Growonix GX Series Reverse Osmosis System - 1000 GPD - 42 GPH - 3/4-in Feed

Purified Water for Larger Hydroponic Rooms - 1000 GPD

Tap and well water carry dissolved solids that throw off nutrient mixes and build up in hydroponic systems. This reverse osmosis unit removes most of them before the water reaches your reservoirs. It uses a polyamide membrane with a nominal salt rejection of 97% and produces 42 gallons per hour.

At 1000 GPD, this system suits growers who refill large reservoirs or run several hydroponic systems at once. It fits a regular indoor grower stepping up in volume as well as a commercial room. Smaller households or trial setups will likely need less output.

Key Features & Benefits

• 1000 GPD permeate flow — fills large reservoirs without long waits.
• Liquid filled pressure gauges — show pressure so you can tell when pre-filters need changing.
• Membrane flush valve — lets you flush the membrane as part of routine upkeep.
• Casters — let you move the unit between rooms or water sources.
• Powder coated steel bracket — holds the housings in a sturdy frame.

Who Should Use the Growonix GX Series 1000 GPD RO System

Growers who need high-volume purified water for nutrient mixing in indoor or commercial cultivation will get the most from this unit. It works best with a feed water supply that meets the pressure and temperature limits in the specifications.

About Growonix GX Series Reverse Osmosis System

The Growonix GX Series 1000 GPD system includes one GXM-1000-HF polyamide membrane in a stainless steel housing and a CF-4510-KDF carbon filter. It has a brass garden hose swivel feed connection and a 3/8-in RO tube permeate outlet. It measures 28 x 11 x 32 in and ships at 54 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What feed water pressure does it need?
A: The manufacturer lists a feed pressure range of 40 to 80 psi. Stay within that range for the stated output and membrane life.

Q: Can I use a booster pump?
A: Yes, the manufacturer lists the BP-6010-CH, BP-6010 and BP-1000 booster pumps as upgrades. Check the manual before installing one.

Q: Does it remove chlorine?
A: It includes a carbon filter that handles chlorine before the membrane. The membrane tolerates less than 0.1 ppm chlorine, so replace the carbon on schedule.

Q: What does TDS mean?
A: TDS is total dissolved solids, the amount of dissolved minerals and salts in water. This system accepts feed water under 2000 ppm TDS.

Q: How do I connect it?
A: The feed uses a brass garden hose swivel connection. Purified water leaves through a 3/8-in RO tube.

Q: Does it have documentation?
A: The manufacturer provides a user manual and a quick start guide on its website.