The AXEON L1-200 Reverse Osmosis Light Commercial System is designed to treat 200 gallons per day. The 4-stage system is made for light commercial applications and features filter pressure gauges to monitor water pressure throughout the system, a storage tank pressure gauge to prevent tank overflow and a motorized pump to maximize system output.
OPTIONAL UPGRADES: Heavy Duty Frame, Calcite Filter Cartridge, Blending Valve, TDS Meter
*IMPORTANT: Review Operating Manual to ensure feed water meets the parameters for this system. Commercial RO systems are highly technical; ESP Water Products highly recommends working with a local water specialist to correctly size, install and service this system appropriately, as ESP Water Products does not offer on-site support. You may also want to read "Six Reasons Why Whole-House RO Might NOT be the right solution" for residential applications.
Specs
4-stage, 200 Gallons Per Day
110 volt standard, 220 volt option
Dimensions: 9” x 20” x 19”
Inlet: 3/8” Tube
Waste: 3/8” Tube
Product: 3/8” Tube
Features
System includes integrated sediment filter to remove suspsended particles and integerated carbon filter to improve taste and odor
It is a light-commercial RO system rated at up to 200 GPD under its specified test conditions. Actual production depends on pressure, temperature, feedwater, and recovery settings.
Q:
What treatment stages are included?
A:
The L1-200 uses a four-stage arrangement with prefiltration, membrane treatment, and post-treatment. Confirm the exact filter and membrane package for the selected variant.
Q:
Does the L1-200 include a booster pump?
A:
Yes. The system is described with a motorized pump plus pressure gauges, including a gauge for storage-tank pressure.
Q:
What is the difference between variants 207315-20H and 207351-20H?
A:
They are separate L1-200 configurations. Confirm the complete model suffix, electrical requirements, membrane configuration, and included hardware before ordering.
Q:
Does a 200 GPD rating mean it always makes 200 gallons each day?
A:
No. The rating is measured under defined conditions; colder water, lower pressure, higher dissolved solids, fouling, and backpressure reduce output.
Q:
What maintenance should be planned?
A:
Replace prefilters and post-filters on schedule, monitor gauges and product-water quality, and service membranes when normalized output or rejection declines.