Can I use this controller with a different brand of sump pump?
807744
Yes...it just has a 110 outlet that you plug your sump pump into. The controller then plugs into the house outlet and then switches power to the pump when the float switch is activated.
768608
I don't see why not. As soon as the water touches both metal tips of the probes it will turn on the sump pump. Either probe can be mounted as the the lower probe or upper probe. The lower probe on my setup is submerged in water most of the time and the sump turns on once the water reaches the metal tip of the upper probe. The sump runs until the water level drops past the lower probe. On my sump once the pump turns off, water from the drain tiles partially refills the sump submerging the lower probe It doesn't matter how the probes are mounted, pointing down, pointing up or even sideways, once both metal tips are touching water the pump turns on and runs until both metal tips are out of the water. I don't see why not. As soon as the water touches both metal tips of the probes it will turn on the sump pump. Either probe can be mounted as the the lower probe or upper probe. The lower probe on my setup is submerged in water most of the time and the sump turns on once the water reaches the metal tip of the upper probe. The sump runs until the water level drops past the lower probe. On my sump once the pump turns off, water from the drain tiles partially refills the sump submerging the lower probe It doesn't matter how the probes are mounted, pointing down, pointing up or even sideways,... » Read More I don't see why not. As soon as the water touches both metal tips of the probes it will turn on the sump pump. Either probe can be mounted as the the lower probe or upper probe. The lower probe on my setup is submerged in water most of the time and the sump turns on once the water reaches the metal tip of the upper probe. The sump runs until the water level drops past the lower probe. On my sump once the pump turns off, water from the drain tiles partially refills the sump submerging the lower probe It doesn't matter how the probes are mounted, pointing down, pointing up or even sideways, once both metal tips are touching water the pump turns on and runs until both metal tips are out of the water. « Show Less
1127157
Unfortunately, no. It is proprietary to the controller for this system which is based off the old manufacturer, Grey Fox, who was purchased by On-Q.
1314850
I had a lot of problems with this unit.I would suggest you get a direct oem replacement for your existing controller. I actually had this send 220v to my pumps and it burned them up before I could figure out what was going on. I also had issues with how the main wires fit into the lugs.
303130
The package should state which pumps they are compatible with ... Do a web search on its compatibility
1332007
I want to say "no" because I have a Pioneer fountain and originally ordered a Drinkwell pump and it did not work with my Pioneer.
1962512
Yes it does. I have mine connected to a sump pump but you can use it either way.
329450
Searching on the web I couldnt find any reference for this compatibility, yet, you must try searching on users guide because this controller seems to be very flexible about compat. Luck
331898
Yes, but don't overload the controller. I have to assume there is a load limit. Good luck.
381986
No. Each one runs on a separate controller. I would assume the company makes a add on to control both.
420618
Yes. I am using this controller on a Rainbird system. All the controller does is open electrical circuits to the valves according to the set schedule.
782860
Hello,Due to the energy surge required to start most sump pumps the PowerPack Pro 600 is not well suited for this application.Thank you,Battery-Biz® Inc.
2102798
I am using two for sump pumps. Be sure to use a check valve if you're lifting the water very much or it will back flow when it turns off causing it to keep cycling.
739817
No, but as long as the pump is DC powered and it is no more than 0-24 volts (max rated controller voltage) you should be good
24412
Use a SUM-PRO. They ARE designed for sump pumps. Mine runs my sump pump for more than a day (on and off). Do Not use a Sum-Pro for anything else. It is NOT a sine wave, but motors don't care, though the pitch changes.
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The company makes 3 models, the more expensive ones can be programmed longer. See here, Pro Series is same company: http://www.sumppumpsdirect.com/pumps/vertical-float-switches.htmlAlso see the company's brochure on the 3 models: http://www.stopflooding.com/proseries/pdfs/Brochure%20PHCC%20Switches,%20Sensors,%20Controllers%201807046%203-2012.pdfI was looking today since I may buy the most basic model for my backup pump
57350
I think you mean that you want to feed a pump. Just connect the controller to a relay which is similar to common sprinkler relay valves, which will switch feeding for your pump.