• Specifications:
• Pipe Material: Aluminum
• Valve Material: Aluminum Alloy

• INCLUSIONS:

1x STAINLESS INLET HOSE 3ft 3/4”

1x BENT ALUMINUM PIPE

2x ALUMINUM PIPE 100cm 1”

2x ELBOW UNION

1x ELBOW UNION THREADED

3x BALL VALVE

2x T UNIONS

2x MALE X MALE 1”

1x PIPE TO MALE 3/4”

1x PIPE CUTTER

DIY Installation Guide

Piping Kit for the Deionizer System - ION-X Deionizer

Plan Your Layout First. Before installing anything, plan where each component will go on your wall.

Step-by-Step Assembly

Step 1 — Mount the ION-X Deionizer System

1. Locate wall studs using a stud finder.
2. Install the mounting bracket securely to the wall.
3. Hang the ION-X system on the bracket.
4. Ensure the unit is level.

This unit will be the center of your plumbing system.

Step 2 — Cut the Aluminum Pipes

Measure the distance between components.

1. Mark pipe length carefully.
2. Cut the aluminum pipe using a pipe cutter or saw.
3. Use the deburring tool to remove sharp edges.

Deburring is important to prevent leaks and ensure proper fitting.

Step 3 — Assemble the Hardline Piping

The kit uses 1-inch aluminum piping with union fittings.

Typical order:

Water Source → Ball Valve → T-Union → ION-X Inlet

Then:

ION-X Outlet → Union Elbow → Pressure Washer Inlet

Tighten fittings using the supplied spanner wrench.

The kit includes:

• aluminum pipes
• union elbows
• ball valves
• stainless adapters
• flexible inlet hose 

Step 4 — Install the Bypass Valves

The system usually has two valves.

These allow you to:

• run tap water directly
• or run DI water through the ION-X Filters

This saves DI resin when you don't need spotless rinse.

Typical use:

• Valves open → DI water rinse
• Valves closed → bypass system

Step 5 — Connect the Water Supply

Attach the water supply line:

Water Bib → Flexible Hose → Piping Kit Inlet

Quick-connect fittings are commonly used to make the connection easier. 

Step 6 — Connect the Pressure Washer

From the outlet of the ION-X:

ION-X Outlet → Hose → Pressure Washer Inlet

Now your pressure washer receives deionized water for final rinsing.

Step 7 — Leak Test

Before full use:

1. Turn on the water slowly
2. Check every connection
3. Tighten fittings if needed
4. Run water through the system

If no leaks appear, the system is ready.

Tips for DIY Installers

✔ Measure pipes before cutting



✔ Always deburr pipe edges



✔ Use thread sealant of Teflon on all NPT fittings



✔ Mount everything into studs (heavy when full of water)



✔ Keep valves accessible

Also remember that this setup is semi-custom, meaning pipe lengths and placement depend on your garage layout.