Growonix Sediment Filter for GOEX100-GOGX400HF - 2.5 x 10-in - 10 Micron - Spun Polypropylene

Catch Sediment Before It Reaches Your System - 10 Micron

Grit, rust flakes and silt in source water can clog downstream stages and reduce flow to your hydroponic setup. This spun polypropylene cartridge works as a pre-filter, trapping particles before they reach the rest of the system, and is built for high dirt holding capacity.

Sold individually, this is a straightforward replacement for growers who maintain a single compatible Growonix unit, whether in a home garden or a commercial room. Growers running several units can order one per system.

Key Features & Benefits

• 10 micron rating — removes fine particles from incoming water.
• Spun polypropylene construction — made from 100% pure polypropylene.
• High dirt holding capacity — holds more captured sediment between changes.
• 2.5 x 10-in format — fits the compatible Growonix systems listed below.
• NSF Standard 42, 61 & 372 — listed by the distributor for this filter.

Who Should Use Growonix Sediment Filter

Anyone running a compatible Growonix water system who needs a replacement or spare sediment stage, from home growers to licensed commercial cultivators.

About Growonix Sediment Filter

This Growonix sediment filter is a 2.5 x 10-in spun polypropylene cartridge with a 10 micron rating. It is listed for EX100, EX200, EX400, GX150, GX200, GX300, GX400, MINI SCRUB and ALK-US systems. It measures 2.5 in wide and 10 in tall and ships at about 1 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which systems does this filter fit?
A: It is listed for EX100, EX200, EX400, GX150, GX200, GX300, GX400, MINI SCRUB and ALK-US systems. Check your model before ordering.

Q: What does a 10 micron rating mean?
A: It describes the size of particles the filter is rated to capture, measured in microns. Smaller numbers mean finer filtration.

Q: What is spun polypropylene?
A: It is polypropylene fibre spun into a dense cartridge that traps particles through its depth. This design suits sediment removal and holds a good amount of dirt.

Q: How is a sediment filter different from other filter stages?
A: A sediment filter removes physical particles such as grit and rust. Other stages, like carbon, target different water characteristics, so they do different jobs.

Q: How often should I replace it?
A: Replace it when flow drops noticeably or according to your system manual. Dirtier source water shortens the interval.

Q: Is it sold as a multi-pack?
A: No. This listing is for one filter.