Commercial RO System for Drinking & Hydroponic Applications (1000 GPD - 4000 GPD)

The APEX EXPRT AquaGuard Commercial Reverse Osmosis System – your ultimate solution for pure, high-quality water in any business setting. Available in four different sizes – 1000 GPD, 2000 GPD, 3000 GPD, and 4000 GPD. Arrives fully assembled and undergoes rigorous testing and quality checks, guaranteeing unmatched performance before it reaches your business. We pride ourselves on delivering a reliable solution that meets the highest industry standards.

If you are not sure if this is the right system for you or have any questions, speak with one of our technical support agents at 1-(844)-338-5520.

RECYCLE WASTEWATER

The recycling valve allows you to reuse some waste water the system produces, helping you conserve water.

UP TO 99% CONTAMINANT REDUCTION

Effectively removes up to 99% of contaminants like heavy metals (arsenic, lead, iron, mercury, and more), harmful chemicals (fluoride, chlorine, chloramine), PFAS(forever chemicals), and plus 1000 more and reduces TDS (total dissolved solids)levels.

LOW ENERGY MEMBRANES

Enhance water purification with the efficiency of low-energy reverse osmosis membranes. Pure water, minimal energy.

STAINLESS STEEL HOUSINGS

Uses stainless steel membrane housing for durability & longevity.

More Features:

• Powder Coated Aluminum Frame
• Manual On and Off Control Switch
• Sediment & Dual Carbon Block Pre-Filters (10 Micron)
• Low Energy Membranes
• Fluid-O-Tech Brass Rotary Vane High-Pressure Pump
• Premium ODP High-Efficiency Carbonator Motor
• Stainless Steel Membrane Housing
• Stainless Steel Recycle & Concentrate Needle Valves

Proper Pre-Treatment is Recommended

A reverse osmosis system with proper pre-treatment, can extend the longevity of the system, safeguarding your investment. Pre-treatment is required for well water and regions with hard water. The Aquaguard offers two standard pre-treatment options and can be tailored to your specific needs. Give us a call for more details

Pre-Treatment Options:

EXPRT Chlorine, Chloramine, and Chemical Removal Filter

Using a heavy-duty catalytic carbon system is an excellent way to safeguard the RO membrane from damage, making it the ideal pre-treatment. Chlorine and other chemicals can damage the RO membrane, reducing its effectiveness and lifespan. The heavy-duty filter with carbon is designed to remove harmful chemicals such as chlorine and chloramine from water. In addition to chlorine and chloramine, this filter can also reduce pesticides, THM, TCE, PCB, pharmaceuticals, herbicides, VOCs, industrial solvents, and hundreds of other chemicals.

Features:

• Removes up to 99% of chlorine, and reduces chloramine, pesticides, and other chemicals.
• Protects the RO membrane from chlorine & other harsh chemicals.
• Heavy-duty, commercial-grade system.
• Carbon can last up to 1-2 years.
• Made from parts & media that comply with NSF/ANSI Standards.

EXPRT Water Softener for Removing Hard Minerals

Pre-treating a commercial reverse osmosis system with a water softener can provide various advantages. The performance and lifespan of the RO membrane can be improved by minimizing mineral buildup and scaling, which can negatively impact its efficiency. In addition, using a water softener can result in long-term cost savings by reducing the frequency of maintenance and replacement required for the RO membrane. It can also prevent harm to equipment and fixtures caused by hard water.

Features:

• Removes hard minerals to prevent scaling.
• Preserves the lifespan of the RO membrane by protecting it from scale buildup.
• Heavy-duty, commercial grade system.
• Water softening resin can last up to 2-3 years.
• Made from parts & media that comply with NSF/ANSI Standards.

Notes:

* Water storage tank required for residential home applications

* The RO System's production rate is widely adopted by the water industry as a standard measure. According to industry specifications, these ideal conditions consist of water with Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) of less than 2,000 ppm and a temperature of 77°F. If the TDS levels are substantially higher or the temperature is much lower, the system's production rate may be significantly affected.

* For TDS levels above 2,000 ppm, or if you reside in a region where the water temperature is significantly higher or lower than 77° degrees °F, we recommend consulting with one of our certified water specialists before selecting a system. In some cases, a pretreatment application may be required to attain your desired water treatment goals.