It is far more practical to install a pressurizing pump with a small pressure tank. This is the way conventional home water wells work, so the technique is perfectly ordinary. . . unless you are generating your own power using battery storage. If so, you should pay critical attention to your choice of pump. Our DC pumps use one third to one half the energy of conventional AC pumps, and eliminate high starting surges.
Inverters can fail, requiring factory repair.
With a DC pump, you will not be out of water. AC pumping is best for some situations, particularly where wiring distances are greater than 200 feet, or where it is difficult to replace AC wire with larger DC wire. For these applications, Dankoff Solar Products offers AC versions of both Flowlight Booster and Solar Force pumps. Buying an efficient pump is much cheaper than enlarging a power system. Ordinary AC pumps use induction motors, which require 5 to 10 times their running current to start.