Secret Jardin DF16 Carbon Filter CTC80 - 2.0kg - 350 m3/h
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Tool-Free Odor Control for Grow Rooms - 350 m3/h Rating
Exhaust air from an indoor grow space carries odors and fine particles that you need to manage. This carbon filter is filled with CTC80 carbon and fitted with a pre-filter, so it treats air before it leaves the room. It clips onto the Secret Jardin ducting flange system in seconds without tools.
At 2.0kg of carbon and a 350 m3/h rating, this unit suits regular indoor growers running a mid-sized tent or room. Sold singly, it is easy to add to one setup or replace on its own.
Key Features & Benefits
- CTC80 carbon fill — a full carbon bed helps remove odors from exhaust air.
- Pre-filter included — it catches dust and coarse particles before they reach the carbon.
- Tool-free clip-on assembly — it attaches to the ducting flange system in under 5 seconds.
- 350 m3/h rating — it matches fans sized for mid-range airflow.
Who Should Use Secret Jardin DF16 Carbon Filter
Indoor growers who already use, or plan to use, the Secret Jardin ducting flange system and want quick odor control on the exhaust line. It pairs with the DF16 Extractor.
About Secret Jardin DF16 Carbon Filter
Secret Jardin makes grow environment equipment. The DF16 Carbon Filter CTC80 is filled with CTC80 carbon, includes a pre-filter, and is sold as a single unit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How do I install it?
A: Clip it onto the ducting flange system. No tools are needed, and assembly takes less than 5 seconds.
Q: Does it include a pre-filter?
A: Yes. The pre-filter is included and helps keep dust off the carbon.
Q: What does CTC80 mean?
A: CTC80 is the type of activated carbon used in the filter bed. It is the carbon that adsorbs odor molecules from the air passing through.
Q: Which fan should I pair it with?
A: The manufacturer recommends the DF16 Extractor for the best fit. Check that your fan airflow is close to the filter rating.
Q: Is a carbon filter the same as a fan?
A: No. The fan moves air, and the filter treats it. You need both for an exhaust line.
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