Merck, ZLX0EDI10, Elix® Electrodeionization (EDI) Module

Name: Elix® Electrodeionization (EDI) Module
Brand: Merck
SKU: ZLX0EDI10

Size:1 ea, Water purification by electrodeionization (EDI) at 10 L/hr

Catalog Number: ZLX0EDI10

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Water Purification Cartridges

Pack Size1 ea

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Description

General description
The Elix® electrodeionization (EDI) module is designed to continuously deionize water following reverse osmosis (RO). The Elix® module aids in delivering superior quality pure water consistently and reliably, without any maintenance at a flow rate of 10 L/hr.
Application
The Type 2 water produced post RO-EDI treatment meets the needs of many general laboratory applications (e.g. sample preparation, buffer and reagent preparation, glassware rinsing), and as feed for equipment and instruments (e.g. autoclaves, dishwashers, weathering and stability test chambers, clinical analyzers and slide stainers, hydrogen generators and ultrapure water systems).
Features and Benefits
Genuine replacement part for the Elix® EDI Module - ZLX0EDI10
Efficiently removes remaining ions from RO-purified water to produce constant-quality pure water, regardless of feed water quality (conductivity, CO2 levels) or RO cartridge performance.
Eliminates the need for hazardous chemical regeneration procedures, replacement of costly resins, changing DI cartridges, or adding softeners.
Reduces maintenance time, ensuring low and predictable running costs.

Legal Information
ELIX is a registered trademark of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany

Specifications

General

NACRES	JA.13
UNSPSC Code	41104200
packaging	pkg of 1 unit
manufacturer/tradename	Elix®
parameter	10 L/hr flow rate
unit H	33 cm (13 in.)
compatibility	for use with Elix® Essential

FAQs

Question: What is the rated flow of the Elix EDI Module?

Answer:10 L of treated water per hour.

Question: What treatment step precedes the EDI module?

Answer:Reverse osmosis pretreatment of the feed water.

Question: Does the EDI process require conventional acid/base resin regeneration?

Answer:No. The module operates through continuous electrodeionization rather than routine chemical regeneration.

Application Note

The Merck Elix Electrodeionization Module is a replacement purification unit for continuous deionization of reverse-osmosis-treated water in a compatible Elix laboratory water system. Its nominal 10 L/h production capacity corresponds to the module's rated water-treatment flow. Electrodeionization uses an electrically driven separation process to reduce dissolved ionic contaminants after reverse osmosis, helping produce Type 2 pure water for instrument feed, media preparation, and general laboratory operations. Unlike a conventional exchange-resin cartridge that must be chemically regenerated or replaced after exhaustion, the EDI process supports continuous ion removal during normal operation. Install the module only in the specified system configuration and preserve the inlet-water quality required by the treatment train. After service, evaluate conductivity or resistivity, flow, and other system performance checks before releasing water for critical analyses. This product is an EDI module, not a complete Elix water purification system, storage tank, or reverse osmosis membrane.

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