Hydro-Logic® Hyperlogic® 10K GPD Basic Well Skid — Single-Phase (1P)

A Basic Commercial Reverse Osmosis Skid System for Well Water, 10K GPD Single-Phase

Commercial cultivation operations feeding multiple rooms need water treatment that scales past what a countertop or single-stage RO unit can deliver, and that arrives pre-assembled rather than requiring the operation to plumb together a custom filtration rack. The Hydro-Logic Hyperlogic Well Skid is a pre-plumbed, leak-tested reverse osmosis system built on a stainless steel frame, combining a stainless steel high-pressure RO pump, 5-micron pre-filtration, and an Automatic Recycle Control System (ARC) that reuses runoff water rather than sending it to drain as waste.

This 10K GPD (10,000 gallons per day) configuration is built single-phase to match the electrical service most commercial cultivation facilities of that scale already run, and it's designed for private well water requiring a basic level of pretreatment. Well Skid units are built for private well water rather than municipal supply, so they're configured around well-water pretreatment instead of chlorine or chloramine removal. The Basic configuration covers standard well-water pretreatment needs.

Key Features & Benefits

• Stainless steel high-pressure RO pump — drives water through the system's reverse osmosis membranes at commercial volume
• 5-micron pre-filtration — removes sediment ahead of the RO membranes to protect them from fouling
• Automatic Recycle Control System (ARC) — reuses runoff water instead of sending it to drain as waste
• 10K GPD (10,000 gallons per day) output — sized for private well water requiring a basic level of pretreatment
• Built single-phase — matched to the electrical service most commercial facilities of this scale already run
• Pre-plumbed, leak-tested stainless steel skid frame — arrives assembled and tested rather than requiring the operation to build a custom filtration rack

Who Should Use This Skid System

Commercial cultivation operations that need 10K GPD of consistently filtered water for well source water, on a single-phase electrical service, will use this Hyperlogic skid as the water treatment backbone for their facility.

About Hydro-Logic

Hydro-Logic has built water purification equipment for roughly 20 years, including the reverse-osmosis Stealth-RO and Hyperlogic lines for gardening, hydroponic, residential, and commercial use. The company designs its systems around water-saving reverse-ratio RO technology intended to reduce wasted drain water compared to conventional RO setups, and builds its commercial Hyperlogic skids with stainless steel membrane pressure vessels, brass fittings, and a microprocessor controller, pre-plumbed and leak-tested before shipping.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much water does this system produce?

This configuration produces 10,000 gallons per day (GPD) of filtered water. Hydro-Logic offers other Hyperlogic capacities for facilities that need more or less daily output.

What electrical service does this unit need?

This configuration is built single-phase, matched to the electrical service most commercial cultivation facilities of this scale already run. Confirm your facility's available service before ordering, since single-phase and three-phase units are not interchangeable.

Is this system built for well water or city water?

It's built for private well water requiring a basic level of pretreatment, not municipal city water treated with chlorine or chloramines. Hydro-Logic also offers a City Skid line configured specifically for that kind of municipal pretreatment.

How does the Automatic Recycle Control System reduce waste?

The ARC system reuses runoff water from the reverse osmosis process instead of routing it straight to drain, which cuts down on the wastewater a standard RO system would otherwise produce. This makes the skid more water-efficient than a comparable RO setup without a recycle control system.

Does this system arrive ready to install?

Yes, the skid ships pre-plumbed and leak-tested on a stainless steel frame, so it arrives assembled rather than requiring the operation to build a custom filtration rack from individual components. Site plumbing and electrical hookup are still required for installation.

What's the difference between the Basic and Complex Well Skid?

The Basic configuration covers standard well-water pretreatment needs, while the Complex configuration adds pretreatment capacity for wells with more challenging water chemistry. Choose based on a water test of your specific well source rather than assuming one configuration fits every well.