Axeon N-2000 Reverse Osmosis System | 220V 2,000 GPD

Yes — the N-2000's RO membranes have a maximum free chlorine tolerance of 0 ppm, meaning chlorinated municipal tap water will degrade the membrane elements if fed directly into the system. A carbon block or catalytic carbon pre-filter stage, such as the Axeon Carbon 1252 Water Filtration System, must be installed upstream to dechlorinate the feed water before it reaches the N-2000. This is a standard requirement for all thin-film composite RO membranes, including the AXEON XE1-Series.

The AX-8000 is the N-2000's built-in automation and monitoring hub. It displays real-time TDS and temperature readings on its LCD backlit screen, triggers pre-treatment lockout when feed water conditions fall outside safe operating parameters, and manages automated feed flush and manual flush cycles to keep the membranes clean. It also monitors low and high pressure conditions, raises alarms before damage occurs, and accepts a tank level input signal so the system can stop production automatically when a connected storage tank is full.

The N-2000 ships pre-plumbed, pre-wired, and fully assembled — connections are limited to feed water (1" FNPT), permeate out (½" QC), concentrate drain (½" QC), and a 220V single-phase power supply at 8.5A. Because it runs on 220V, a licensed electrician should confirm your panel can support the circuit. No plumbing fabrication or component assembly is required on-site.

The 5-micron AXEON SDF-Series sediment pre-filter should be inspected monthly and typically replaced every 3–6 months depending on source water quality. The XE1-Series membrane element generally lasts 2–3 years under normal commercial use. The AX-8000's real-time TDS monitoring makes it straightforward to spot membrane performance degradation — a rising permeate TDS reading is the key indicator that replacement is due.

The N-2000 requires a minimum feed pressure of 45 psi and a maximum of 85 psi. The integrated Grundfos booster pump then elevates operating pressure up to the system's 200 psi maximum to drive water through the membrane at rated output. If your facility's supply pressure is below 45 psi, a separate feed booster pump will be required upstream.

The N-2000 includes a Tank Level Input on the AX-8000 controller, designed to accept a signal from a float switch or sensor from a storage tank so the system shuts off when capacity is reached. A storage tank setup is the recommended approach at commercial scale — it buffers production output, ensures consistent pressure to downstream irrigation systems, and prevents the pump from cycling unnecessarily. Direct reservoir feed is possible but should be evaluated against your facility's daily water demand versus the system's 1.39 GPM output rate.

Yes — the AXEON N-Series scales from 2,000 up to 16,000 GPD across six models: the N-2000, N-4000, N-6000, N-8000, N-12000, and N-16000, all running on 220V single-phase power with the same AX-8000 controller platform. The N-4000 through N-16000 models step up to an 11.0A draw and larger physical footprints, so factor in your electrical and floor space capacity when planning a future upgrade.