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)
- 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. The nearest CD60 start capacitor we stock at or above that value is 200µF 250V. Never go below the documented value, and always confirm the value printed on your own capacitor first.
Confirm before you order
- µF must match: the Super Pump (SP2600 series) is documented at 177µF start. Match the printed value; if your old cap shows a range, fit the listed value at or above the bottom of it, never below, or the motor won't break away.
- Voltage can go up, never down: a 250V (or higher) start cap is correct here. Don't fit below 250V.
- It is a start cap, not a run cap: electrolytic, in circuit for the first second of a start only. A motor-run capacitor is not a substitute, and this part will not replace a run capacitor.
- 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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