AXEON HYDRO 750 Reverse Osmosis System 750 GPD

Name: AXEON HYDRO 750 Reverse Osmosis System 750 GPD
Brand: AXEON
SKU: 212261
Price: 1299.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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AXEON HYDRO 750 Reverse Osmosis System 750 GPD

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Part Number: 212261

Light commercial RO system produces 750 GPD of purified water for offices, food service, and retail use. Read More

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The AXEON Hydro 750 is a high-capacity reverse osmosis system rated for 750 production, built for demanding water treatment applications. Available as tankless, but recommend using with a pressure tank. Comes with both pressure switch and float. Sophisticated control interface enables continuous system diagnostics and performance tracking. Purpose-built for rapid deployment and reduced service intervals, this unit delivers consistent output with minimal operational overhead.

Superior Filtration Performance
At the heart of the Hydro RO Series is AXEON’s high-efficiency hyperfiltration membrane, capable of removing 96% or more of total dissolved solids (TDS) from feed water. This robust filtration dramatically reduces contaminants including heavy metals, chemicals, and dissolved solids delivering superior water quality for sensitive processes.

Flexible Production Capacities
The system is designed to meet a range of demand profiles:

Standard Hydro RO-750: Produces up to 750 gallons per day, ideal for medium-capacity water purification needs.

Includes

RO System

Filters

Installation Kit & Leak Detector

Features

System includes integrated sediment filter to remove suspended particles

Tankless Wall Mount RO System Design

Incoming and Outgoing Water Quality Monitoring

Automatic Flush Valve for Extended Membrane Life

Easily Removable Color-Coded Twist Cartridges

Quick Connect Fittings, Color-Coded Tubing and Quick-Connect Garden Hose Adapter

System made in the USA

Specs

5-stage, 750 Gallons Per Day
High Flow and Rejection Hyper Filtration Membranes
Leak Detector with Auto Shut Off
Float Valve Shuts Off the System When the Tank is Filled
Dimensions: 16” x 9” x 27”

Helpful Info & Downloads

Downloads

AXEON Hydro 750 Quick Start

AXEON Hydro 750 Spec Sheet

AXEON Hydro 750 Owners Manual

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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The Axeon Hydro 750 RO

"The Axeon Hydro 750 RO System seems to work fine until the water tank reaches full. The float switch is not an 'ON' or 'OFF' switch. It slowly closes when the tank reached full. As the water slows to a trickle the Axeon RO unit shuts off. Since the float valve is not completely closed the water pressure bleeds off and the RO unit starts again. It is like the water flow slows enough the trigger the unit to stop, but since the float valve in not completely closed, the water bleeds of and the RO unit starts again. This on and off cycling continues and it never seems to reach the full point to where the RO unit completely shuts off."

— Jerome P. (5/5)

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The Axeon Hydro 750 RO

"The Axeon Hydro 750 RO System seems to work fine until the water tank reaches full. The float switch is not an 'ON' or 'OFF' switch. It slowly closes when the tank reached full. As the water slows to a trickle the Axeon RO unit shuts off. Since the float valve is not completely closed the water pressure bleeds off and the RO unit starts again. It is like the water flow slows enough the trigger the unit to stop, but since the float valve in not completely closed, the water bleeds of and the RO unit starts again. This on and off cycling continues and it never seems to reach the full point to where the RO unit completely shuts off."

— Jerome P. (5/5)