HydroLogic HyperLogic RO Membrane XLE - 4 x 38-in - Extra Low Energy - Tape Wrapped

Low-Pressure Commercial Water Treatment - 4 x 38-in Element

Replacing a worn RO membrane should not mean redesigning your system. This TFC (thin film composite) element is an extra low energy, tape wrapped membrane made for commercial RO systems. It treats tap or brackish water and operates at pressures as low as 100 psi, which helps keep pump demand modest while you produce water for hydroponic systems.

This single 4 x 38-in element suits growers who run a Commercial Series RO system and need a direct replacement for a spent membrane. Buy one for a single housing, or order several if your skid uses multiple housings.

Key Features & Benefits

• Extra low energy design — works at lower operating pressure than standard elements.
• TFC membrane material — gives consistent results on tap or brackish water.
• Tape wrapped construction — fits the 4 x 38-in format used in commercial housings.
• Made in the USA — produced in an ISO 9001:2015 certified facility.
• Clear lineage — formerly listed as HyperLogic HL 11610, which helps you match replacements.

Who Should Use HydroLogic HyperLogic RO Membrane XLE

Commercial cultivators and serious indoor growers who run RO systems with stainless steel membrane housings or Commercial Series systems. It suits anyone who wants to refresh water quality for vegetative growth and flowering feed mixes.

About HydroLogic HyperLogic RO Membrane XLE

HydroLogic makes the HyperLogic line of commercial RO membranes. This XLE element is a 4 x 38-in extra low energy, tape wrapped TFC membrane, sold each. It is made in the USA and was formerly HyperLogic HL 11610.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What systems does this membrane fit?
A: It is typically found in HydroLogic RO systems that use stainless steel membrane housings, including Commercial Series systems. Check your housing size against 4 x 38 in before ordering.

Q: What does extra low energy mean?
A: It describes a membrane designed to produce water at lower operating pressure. This one operates with pressure as low as 100 psi.

Q: What water can I run through it?
A: It is intended for tap or brackish water applications. Follow your system manual for feed limits.

Q: How do I keep it working well?
A: Clean the membrane periodically. Acidic and alkaline cleaning chemicals are available to remove typical fouling such as calcium carbonate and biological growth.

Q: When should I replace it?
A: Your replacement schedule depends on RO production and performance. Replace the membrane when output or quality drops and cleaning no longer restores it.

Q: What is a TFC membrane?
A: TFC stands for thin film composite, a layered membrane material used in reverse osmosis to reject dissolved solids from feed water.