Can-Filter 100 Carbon Filter Without Flange - 840 CFM

Granular Carbon Odor Control for Exhaust Air - 840 CFM Rating

Unfiltered exhaust air can carry odors and gaseous contaminants out of your growing space. This filter uses a packed bed of granular carbon to capture them as air passes through, and it includes a prefilter to catch particles before they reach the carbon.

This unit suits growers running a mid-to-large exhaust fan in an indoor room or tent. It handles higher airflow than small hobby filters, and the flange is sold separately so you can match your ducting.

Key Features & Benefits

• Granular carbon packed bed — adsorbs odors and gaseous contaminants from passing air.
• Prefilter included — catches particles before they reach the carbon.
• Separate flange — pick 8, 10 or 12 in to fit your fan and ducting.
• Low pressure drop — the filter is rated at 0.75 in wg at maximum airflow, so fans work less against it.
• Made in North America — stated by the distributor.

Who Should Use Can-Filter 100

Use it if you run indoor cultivation with an exhaust fan and need odor control. It also works for recirculating air scrubbing in a closed room.

About Can-Filter 100

The Can-Filter 100 is a carbon filter rated to 840 CFM of exhaust airflow at 0.1 sec contact time. It handles up to 1660 CFM in recirculating scrubbing use. The carbon bed is 2.56 in deep, and the filter operates up to 176°F. It is sold individually without a flange.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does this filter include a flange?
A: No. The flange comes separate. Flanges are available in 8, 10 and 12 in sizes, so you can match your fan and ducting.

Q: What airflow should I run through it?
A: The recommended minimum is 420 CFM. The maximum exhaust rating is 840 CFM at 0.1 sec contact time. Running within that range gives the intended performance.

Q: Can I use it to scrub air inside a room?
A: Yes. The recirculating scrubbing rating is up to 1660 CFM. The exhaust rating is lower because exhaust use is rated at a set contact time.

Q: What is contact time?
A: Contact time is how long air stays in the carbon bed as it passes through. Longer contact generally allows better adsorption of odors and gases.

Q: What is the maximum operating temperature?
A: The filter is rated to 80°C (176°F). Keep exhaust air below that.

Q: Does it include a prefilter?
A: Yes. The prefilter helps keep particles out of the carbon bed.