Red Lion 640222 RLCB15-230 1.5-HP 230-Volt VMC Control Box for Submersible Well Pump, Grey

Product overall is a great value for the money. Experienced multiple shipping delays leaving me without running water for 2 extra days, but that is no fault of the product or manufacturer. Product was well made, easy install, and had the same dimensions as my previous 15 year old control box!

Been using it over a year and it works great.

Sturdy construction. Installation was easy the connections for the wire hookups were easy to read and labeled well.

Good price for a product of same quality as Franklin Electric. Same company just different brand and a much more reasonable price!

Pricing is competitive, exact replacement for many well controls, had to return due to a defective relay in box, free return and replacement worked fine, likely just a fluke.

This was an exact replacement for another brand/model that was installed in 2005. Very simple swap and fixed the problem!!!

Works like a champ! We had an issue with our previous start capacitor on our control box. The pump would turn on and go to 55psi then it would cut off and the psi would go to 0. We could not just replace the capacitor because, for some reason, the overload was tied directly to the start capacitor. We read and read and read about the different boxes but were very confused on what to buy. For the Red Lion there are multiple power options listed and the picture in the reviews is for a smaller power than ours, 1.5 HP, so we were concerned with only one capacitor in the picture. So we rolled the dice and ordered the box. When we received it, we were very glad to see that there is a start and run capacitor in the box, so if you are concerned about that, the 1.5hp has two capacitors.

Fixed breaker reset on old unit.

Item was as expected and works perfectly.

Good price and it works

Fast shipping, perfect product at 50% retail price from Franklin Electric.

Excellent Product

We had a long power failure, and were running the house using a generator. Then at some point, something must have caused the generator to generate a spike of power, perhaps when the fuel was low, and the capacitor of the Franklin box that's part of the water well system, got fried. I took the capacitor out, and connected a 9V battery to it and then looking using a multimeter to see how the voltage would drop. The capacitor didn't hold a charge at all, and thus it was broken.I couldn't find a replacement capacitor, and out of despair, after finding out that this Red Lion box has the same capacitor inside, I went for it. Turns out Red Lion is Franklin, and the lid that has the parts built on it, is completely compatible. I just moved that over and poof, the well water pump was back in business. And here I was worried that the well pump itself was busted. Good it's a 3 wire system where the control mechanism isn't part of the pump itself.