Growonix High Pressure Booster Pump - 150 PSI Max - 1/2-in Inlet x 3/8-in Outlet

Steady Pressure for Filtered Water Production - 150 PSI Max

Low incoming water pressure limits how much filtered water a system can produce. This booster pump adds pressure so a compatible filter system can run at its full flow rate, and it needs only 30 psi of incoming pressure to do so. A low pressure cutoff protects the pump if incoming pressure drops.

This single pump suits growers who run an EX/GX600 or EX/GX1000 system and want more water from it, whether in a home indoor room or a larger commercial setup.

Key Features & Benefits

• Low pressure cutoff — protects the pump when incoming water pressure is lost.
• Liquid filled stainless steel gauge — shows system pressure on a 300 psi scale.
• Constant duty cycle — suits ongoing operation.
• Manual or ESOK control — operate it by hand or add the electric shutoff kit.
• 1/2-in tube inlet x 3/8-in tube outlet — defined port sizes for planning your plumbing.

Who Should Use Growonix High Pressure Booster Pump

Growers with an EX/GX600 or EX/GX1000 filter system who need more output from low incoming water pressure.

About Growonix High Pressure Booster Pump

Growonix lists this pump as model GOBP-6010. It runs on 115V 60Hz single phase power and draws 5.6A. Maximum output pressure is 150 psi. It has no high pressure cutoff. Manuals and a quick start guide are available from the manufacturer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What incoming pressure does it need?
A: It needs 30 psi of incoming water pressure. At that level it can produce its full flow rate.

Q: Which systems does it fit?
A: The manufacturer lists EX/GX600 and EX.GX1000 systems. Check your model before ordering.

Q: Does it protect itself?
A: It has a low pressure cutoff that guards against loss of incoming pressure. It has no high pressure cutoff, so monitor the gauge.

Q: How do I control it?
A: You can run it manually or add the electric shutoff kit (ESOK). The kit is a separate accessory.

Q: What does a low pressure cutoff do?
A: It is a switch that stops the pump when incoming water pressure falls too low. This prevents the pump from running without enough supply.