems, and comprehensive technical support to ensure seamless off-grid and hybrid installations.
Our commitment to quality and performance has earned us the trust of a vast and diverse clientele. To date, Dawnice products and solutions have reached customers in more than 150 countries and regions across six continents. We are proud to have fostered long-term, collaborative partnerships with over 3,000 clients, ranging from individual homeowners seeking energy independence to large-scale commercial and industrial projects.