Growonix CX6000 Commercial High Flow Reverse Osmosis Filtration System - 6000 GPD - 1 HP

High-Volume Purified Water for Large Hydroponic Operations - 6000 GPD

Large cultivation sites need a steady supply of low-mineral water for nutrient mixing, and small filters cannot keep up. This commercial reverse osmosis system produces 250 gallons per hour of permeate from two polyamide membranes, with nominal salt rejection of up to 98.5%. An automatic membrane flush valve helps protect the membranes between runs.

At 6000 GPD, this unit suits commercial growers and multi-room facilities that fill reservoirs and mix nutrients in volume. Hobbyists will find it far larger than they need, and it requires 208-230V power and a 1 in feed connection.

Key Features & Benefits

• Two polyamide membranes — spread the workload to deliver high permeate flow.
• Single phase vertical multi-stage pump — provides the pressure the membranes need from 208-230V 60Hz power.
• Automatic membrane flush valve — reduces manual maintenance.
• Stainless steel membrane housings and polypropylene filter housings — suit continuous use.
• Powder coated steel frame with casters — lets you position the unit in a plant room.

Who Should Use the Growonix CX6000

Commercial growers, large nurseries and facility managers who need high daily volumes of purified water for hydroponic systems will get the most from this unit.

About Growonix CX6000

The CX6000 is part of the Growonix CX Series of reverse osmosis systems. It is rated at 6000 GPD (250 GPH), measures 27 x 24 x 58 in, and uses a 1 in FNPT feed connection and a 1/2 in quick-connect permeate outlet. The membrane model is GXM-3000-HF and the sediment filter is SF-4520-SP.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What feed water conditions does it need?
A: Feed pressure should be 40 to 80 psi and feed water temperature 40°F to 90°F. Minimum feed flow is 8.3 GPM. Chlorine must stay below 0.1 ppm, so pre-treat chlorinated supplies.

Q: What power does it require?
A: It runs on 208-230V 60Hz single phase power and draws 6.1 to 6.4 amps. Confirm your electrical supply before ordering.

Q: What does SDI mean?
A: SDI is the Silt Density Index, a measure of how much fine particulate the feed water carries. This system calls for feed water with an SDI below 4 to help protect the membranes.

Q: Can I move it once installed?
A: Yes. The frame has casters, so it can be repositioned, though plumbing and power connections must be disconnected first.

Q: What is the maximum feed salinity?
A: Maximum feed water TDS is below 2001. Hardness should not exceed 1 gpg, so soften harder water before the system.