HydroLogic Evolution-RO1000 Reverse Osmosis System - 1000 GPD

High-Flow Water Purification for Medium to Large Hydroponic Systems - 1000 GPD

Tap water carries dissolved solids and chloramine that can disrupt nutrient programs and stress plants. The Evolution-RO1000 reverse osmosis system lowers total dissolved solids by up to 95% and includes a ChloraShield carbon filter for chloramine removal. It also runs a 1:1 waste to product water ratio, so less water goes to the drain.

At 1000 GPD, this unit suits regular indoor growers stepping up their water supply and commercial operations that need steady volumes of purified water for reservoirs and irrigation. Very small gardens may find a smaller system a better match.

Key Features & Benefits

• Two dry high-flow membranes — support high output of purified water for larger reservoirs.
• 1:1 waste to product ratio — sends less wastewater to the drain; a 2:1 option is also available.
• ChloraShield carbon filter — removes chloramine from the source water before it reaches the membranes.
• Liquid-filled inlet pressure gauge with safe zones — lets you check supply pressure at a glance.
• Garden hose connector — connects to a standard hose bib.

Who Should Use Evolution-RO1000

Growers running medium to large hydroponic systems, or anyone who needs a high volume of low-TDS water for nutrient mixing, will get the most from this unit. It works for commercial cultivation rooms and serious home setups alike.

About HydroLogic Evolution-RO1000

The HydroLogic Evolution-RO1000 is a reverse osmosis system designed for hydroponic and horticultural use. It includes three filter housings, two membranes, a ratio restrictor for 1:1 and 2:1 operation, and tubing for installation. The filter housings should be replaced every three years. It replaces HL 31023.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much purified water can it produce?
A: It is rated at up to 1,200 GPD, or more than 50 GPH. Actual output depends on your source water pressure, temperature and TDS.

Q: What does a 1:1 waste ratio mean?
A: For every gallon of purified water made, about one gallon goes to the drain. A 2:1 restrictor is included if you want to change the ratio.

Q: How do I connect it to my water supply?
A: It uses a garden hose connector, so it attaches to a hose bib or garden hose. Check that your supply pressure falls within the operating range shown on the gauge.

Q: What is TDS?
A: TDS means total dissolved solids, the minerals and salts dissolved in water, measured in ppm or mg/L. Reverse osmosis lowers this number so you can build nutrient solutions from a cleaner starting point.

Q: Can I connect it to a hot water line?
A: No. The manual advises against connecting to hot water tank lines, and the system is meant for water below 100°F.

Q: Is it for making drinking water?
A: No. It is designed for hydroponic and horticultural use, not for making safe drinking water from non-potable sources.