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Velox Boreholes: Our Services

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Welcome to Velox Boreholes

We would like to introduce Velox Boreholes to you. We are Ghana’s most reliable consultant in borehole drilling with a unique passion to leverage new technologies to drive business performance. This passion is evident in the company's attention…
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What are Thermal Breakers

Thermal breakers are essential components of submersible pump control panels. They are designed to protect the pump motor from damage due to overload or short circuit conditions. When the current flowing through the circuit exceeds a certain…
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The Importance of Timers in Borehole Applications

Timers are indispensable components in borehole applications, providing precise control, monitoring, and automation of various operations. They play a crucial role in ensuring efficient and optimized performance. This article aims to provide…
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The Importance of Float Switches for Borehole Pumps in Ghana's Water Business

Float switches play a vital role in managing water flow for borehole pumps in Ghana. They regulate water levels, conserve water, and protect pumps from damage. Combining float switches with timers further enhances control and efficiency. Learn more about their benefits.
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Wiring of a borehole submersible pump

In borehole submersible pump control wiring, the following terms typically refer to: - L: This refers to the Line wire, which is the wire carrying the phase (or live) voltage from the electrical supply to the control panel. - N: This refers…
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Understanding Total Dissolved Solids: How TDS Devices Work and Their Importance

Looking to measure the concentration of dissolved solids in water? Learn about TDS devices, how they work, and their importance for water quality assessment.

What are Isolators and breakers?

Isolators physically disconnect circuits for maintenance and safety, while breakers protect against overcurrents. They have distinct functions in electrical systems.

Relays vs. Contactors: Understanding the Difference in Electrical Control Devices

Relays and contactors are electrical devices used to control circuits. Relays are for low-power signals, while contactors handle high-power applications. Contactors have larger contacts, heavier-duty coils, and require higher voltage and current. They also have protective enclosures and more auxiliary contacts. In summary, relays are for lower current and voltage, while contactors are heavy-duty for high-power switching.

Capacitor vs. Resistor: Understanding the Differences and Applications

Learn about the main differences between capacitors and resistors in electronic circuits. Understand their functions, symbols, construction, and time response. Discover how farads and ohms measure different properties. Determine when to use a capacitor or a resistor based on specific applications and desired effects in the circuit. Capacitors store and release electrical charge, block DC current, smooth power supplies, create timing circuits, and filter signals. Resistors limit current flow, divide voltage, limit current, and set bias in transistor circuits. Farads measure capacitance, while ohms measure resistance.

What is Amps, Voltage, Wattage and Ohms?

Amps, watts, volts, and ohms are all units used to measure different aspects of electrical energy and properties of electrical circuits. Here is a brief explanation of each: To relate them to an everyday example, it's like the flow of water…
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Effects of Low Voltage on Submersible Pumps and Solutions for Mitigation

Discover the effects of low voltage on submersible pumps, from reduced performance to increased energy consumption and maintenance costs. Learn how to mitigate these issues and ensure proper functioning with our All Purpose Voltage Mediator - VRC360.
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Why Timers without Magnetic Contactors can be dangerous

There are several possible disadvantages of building a timer without using a magnetic contactor, including: 1. Risk of Overheating: Building a timer without using a magnetic contactor can put excessive load on the timer's internal circuits.…
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What are the Differences between MCB, MCCB, ELCB, RCCB, RCBO, RCD and MPCB circuit breakers?

MCB, MCCB, ELCB, RCCB, RCBO, RCD, and MPCB are all types of circuit breakers, but they differ in their construction, functionality, and application. Here is a brief overview of each: MCB (Miniature Circuit Breaker): MCB is a type of circuit…