Growonix BP-1000 HF Adjustable Booster Pump - 24 VDC - 3/8-in Tube Ports - 1.2 GPM

Steady Water Pressure for Filtered Hydroponic Feed - 24 VDC

Low feed water pressure keeps a reverse osmosis water filter from reaching its full output, which slows reservoir top-offs and mixing. The Growonix BP-1000 HF Adjustable Booster Pump raises line pressure ahead of the membrane, and its output pressure can be adjusted to suit your setup. An integrated high pressure cutoff switch gives the pump a built-in control point.

This is a single pump sold each. It suits growers who run a Growonix water filter and want consistent performance from low-pressure supply lines, whether in a home indoor space or a larger cultivation room.

Key Features & Benefits

• Adjustable output pressure — tune the pump to match your filter and supply conditions.
• Integrated high pressure cutoff switch — the pump can be controlled from the cutoff on the RO line.
• Aluminum thermal cooling jacket — helps the motor shed heat during operation.
• 3/8-in tube ports — connect with standard 3/8-in tubing.
• 24 VDC supply — a low-voltage standard operating voltage.

Who Should Use Growonix BP-1000 HF Adjustable Booster Pump

Growers with low incoming water pressure who run a compatible Growonix water filter in hydroponic systems will get the most from this pump. It fits intermittent-duty filtration use, such as filling reservoirs and top-off tanks.

About Growonix BP-1000 HF Adjustable Booster Pump

Growonix makes water filters and pumps for hydroponics. The BP-1000 HF is an intermittent-duty booster pump rated for 1.2 GPM at 80 PSI and a maximum output pressure of 130 psi. It draws 5.7 amps at 130 PSI and lists the EX800, EX/GX600 and EX/GX1000 systems as compatible. A manual is available from Growonix.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does a booster pump do for a water filter?
A: It raises the pressure of the water entering the filter membrane. Reverse osmosis membranes perform better at higher pressure, so low supply pressure can limit output. A booster pump helps close that gap.

Q: Which Growonix systems does it fit?
A: The listed systems are the EX800, EX/GX600 and EX/GX1000. Check your filter model against this list before ordering.

Q: What voltage does it need?
A: The standard voltage is 24 VDC. You need a suitable 24 VDC supply that can handle the pump's amp draw, which is 5.7 amps at 130 PSI.

Q: Can it run continuously?
A: No. Its duty cycle is intermittent, so it suits batch filtration rather than nonstop operation.

Q: What does the high pressure cutoff do?
A: It is a switch that stops the pump when pressure reaches its set point, listed as 40 psi on the RO line. This helps control the pump and protect the system.

Q: What size tubing does it use?
A: The inlet and outlet ports take 3/8-in tube.