Hayward Super Pump (SP2600 series) Capacitor
The Hayward Super Pump (SP2600 series) is a 1.1 kW single-phase pool pump commonly found in pool & spa pumps setups. Here's the capacitor it most likely takes and how to confirm the exact value.
- Pump type
- pool pump
- Motor
- 1.1 kW · single-phase
- Start capacitor
- 177µF (separate)
- Terminal
- quick-connect / spade
- Application
- Pool & spa pumps
- Also sold as
- SP2607, SP2600, Super Pump 1HP, Super Pump 1.5HP, SP2670007X10
The Hayward Super Pump (SP2600 series) pool pump uses a separate 177µF 250V START capacitor (CD60-class electrolytic) — not a motor-run capacitor. A run cap is not a substitute: start capacitors are a different construction and are only in circuit for the first moments of start-up. We don't stock start capacitors yet — contact us and we can advise, and always confirm the value printed on your own capacitor first.
Matching capacitor
We don't currently stock this exact value — and this motor also uses a separate start capacitor we don't yet carry. Browse the closest matches or ask us — we can usually source it.
How to be sure you get the right one
- µF must match — match the µF printed on your existing capacitor, within roughly ±5–10%. Too low and the motor won't start; too high and it runs hot.
- Voltage can go up, never down — a 250V (or higher) cap is correct here; a 450V part safely replaces a 370V or 440V one. Don't fit below 250V.
- Check the terminal + size — make sure the new cap physically fits the housing and the connections match (the Super Pump (SP2600 series) typically uses a quick-connect / spade terminal).
- When in doubt, read your old cap — the printed µF and voltage on the part you're replacing is the final word.
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