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AXEON TE-3012-500 RO Membrane 500 GPD 70 PSI 3" x 12" 211665
AXEON's TE-3012-500 (208802) RO membrane requires a minimum of 70psi of incoming water pressure with a maximum TDS of 250ppm. This membrane element offers reliability, high performance and consistent results for pump-less light commercial applications. All membranes are shipped dry for indefinite shelf life, are 100% vacuum integrity tested and can also be ordered as individually wet tested. The membrane is designed to fit 12" x 3" RO Membrane Housings such as the AXEON 208438 RO Membrane Housing.
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Q:
What is the rated production of the AXEON TE-3012-500 / 211665?
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The membrane is rated for up to 500 gallons per day under its specified test conditions. Actual production varies with feed pressure, temperature, dissolved-solids level, and membrane condition.
Q:
Which systems does the AXEON TE-3012-500 / 211665 fit?
A:
The catalog lists TE-3012-500, LP-350, LP-500, LP-700. Check the exact model or part number on the existing equipment before ordering AXEON TE-3012-500 / 211665.
Q:
What size and configuration should I verify?
A:
Confirm the existing part number and the 3-by-12-inch commercial element format before ordering. Also match the housing or twist-in head, seals, and any required flow-control components. AXEON specifies at least 70 psi inlet pressure and feedwater up to 250 ppm TDS for the stated operating condition.
Q:
How often should this RO membrane be replaced?
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A common interval is about 24 months, but incoming water quality, prefilter maintenance, and water use affect service life. Test product-water TDS and replace sooner if rejection or production declines.
Q:
Does a higher GPD rating always mean better performance?
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No. The membrane rating must match the system design, pressure, flow restrictor, and storage configuration. Installing a different capacity can upset the permeate-to-drain balance.
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What should I do after installing a new RO membrane?
A:
Confirm all seals and tubing connections, restore water slowly, check for leaks, and follow the system instructions for flushing before using the product water.