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SP5 PV Pump Controller

Customized PV Pump Controller for Existing Solar Pump Systems

SolarSeeker builds SP5 around your customer’s original pump system, including voltage, phase, PV input, AC output, control terminals, protection logic, enclosure, and OEM branding.

This page is for distributors, EPC contractors, pump dealers, and OEM partners who need a controller that matches an existing system instead of forcing every project into one standard catalog model.

0.75-500kW
Custom Power Range
220V/380V+
Voltage Options
1P/3P
Phase Matching
OEM
Private Label Support
Match existing systems: send the old controller nameplate, pump nameplate, wiring photo, and required voltage.
Control logic customization: float switch, dry-run, tank full, remote start, alarm output, RS485, and local protection settings.
OEM market support: custom labels, manual text, packaging, wiring diagram, and repeatable configuration for distributors.

5,000+

Systems Installed

23+

Countries Served

99.5%

System Uptime

15+

Years Experience

50,000+

Units Supplied

OEM

Project Support

Customization Scope

What can SolarSeeker customize on SP5?

SP5 is not positioned as one fixed controller. It is a configurable PV pump controller platform for buyers who already know their pump, panel, site, or market requirements.

Voltage & Phase

220V, 380V, regional voltage requests, single phase, three phase, and project-specific input/output matching.

PV Input Range

PV string voltage, MPPT range, panel series count, DC protection, and cloudy-day startup behavior.

Pump Output

Output current, pump phase, pump power, overload margin, soft start, frequency range, and motor protection.

I/O Logic

Float switch, tank full, dry-run, remote start, alarm output, sensor input, and RS485 communication.

Protection Settings

Under voltage, over voltage, dry-run threshold, restart delay, fault memory, and site-specific alarm logic.

Enclosure & Cabinet

Indoor controller, cabinet integration, outdoor protection, cooling, cable entry, and project wiring layout.

OEM Branding

Private label, product label, packaging, user manual, datasheet, wiring diagram, and repeated configuration.

Regional Projects

Configuration support for Southeast Asia, Africa, Middle East, South America, and China field projects.

Decision Guide

When SP5 is better than a standard model page

Use SP5 when the buyer needs engineering adaptation. Use SP1-SP4 when the buyer only needs a standard voltage and phase path.

Existing System Replacement

The old controller failed, but the pump, panels, wiring, and site layout should remain.

Non-Standard Voltage

The project does not fit a simple 220V or 380V catalog controller.

OEM Product Line

You need repeatable private-label controller settings for dealers or pump kits.

Not for Simple Catalog Buying

If the project clearly needs SP1, SP2, SP3, or SP4, use the model page first.

Engineering Workflow

How SolarSeeker customizes a PV pump controller

The fastest way to quote SP5 is to send the original system data. SolarSeeker engineers then map the controller to the pump, panels, wiring, and customer market.

1

Send Original Data

Old controller label, pump nameplate, solar panel data, wiring photo, and required country voltage.

2

Engineer Matching

SolarSeeker checks PV input, output current, phase, frequency, protection, and terminal logic.

3

Confirm Configuration

You receive a suggested SP5 configuration, wiring note, optional cabinet plan, and OEM requirements list.

4

Sample or Batch

Start with sample verification, then move to repeat orders, private label, and market-specific packaging.

Send This Data

SP5 custom controller checklist

A complete inquiry lets SolarSeeker quote faster and prevents voltage, phase, or wiring mismatch after delivery.

Send Checklist to Engineer
Data Needed What to Send Why It Matters
Old ControllerNameplate photo, model, wiring terminalsHelps match input/output and replacement dimensions
Pump MotorkW/HP, voltage, phase, current, frequencyPrevents overload and phase mismatch
Solar ArrayPanel wattage, Voc, Vmp, string countConfirms PV input and MPPT range
Control InputsFloat switch, tank sensor, remote switch, RS485Defines terminal layout and logic
EnvironmentIndoor, outdoor, desert, coastal, humidity, dustDetermines enclosure or cabinet need
OEM NeedsLogo, label, manual, packing, market languageSupports repeatable private-label supply

Fastest Quotation Path

Send the old controller label and pump nameplate

If you are replacing another brand or building an OEM controller line, one photo of the original controller plus pump data is usually enough for SolarSeeker to start matching the SP5 configuration.

