AXEON Zeolite 1665 Water Filtration System, 110V

Filter Sediments and Debris to 5 Microns With the AXEON Zeolite 1665 System

Sediment, rust particles, sand, and debris in a water supply can clog irrigation emitters, foul RO membranes, and damage pump components. Zeolite filtration removes these physical contaminants without requiring cartridge replacement on a fixed schedule — the media can be backwashed to release accumulated sediment and regenerate for continued use.

The AXEON Zeolite 1665 filtration system uses zeolite as the filtration media, removing particles down to 5 microns while maintaining the high flow rates that commercial grow facilities require. The system is designed for minimal maintenance and compliance with industry standards, and treats both municipal and well water sources effectively.

Key Features & Benefits

• Zeolite filtration media — natural zeolite provides physical sediment filtration down to 5 microns — capturing sand, rust, silt, and debris from the water supply.
• 5-micron filtration depth — removes particles 5 microns and larger from the flow, appropriate for pre-filtration ahead of RO membranes and UV systems.
• 16 x 65 inches tank — the 1665 tank size provides the media volume for commercial grow facility flow rates and daily water throughput.
• Maintains high flow rates — zeolite media provides effective filtration without the pressure drop of cartridge-type filters — suitable for high-flow commercial systems.
• Backwashable media — the zeolite bed can be backwashed to release accumulated sediment and restore performance, reducing the need for media replacement.
• 110V system — designed for standard 110V electrical supply in North American commercial facilities.

Who Should Use the AXEON Zeolite 1665 Water Filtration System

Commercial grow facilities and water treatment operations that need to remove sediment, rust, sand, and debris from municipal or well water supply at high flow rates — using a backwashable zeolite media system that minimizes ongoing cartridge replacement costs.

Zeolite vs. Sediment Cartridge Pre-Filters

Traditional sediment cartridge filters must be replaced periodically when they accumulate particulate. Zeolite tank systems can be backwashed to release accumulated sediment and restore filtration performance, making them more cost-effective at commercial flow volumes where cartridge replacement costs add up. The 1665 tank is sized for commercial flow rates that would exhaust cartridge filters rapidly.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the zeolite media regenerated?

Zeolite filtration systems are backwashed — flow is temporarily reversed through the media bed to release accumulated sediment into a drain. Backwash frequency depends on sediment load in the feedwater; establish a schedule based on your source water quality.

Does zeolite filtration remove dissolved minerals or only physical particles?

Zeolite filtration primarily removes physical particles (sediment, rust, sand). Some zeolite grades also have ion exchange capacity for ammonium and certain minerals, but the primary function of this system is physical sediment reduction down to 5 microns.

What is the difference between the 1252 and 1665 system?

The model numbers reflect tank dimensions — the 1252 has a smaller tank (12 x 52 inches) and lower media volume; the 1665 is larger (). Choose based on the required flow rate and daily water throughput of your facility.

Can I use this system before an RO membrane?

Yes — zeolite sediment filtration is an appropriate first stage before RO membranes, removing physical particles that would otherwise foul the membrane. Follow with activated carbon pre-filtration (for chlorinated water) before the RO stage.