Growonix BP-1530 Booster Pump - 80 PSI Max Output - 1 GPM - 3/8-in Tube Port - For Water Filters 600 GPD and Under

Boost Low Feed Water Pressure for Steadier Filtration - 80 PSI Output

Low incoming water pressure keeps a reverse osmosis membrane from performing at its rated capacity, which slows output for your hydroponic systems and reservoirs. This booster pump raises the pressure going into the filter, so the membrane can reach its full potential from a modest supply. It needs a minimum of 35 PSI of incoming water pressure and delivers up to 80 PSI at up to 1 GPM.

This single unit suits growers who run a Growonix water filter rated 600 GPD or under and have weak feed pressure, whether in a home indoor setup or a small commercial room. It is sold individually, so you can add it to an existing filter.

Key Features & Benefits

• Up to 80 PSI output — gives the membrane the pressure it needs when the supply runs low.
• Up to 1 GPM flow — supports the output of filters in its rated range.
• Adjustable internal bypass — lets you tune the pump to your setup.
• High pressure cutoff on the RO line — shuts the pump off at 40 PSI on the RO line.
• 3/8-in tube port — connects with standard 3/8-in tubing.

Who Should Use Growonix BP-1530 Booster Pump

Use it if your feed water pressure is low and you want your Growonix water filter to perform at its full rating. It is made for filters 600 GPD and under.

About Growonix BP-1530 Booster Pump

The Growonix BP-1530 is a booster pump with a pressure switch and an adjustable internal bypass. It runs on 120V, 60Hz, single phase power and draws 2A. It measures 7.5 x 13 x 3.5 in and ships at 9 lb. A manual is available from the manufacturer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which water filters does this pump fit?
A: It is designed for all Growonix water filters rated 600 GPD and under. Check your filter rating before ordering.

Q: How much incoming pressure do I need?
A: The pump needs at least 35 PSI of incoming water pressure. It then raises the pressure to a maximum of 80 PSI.

Q: What does GPD mean?
A: GPD stands for gallons per day, the rated output of a reverse osmosis filter. This pump pairs with filters rated 600 GPD and under.

Q: What does the high pressure cutoff do?
A: It stops the pump when pressure on the RO line reaches 40 PSI. This protects the line from over-pressure.

Q: What power does it need?
A: It runs on a 120V, 60Hz, single phase supply and draws 2A.

Q: What size tubing does it use?
A: The port accepts 3/8-in tube.