Axeon N-6000 Reverse Osmosis System | 220V 6,000 GPD

The N-6000 adds a third membrane vessel to the N-4000's dual array, stepping output up to 6,000 GPD at 4.16 GPM versus the N-4000's 2.78 GPM. System recovery also improves significantly — 58% on the N-6000 versus 48% on the N-4000 — meaning less water goes to drain per gallon of purified output. The N-6000 also upgrades to a 2 HP pump, draws 11.0A (versus 8.5A), and uses a larger 32 × 24 × 55 in frame with 1" FNPT connections on all ports.

Yes — the AXEON XE1-Series membrane elements have a maximum free chlorine tolerance of 0 ppm. Chlorinated municipal tap water will degrade the membranes if fed directly into the system. A carbon block or catalytic carbon pre-filter stage must be installed upstream before the N-6000.

Unlike the N-2000 and N-4000, which use ½" QC for permeate and concentrate, the N-6000 steps up to 1" FNPT on all three ports — feed, permeate, and concentrate. Plan your plumbing accordingly before installation. The feed connection was already 1" FNPT on the smaller models, so only the permeate and concentrate lines require upsizing from prior installations.

The N-6000 runs on 220V single-phase power at 11.0A and 60 Hz — an increase from the 8.5A draw of the N-2000 and N-4000. Have a licensed electrician verify your panel can support a dedicated 220V/11A circuit before installation. The system ships pre-wired and ready to connect.

The 5-micron SDF-Series sediment pre-filter should be inspected monthly and replaced every 3–6 months depending on source water quality. The three XE1-Series membrane elements typically last 2–3 years under normal commercial use. Track permeate TDS via the AX-8000 controller — a sustained rise in TDS output is the clearest sign that membrane replacement is needed.

Yes — the AXEON N-Series continues with the N-8000, N-12000, and N-16000, all running on 220V with the same AX-8000 controller. The N-8000 through N-16000 models use the same 32 × 24 × 55 in frame as the N-6000, making an in-place upgrade straightforward if your electrical and plumbing infrastructure is already sized for it.