Chemical Compatibility

Media Filtration System — Water/Aqueous

Strong evidence

Named chemicals

chlorinechloraminesironmanganesehydrogen sulfidesedimentheavy metalsorganicspH-depressed water (calcite correction)

What LibertyCES's vendor documentation shows

The AC-vs-CC distinction is the most useful selection fact here and is frequently missed: standard activated carbon handles chloramines poorly, which is why AXEON sells a separate catalytic carbon series (CC) specifically for chloramines. Any municipality that has switched from free chlorine to chloramine disinfection changes the correct answer from AC to CC. Also real and quotable: the Upflow Carbon line uses a Clack 1191 control valve while AC/CC/ZE use an unnamed 'Advanced' valve — a parts/service compatibility fact. Construction: solid-state microprocessor control, LED backlit display, adaptive regeneration cycles.

Materials documented for this service

Fiberglass tanks
Clack 1191 control valve (Upflow Carbon) vs an unnamed 'Advanced' control valve on AC/CC/ZE
NSF/ANSI 61 certified components
ISO 9001:2015 manufacturing

Products cited for this service

AXEON AC-Series (granulated micro-porous coconut shell activated carbon — chlorine, heavy metals, organics)AXEON CC-Series (catalytic carbon — chlorine plus chloramines)AXEON ZE-Series (zeolite — sediment/debris to 5 microns, high flow, pre-filtration)AXEON Upflow Granulated Carbon (NSF/ANSI-certified activated coconut shell carbon, Clack 1191 control valve)AXEON Katalox Iron Treatment SystemsAXEON Upflow Calcite (pH correction/remineralization)

Sourced to

data/vendor-sources/axeon-water-filtration-ion-exchange-disinfection-injection.md

Every material and product claim on this page traces to the vendor documentation listed above. Chemical compatibility depends on exact concentration, temperature, and duty cycle — confirm current specifications with the manufacturer and request a spec review before final specification.

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