Can Fan Can-Lite Filter - 14-in Flange - 2200 CFM

Odor Control for Mid-Size Grow Rooms - 2200 CFM Rating

Exhaust air from an indoor cultivation space carries odor that can reach neighbors and the rest of the building. This carbon filter treats that air before it leaves the room. It uses a bed of granulated carbon, a built-in flange for ducting and a prefilter to protect the carbon from dust.

At a 2200 CFM recommended maximum, this unit suits growers running a mid-size room or tent with a matching inline fan. Smaller spaces can use a lower-rated model in the Can-Lite series, while larger rooms may need a higher rating or several filters.

Key Features & Benefits

• Built-in 14-in flange — connects to 14-in ducting without a separate adapter.
• Granulated carbon bed, 2 in deep — gives exhaust air contact time with the carbon to reduce odor.
• Aluminum top and bottom — gives the unit a durable, rigid build.
• Open perforated design — supports airflow with low resistance.
• Prefilter included — helps keep dust off the carbon.

Who Should Use Can-Lite Filter 14-in 2200 CFM

Home gardeners and licensed commercial growers with small to mid-size rooms who need quiet, discreet exhaust. It suits grow rooms that already use 14-in ducting and a fan sized to the filter rating.

About Can Fan Can-Lite Filter

Can Fan makes the Can-Lite series of carbon filters for small to mid-size spaces. This model has a 14-in built-in flange, a recommended maximum of 2200 CFM, a prefilter and an 18-in outside diameter. It is sold as a single unit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What duct size does this filter fit?
A: It has a built-in 14-in flange, so it fits 14-in ducting directly. Use a reducer if your ducting is a different size.

Q: What does the CFM rating mean?
A: CFM is cubic feet per minute, a measure of airflow. The 2200 CFM recommended maximum is the most air the filter should handle for effective filtering. Pair it with a fan that does not exceed that.

Q: Does it include a prefilter?
A: Yes. The prefilter catches dust before it reaches the carbon, which helps the carbon work longer.

Q: How hot can the air be?
A: The maximum operating temperature is 80°C (176°F). Typical grow-room exhaust sits well below that.

Q: How big is it?
A: The unit is about 19.5 in wide and long and 43.2 in tall, including packaging dimensions. Plan for ceiling or floor clearance before you install it.