AIO Iron Media, Tank

The AIO Iron Media and Tank supplies the filtration bed and vessel for an air-injection iron filter, the media portion that does the work of trapping oxidized iron.

• Iron-removal media charged into a mineral tank for use in an air-injection oxidation (AIO) system
• Designed to filter the iron that has been oxidized by the air pocket in the control valve above it
• Chemical-free approach relies on oxidation and filtration rather than chlorine or permanganate feed
• Media and tank ship together, ready to top with a control valve
• Approximate shipping weight near 47 lb reflects the media charge
• Refreshing the media restores a filter that has lost capacity from years of iron loading

This component is intended for building or servicing a Connected Series AIO iron filter, either as a replacement media-and-tank or as part of a fresh assembly. Choose your tank size below and it is sized free to your water so the iron-filtering media volume matches your flow and iron level. It addresses dissolved iron by oxidation and filtration and is not a water softener; pair it with the matching control valve to complete the system.

Chemical-free iron removal

This media-and-tank package is set up specifically for iron removal in an air-injection system. As water enters, it passes through the oxygen pocket that the AIO valve maintains, which oxidizes dissolved ferrous iron into a solid form the media bed then filters out. The result is the removal of the rust staining and metallic taste that clear well water develops once iron hits the air in your plumbing, and it does so without potassium permanganate or chlorine.

Straightforward upkeep

Each backwash lifts the bed and rinses the captured iron to drain, so the system largely maintains itself. Iron concentration and pH drive sizing, so we match the media volume to your water test, ship the media and mineral tank together ready to charge, and help you set a backwash schedule that keeps iron staining from returning.

Reading your water first

Because iron shows up as ferrous (clear-water) or ferric (already rust-colored) depending on your well, and because pH strongly affects how readily it oxidizes, a quick water test is the best money you can spend before sizing. Send us those numbers and we will confirm the media volume, tank size, and backwash timing that will keep your fixtures and laundry stain-free.