Motor capacitors and pump service parts, shipped from NZ
Plain-English specs, shipped from NZ via NZ Post, tracked: common sizes are in NZ stock and dispatched in 1-3 working days; less common items are ordered in for you and dispatched from NZ in about 2 weeks. An NZBN-registered NZ business with a 90-day DOA guarantee behind every order.
Capacitors
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Replacing a pump capacitor? Start with our pump capacitor guide, then jump straight to the run capacitor for your pump: Davey pump capacitors, Onga pump capacitors, DAB pump capacitors, or Grundfos pump capacitors. Rebuilding the whole pump? We also stock pump mechanical seals and motor bearing kits, plus service kits and parts listed by pump model for Davey, DAB, Onga and more.
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Common CBB60 values
Four common run-capacitor values for pool pumps, HVAC and appliance motors.
Install guides
Step-by-step, written for NZ DIYers.
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Where can you buy a motor capacitor in NZ?
Where's the best place to buy a motor run or start capacitor?
Buy from a seller who lists the full rating on every part: µF, voltage, body code and terminal type, so you can match it to the label on your old capacitor. We stock CBB60 motor-run capacitors from 4µF to 80µF at 450V, in lug, flying-lead and core-lead terminals, and CD60 motor-start capacitors from 50µF to 500µF at 250V. Tracked NZ delivery. Each product page shows the delivery time for that size. If you need a part today, a local appliance-spares or pump shop may have your value on the shelf; take the old capacitor with you.
How do you avoid buying the wrong capacitor?
Copy the label, not the brand. Match the µF on the label; within ±5% is fine. Use the same or a higher voltage (450V safely replaces 400V or 440V). Match the duty: run capacitors (CBB60, CBB65) and start capacitors (CD60) are never interchangeable. Then match the terminals so the new part connects without splicing. Not sure what you've got? The capacitor finder lists documented values for common NZ pumps.