Original Video Preserved

SP5 setup and wiring video

Use the video for basic wiring understanding. For customized SP5 projects, SolarSeeker provides the final wiring note based on your voltage, phase, input/output, and terminal logic.

1

Check PV Input

Confirm panel string voltage before wiring.

2

Match Pump Output

Confirm phase, voltage, current, and frequency.

3

Set Protection

Dry-run, tank full, restart, and alarm logic.

4

Run Test

Check flow, current, and fault display.

Fault Diagnosis

Simple field diagnosis for customized systems

The original fault display images are preserved. These visual codes help distributors and field installers explain problems without complex manuals.

SP5 fault code 111 low frequency protection display
111Protection

Low Frequency Fault

Output frequency below safe operating range.

Check: solar input, startup power, and panel wiring.

SP5 fault code 222 dry run protection display
222Critical

Dry Run Protection

Pump current is below dry-run threshold.

Check: water source, pump submersion, and sensor status.

SP5 fault code 333 under voltage protection display
333Warning

Under Voltage Fault

DC or AC voltage is below configured threshold.

Check: PV string count, cable loss, and input voltage.

SP5 fault code 444 over voltage protection display
444Warning

Over Voltage Fault

Input voltage exceeds the configured safe range.

Check: panel series count and controller voltage rating.

SP5 fault code 555 water tank full display
555Normal

Water Tank Full

Float switch has stopped pumping to prevent overflow.

Status: auto pause until water level changes.

SP5 fault code 777 water well empty display
777Critical

Water Well Empty

Water source signal indicates no available water.

Check: well level, sensor wiring, and restart delay.

Product Path

SP5 vs standard SolarSeeker models

This table helps visitors choose the right internal link instead of treating every controller page as the same product.

Path Best For Use When Link
SP1220V single phase pumpSmall wells and farms need a standard modelSP1 page
SP2Single to three phase conversionSite has single-phase supply but uses three-phase pumpSP2 page
SP3220V three phase pumpCommercial 220V three-phase systemSP3 page
SP4380V three phase pumpIndustrial high-power standard systemSP4 page
SP5Customized PV pump controllerNeed custom voltage, phase, I/O, firmware, enclosure, or OEM brandingAsk custom quote

Applications

Where customized SP5 controllers create real value

Replacement Projects

Replace failed or discontinued controllers while keeping the customer’s pump and solar array.

OEM Pump Kits

Build private-label solar pump kits with controller settings, labels, and manuals prepared for dealers.

Irrigation Contractors

Match different pumps across farms, wells, livestock water, and drip irrigation projects.

EPC & Cabinet Builds

Combine SP5 with solar pump cabinets for outdoor, desert, coastal, dusty, or humid sites.

FAQ

Customized PV pump controller FAQ

Can SolarSeeker customize SP5 for my existing pump system?

Yes. Send the old controller label, pump nameplate, panel data, wiring photo, and required voltage. SolarSeeker checks whether SP5 can match the original system’s voltage, phase, input, output, and control logic.

What can be customized on the SP5 PV pump controller?

Typical customization includes voltage, phase, PV input range, output current, protection parameters, I/O terminals, float switch logic, RS485 communication, enclosure, label, manual, packaging, and OEM branding.

Is SP5 only for 220V and 380V systems?

220V and 380V are common configurations, but SP5 is intended for custom projects. For regional voltage or phase requirements, send the target market standard and pump data for engineering review.

Can I use SP5 for OEM solar pump kits?

Yes. SP5 is suitable for OEM pump kits when distributors need repeatable controller settings, private labels, custom manuals, and matched wiring diagrams for their own pump or kit line.

How is SP5 different from SP1, SP2, SP3, and SP4?

SP1-SP4 are standard model paths for clear voltage and phase choices. SP5 is the custom controller path when the project needs non-standard configuration, OEM requirements, or replacement of an existing controller system.

What information should I send for an SP5 quotation?

Send pump power, voltage, phase, rated current, PV panel wattage, panel string plan, old controller photo, wiring terminal photo, control inputs, installation environment, country, and OEM branding requirements if needed.

Next Step

Need a controller that matches your customer’s original system?

Send the pump nameplate, old controller label, PV panel data, wiring photo, and OEM request. SolarSeeker will review whether SP5 is the right customized PV pump controller path.