AC Infinity Air Carbon Filter - 4"


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This AC Infinity Air Carbon Filter is designed for growers and hydroponic enthusiasts needing to eliminate odors and airborne chemicals from their grow tents and rooms. Its key benefit is the use of premium-grade Australian RC412 charcoal for superior absorption and longevity. A potential caveat is its specific airflow rating, requiring users to match it appropriately with their ventilation system.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | AC-DCF4 |
| Brand | AC Infinity |
The premium-grade Australian RC412 charcoal has a higher absorption rating and longer life expectancy compared to standard carbons. With proper use and pre-filter maintenance, it can last between 12-24 months, depending on the intensity of odors and environmental conditions.
Yes, this filter is designed to be used effectively in both intake and exhaust configurations. For intake, it helps purify incoming air.
The clothed pre-filter captures larger dust particles and debris, preventing them from reaching and clogging the carbon bed. This significantly extends the lifespan and efficiency of the carbon filter.
For optimal performance and to ensure sufficient air exchange, it is recommended to use an inline fan with a CFM rating of at least 210 CFM or higher. Using a fan significantly below this rating may reduce odor control effectiveness.
You will notice a decrease in odor control effectiveness. If odors begin to escape your grow space, or if you've used the filter for 12-24 months, it's likely time for a replacement.
No, only the clothed pre-filter is designed to be cleaned. The carbon element itself cannot be washed and must be replaced when saturated.
Check if the filter is correctly installed in the exhaust line and if the airflow is directed through it. Ensure the fan is running at an adequate speed (close to the 210 CFM rating). Inspect the pre-filter for excessive dirt; clean or replace it. The carbon may be saturated and require replacement if the filter is old.
This is normal as any filter will add some resistance. Ensure the pre-filter is clean. If airflow is severely restricted, confirm the filter is not clogged with debris and that the fan's CFM rating is sufficient to overcome the static pressure.
Inspect the filter for any dents or tears. If damage is significant, particularly to the mesh, the filter may need to be replaced to ensure proper function and prevent carbon leakage.
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