Alien RDWC 48 Pot 36L Black Series – Deep Water Culture

Commercial RDWC power for rock-solid roots across a full crop

The Alien RDWC 48 Pot 36L Black Series is a commercial-scale recirculating deep water culture system for very large indoor grows. Every one of its 48 x 36L pots shares one continuously circulating body of oxygen-rich nutrient solution, so root-zone conditions stay identical from the first site to the last. With a 1,225L system volume and a 550L CAMO reservoir, pH and EC barely move across the run, which is what removes the uneven growth, weak root systems and nutrient swings that plague big canopies where pots are fed in isolation. Configure it from a minimum 5.6m x 1.8m footprint up to 9m x 2.7m depending on pipe layout, built around 60-75cm plant centres, and the heavily oxygenated root zone lets you run 10-14 day vegetative periods before flipping to flower.

Key Benefits

• 1,225L recirculating volume with a 550L CAMO reservoir holds pH and EC steady across all 48 sites
• JET-STREAM SILENT 2.5 pump pushes up to 2,400 L/hr on just 40W for constant, even nutrient movement
• 150 L/min aeration from the recommended JET-150 air pump keeps dissolved oxygen high for explosive root development
• Uniform commercial canopy from 60-75cm plant centres across a footprint scalable to 9m x 2.7m
• Faster turnaround with 10-14 day veg periods thanks to the highly oxygenated root zone
• Heavier flower with improved density driven by stable nutrient uptake and strong roots

How to Use

1. Position the system in your grow room to the recommended footprint and plant spacing.
2. Connect every pot with the supplied pipework and link them to the CAMO reservoir.
3. Install the JET-STREAM SILENT 2.5 pump inside the reservoir to circulate solution to all sites.
4. Connect a suitable air pump, such as the recommended JET-150 (sold separately), to aerate the root zones.
5. Fill the reservoir with water and add nutrients suitable for RDWC hydroponic systems.
6. Set and maintain pH and EC by growth stage, from veg through to bloom.
7. Keep aeration strong and water temperature stable, using a chiller where needed, to protect roots and final yield.