Two 12 volt batteries in series is 24 volts, that's fine if its a 24 volt pump??? If its a 12 then two 12 volt batteries would wire in parallel. 100 Watts at 12 volts = around 8 amps (but only 4 if its a 24 volt system) so if it ran 8 hours that's 8 amps x 8 hours = 64 Amp Hours it would draw down the battery bank which needs replaced ya know. The best a so called 12 volt 100 watt solar panel if under direct bright sunlight at the right angle to charge at 13 volts would be around 7 amps it can pump into the batteries HOWEVER you seldom get that much, maybe 5 charging amps and 5 charging amps for say 6 hours is ONLY 30 Amp Hours of energy. Subject to solar size and amount of sunlight and the angle and how long the pump runs and how much current it draws, I fear 100 watts of solar may not keep the battery charged BUT IM LOOKING AT A 12 NOT 24 VOLT SYSTEM AND 100 NOT 50 WATTS MIND YOU ????????
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