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GrowoniX High Flow RO Water Filtration System GX1000 HF
1:1 System Ratio Designed to flow 42 GPH (Gallons Per Hour) of pure RO water with an astounding 1:1 ratio—High flow rates and water savings never before seen in a package so affordable and durable. Utilizing the best membrane technology in the world, mounted on locking casters, and wrapped in our GX Series patented bracketing system, our premier flagship is a mobile powerhouse. A pair of liquid-filled stainless steel pressure gauges tell you when it's time to change the pre-filters. For those who demand even more performance, the GX1000 can be used with a BP-1000 pressure-boosting pump to DOUBLE GPD output. Membrane: One GrowniX GXM-1000-HF TFC membrane element. The highest flow membrane for maximum rejection 98.5% nominal (96% minimum) of impurities. Carbon: One Eco Green Coconut Carbon Filter rated for 16,000 gallons chlorine reduction. KDF/CAT carbon available as an upgrade. Sediment: One High Flow pleated sediment filter, washable and reusable. 4x21 Frame: Electrogavanized powder coated steel for superior corrosion resistance, unmatched durability, and component protection. Membrane Flush Valve: for easy cleaning and significant extension of membrane life. Casters: 1.5 for easy roll away convenience. Easy Maintenance & Operation: Systems feature a compact design, are pre-plumbed, and have all of their components strategically located for easy access and inspection. Flow Rate: 1000GPD max (1000 avg) Max Flow Rate w/Booster Pump: 2000 GPD (1800 GPD average) Minimum Feed Pressure: 40 psi Recommended Feed Pressure: 60 psi—80 psi Recovery (system ratio 1:1): 50% Operating Temperature: 40°F—105°F Operating pH: 3-11 Dimensions LxWxH (in): 21 x 9 x 28 Weight: 50 lbs. Nominal % Rejection: 98.5% Maximum TDS: 2000 ppm Minimum NACL Rejection: 96% Maximum Hardness: 15 gpg Test Conditions: Permeate flow and salt rejection based on 550 ppm, 80 psi, 77°F (25°C), pH 7, and 50% recovery. Note: Higher TDS and/or lower temperatures will reduce the system's production.