HydroLogic HyperLogic Membrane Cleaning Cartridge - Alkaline Organics Removal - 20 x 4.5-in - Single Use
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Restore Membrane Performance with Alkaline Organics Cleaning - 20 x 4.5 in
Organic buildup on an RO membrane can lower permeate flow and cause odor or mold at the membrane scroll end. This cartridge removes alkaline organics from the membrane in HyperLogic systems. Regular cleaning supports membrane life, permeate production and salt rejection.
This single-use 20 x 4.5 in cartridge suits growers who run a HyperLogic system and keep a routine cleaning schedule, from home gardeners to commercial operations with a standard operating procedure.
Key Features & Benefits
- Alkaline organics removal — targets organic buildup on the membrane.
- Single-use cartridge — each cleaning starts with a fresh cartridge.
- Made for HyperLogic systems — fits into the maintenance routine for these units.
- 20 x 4.5 in cartridge format — matches the stated cartridge size.
Who Should Use HyperLogic Membrane Cleaning Cartridge
Use it if you operate a HyperLogic system and see lower permeate flow, strong odor or mold growth at the membrane scroll end, or if your site procedure calls for scheduled membrane cleaning.
About HydroLogic HyperLogic Membrane Cleaning Cartridge
HydroLogic makes this single-use membrane cleaning cartridge for alkaline organics removal. It measures 20 x 4.5 in and was formerly listed as HyperLogic HL 11917. A filter replacement guide is available.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does this cartridge remove?
A: It removes alkaline organics from the membrane. This is the type of buildup it is made to address.
Q: Which systems does it work with?
A: It is made for HyperLogic systems. Check your system manual before use.
Q: Can I reuse the cartridge?
A: No. It is a single-use cartridge, so use a new one for each cleaning.
Q: How do I know the membrane needs cleaning?
A: Signs include lower permeate flow, strong odor or mold growth at the membrane scroll end. Cleaning should also follow your site procedure.
Q: What is permeate?
A: Permeate is the purified water that passes through the RO membrane. Lower permeate flow can signal a membrane that needs cleaning.
Q: Where do I find handling instructions?
A: Refer to your RO operational manual or the included instructions for use and handling.
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