X-Trays Reservoir Lid - 125 Gal - 69 x 42 x 3-in - Black

Rigid Cover for Your Nutrient Reservoir - 69 x 42 in

An open reservoir lets in dust, debris and light, and each of these can cause problems in a hydroponic system. This lid closes off the top of a matching X-Trays reservoir. It uses a rigid construction that the maker describes as durable enough for extreme temperatures.

At 125 Gal capacity, this size suits growers running a large reservoir, such as an established indoor room or a commercial hydroponic operation. It is sold as a single lid.

Key Features & Benefits

• Rigid construction — holds its shape across the reservoir top.
• Designed to fit X-Trays reservoirs — made to match the appropriately sized X-Trays reservoir.
• 69 x 42 x 3 in — gives you the dimensions to plan your layout.
• Black colour — suits setups where you want a uniform, dark cover.

Who Should Use X-Trays Reservoir Lid 125 Gal

Use this lid if you already run, or plan to run, a matching X-Trays reservoir in a hydroponic system. It suits regular indoor growers scaling up and commercial cultivation teams.

About X-Trays Reservoir Lid

The X-Trays Reservoir Lid is a black cover for the 125 Gal X-Trays reservoir. It measures 69 in long, 42 in wide and 3 in high. The maker designs X-Trays lids to fit their appropriately sized reservoirs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What size reservoir does this lid fit?
A: It is designed for the 125 Gal X-Trays reservoir. Check your reservoir's dimensions against the lid's 69 x 42 in footprint before ordering.

Q: Is the lid sold in a pack?
A: No. It is sold as one lid.

Q: Why cover a reservoir at all?
A: A cover helps keep debris out of the nutrient solution. It also limits light reaching the solution, which helps discourage algae growth.

Q: How tough is it?
A: The maker describes the construction as rigid and durable enough to withstand extreme temperatures. It is made to hold up in demanding grow environments.

Q: What does reservoir mean in a hydroponic system?
A: A reservoir is the tank that holds the nutrient solution your system draws from. A lid covers its top.