Hydro-Logic® Hyperlogic® 19K GPD Complex Well Skid — Single-Phase (1P)

Stop Letting Source Water Cap Your Yields

Source water carries chlorine, chloramines, dissolved minerals, and other contaminants that throw off nutrient uptake and slow plant performance — and city or well water rarely arrives ready for a hydroponic system at scale.

The Hydro-Logic® Hyperlogic® 19K GPD Complex Well Skid is engineered specifically to handle a broader mix of dissolved solids, minerals, and contaminants typical of complex well sources, delivering clean, balanced water at 19K gallons per day so growers can dial in nutrients with a known baseline instead of guessing at what's already in the source water.

Built on a stainless steel multistage high-pressure RO pump with liquid-filled pressure gauges at every stage, the single-phase skid gives operators the monitoring and throughput needed to run a commercial-scale grow room or greenhouse without water quality becoming the bottleneck.

Key Features & Benefits

• 19K GPD output — sized for well water sources, the skid is built to handle a broader mix of dissolved solids, minerals, and contaminants typical of complex well sources at meaningful commercial volume rather than a countertop scale.
• Stainless steel multistage high-pressure RO pump — includes an SS pump throttling valve for fine control over system pressure and consistent output across long runs.
• Liquid-filled pressure gauges throughout — monitor pre-filter in and out, concentrate pressure, and system pressure simultaneously, so adjustments are based on real readings instead of guesswork.
• 5-micron sediment pre-filtration — a 20" x 4.5" cartridge filter and housing strips out particulates before water reaches the RO membranes, extending membrane life and protecting downstream equipment.
• Automatic Recycle Control System (ARCS) — treats condensate runoff for reuse at 10-20 GPM without producing waste, cutting water costs and supporting sustainable facility operations.
• Single-Phase (1P) electrical configuration — matches the single-phase power infrastructure already running in many grow rooms, greenhouses, and commercial facilities, simplifying installation and electrical planning.
• System, recycle, and pump throttle controls — give operators direct command over flow and pressure at each stage, so the skid can be tuned to the specific demands of the facility it serves.

Who Should Use Hydro-Logic® Hyperlogic® 19K GPD Complex Well Skid — Single-Phase (1P)

This skid suits commercial cultivators, greenhouse operators, and hydroponic facility managers running on complex well sources who need 19K GPD of consistently filtered water and single-phase electrical service. It's also a fit for facility planners standardizing water treatment across multiple grow rooms, since matching the skid to the source water type and electrical phase up front removes a major variable from day-to-day operations.

Source Water Compatibility

Well sources with elevated or mixed contaminant profiles that need more thorough pre-treatment. Well water with multiple dissolved contaminants requires a treatment approach matched to its specific contaminant profile, and this skid is configured to handle a broader mix of dissolved solids, minerals, and contaminants typical of complex well sources so growers feeding from this type of source get a predictable starting point for nutrient dosing. Matching the skid to the actual source water — rather than installing a generic filtration system — is what keeps output quality consistent batch after batch.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between the Chlorine City, Chloramines City, and Well skids?

Each skid is configured for a specific source water profile. Chlorine City units target standard municipally chlorinated water, Chloramines City units are built to address chloramines (which resist basic carbon filtration more than chlorine), and the Complex/Basic Well units are tuned for the mineral and contaminant loads typical of well sources. Matching the skid to your actual water source is what determines filtration performance.

How do I know whether I need a single-phase or three-phase model?

That depends on the electrical service already installed at your facility. Single-phase (1P) units suit standard commercial wiring found in many smaller grow rooms, while three-phase (3P) units match the heavier-duty electrical infrastructure common in larger commercial cultivation and processing facilities. Check with your electrician or facilities manager if you're unsure which service you have.

What does the Automatic Recycle Control System (ARCS) actually do?

ARCS captures the concentrate/condensate runoff that RO filtration normally discards and treats it for general reuse, processing 10 to 20 gallons per minute without producing waste. That cuts water costs and supports a more sustainable operation, particularly in facilities running multiple skids.

Is 19K GPD enough for my operation?

GPD output should be sized to your facility's daily water demand, including irrigation, climate control, and any buffer for growth. The 19K GPD rating on this unit reflects its throughput under the complex well configuration; if your facility's demand is significantly higher or lower, Hydro-Logic offers other GPD ratings in the same Hyperlogic line.

What maintenance does the RO system require?

Routine maintenance centers on monitoring the liquid-filled pressure gauges and replacing the 5-micron sediment pre-filter cartridge on a regular schedule, since a clogged pre-filter increases strain on the RO membranes and pump. Following the gauge readings is the most reliable way to know when service is due.

Can this skid be installed in an existing grow room or greenhouse?

Yes — the skid is designed as a standalone filtration unit that integrates into existing hydroponic and irrigation setups. Installation does require matching the unit's electrical phase requirement to your facility's existing service and planning for adequate space and drainage near the install point.