A whole-home filtration system becomes part of the property's incoming water supply, so the way it is positioned and installed matters.
NEXA considers the home's pipework, available space and practical installation requirements before the system is professionally installed.
Whole-home filtration is installed on the incoming water supply before water continues through the home's plumbing.
That means the installation is not simply about choosing a convenient place for the cabinet. The property's existing pipework, access, available space and practical servicing requirements all need to be considered.
Every property is different. That is why NEXA assesses the potential installation position before recommending how the system should be installed.
The assessment helps identify a practical installation approach before work begins.
We consider where water enters the property and how the whole-home filtration system can be incorporated into the incoming supply.
The location and layout of existing pipework can influence where the filtration system can be practically positioned.
The installation needs sufficient space for the filtration hardware, enclosure and future access for servicing.
Practical access is considered for installation as well as future filter replacement and servicing requirements.
Where possible, positioning is considered with the aim of creating a clean and practical finished installation.
Household water use and the homeowner's filtration goals form part of the overall recommendation.
Installation follows the assessment and recommendation process, so the proposed position and filtration approach have already been considered.
The proposed system position and practical installation requirements are confirmed for the property.
The whole-home filtration system is professionally incorporated into the property's incoming water supply.
The filtration components sit behind the purpose-designed NEXA external enclosure.
After installation, the system operation and future servicing requirements can be explained to the homeowner.
The external cabinet provides the finished appearance while protecting the filtration hardware installed behind it.
Designed to capture sand, rust, silt and fine particulate material before water continues through the remaining filtration stages.
Designed to reduce chlorine, taste, odour and selected waterborne compounds from the incoming household water supply.
Designed to help reduce scale formation and mineral build-up around household fixtures and plumbing.
Nexa Select uses three full-size filtration housings built around a 20" × 4.5" filtration platform.
The system treats water at the point it enters the property before the water continues through the home's plumbing.
Once installed, the whole-home system sits on the incoming water supply and treats water before it continues through the home.
The NEXA enclosure helps protect the filtration components while creating a cleaner finished appearance than exposed filtration housings alone.
NEXA currently offers Nexa Select in Horizon White and Eclipse Black finishes.
Like any filtration system, filter media requires replacement and maintenance over time.
Replacement intervals can vary depending on household water use and local conditions.
NEXA can provide ongoing guidance on servicing and future filter replacement so the system can continue operating as intended.
Common questions about how NEXA whole-home filtration systems are installed and maintained.
Book a free in-home water assessment and let NEXA review your household's water concerns, filtration requirements and potential installation approach.