Air Box Junior Intake Filter (HEPA) - 10 x 13 x 13-in

Cleaner Intake Air for Your Grow Room - 10 x 13 x 13 In

Dust, pollen, spores and insects drawn in through an intake can stress plants and settle on equipment. The Air Box Junior HEPA intake filter cleans incoming air before it reaches your cultivation space. The distributor describes it as using a MERV 13 filter to remove airborne particles down to 0.3 microns.

At 10 x 13 x 13 in, this single unit fits a compact to mid-sized indoor space. It suits home gardeners and small commercial rooms that want filtered intake air without a large filtration system.

Key Features & Benefits

• MERV 13 filtration — captures fine airborne particles such as dust, pollen, spores and mold.
• Standard 10-in duct connection — fits common ducting setups.
• Replaceable filters — you replace the filter media instead of the whole unit.
• Pre-filter included — the pre-filter catches larger debris first.
• Home or commercial use — works in residential and commercial rooms.

Who Should Use Air Box Junior Intake Filter

Growers who want cleaner intake air in a tent, room or other indoor cultivation space. It suits those who keep lights, lenses and hydroponic equipment free of dust and insects.

About Air Box Junior Intake Filter

The Air Box Junior Intake Filter (HEPA) is a grow-room air filter that measures 10 x 13 x 13 in and weighs 10 lb as shipped. It is sold as one unit, accepts standard 10-in duct and includes one pre-filter.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What size duct does it fit?
A: It accepts standard 10-in duct. Check your duct size before ordering.

Q: Does it come with a pre-filter?
A: Yes, one pre-filter is included. It catches larger debris before air reaches the main filter.

Q: What does MERV 13 mean?
A: MERV is a standard rating for how well an air filter captures particles. A higher number means finer filtration.

Q: Is it for home or commercial grows?
A: The distributor lists it for residential and commercial applications. It suits compact to mid-sized rooms.

Q: How does an intake filter differ from an exhaust carbon filter?
A: An intake filter cleans air entering the room by removing particles. An exhaust carbon filter treats air leaving the room to reduce odor.

Q: How many come in a sale?
A: It is sold as one unit.