Growonix High Flow Membrane Replacement Filter - 2 x 12-in - 200 GPD

Restore Filtration Output in Your Growonix System - 200 GPD Rating

A worn membrane slows your water supply and can leave your hydroponic reservoir short at feed time. This replacement membrane fits a range of Growonix EX and GX systems, so you can swap it in and return the unit to service. It carries a 200 GPD membrane flow rate rating.

Sold as a single unit, it suits home growers who need one replacement for a small system and commercial operators who stock spares for several compatible units.

Key Features & Benefits

• 200 GPD membrane flow rate — supports steady water output for hydroponic systems.
• 2 x 12-in filter size — a compact format that is easy to handle and store.
• Wide system fit — works in EX200, EX400, EX400-T, GX150, GX200, GX300 and GX400 systems.
• Single replacement unit — buy only what each system needs.

Who Should Use Growonix High Flow Membrane Replacement Filter

Growers who run one of the listed Growonix systems and want to keep water filtration working in vegetative growth and flowering will find this a direct replacement. It also suits facility managers who keep spare membranes on hand.

About Growonix High Flow Membrane Replacement Filter

Growonix makes water filtration equipment for hydroponics. This membrane measures about 2 x 2 x 11.8 in, ships at about 1 lb, and is sold each.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which systems does this membrane fit?
A: It fits Growonix EX200, EX400, EX400-T, GX150, GX200, GX300 and GX400 systems. Check your model before ordering.

Q: What size is the membrane?
A: The filter size is 2 x 12 in. The product measures about 2 x 2 x 11.8 in.

Q: What does GPD mean?
A: GPD stands for gallons per day. It describes the flow rate rating of the membrane, which here is 200 GPD.

Q: How many come in an order?
A: One membrane. It is sold each.

Q: Why replace a membrane?
A: Membranes lose performance with use, and output can drop over time. Replacing it restores filtration in your system. Replacement timing depends on your water quality and usage.