AC Infinity Air Carbon Filter 250mm with Premium Australian Virgin Charcoal for Inline Duct Fan, Odor Control, Hydroponics, Grow Rooms, 10-Inch

Delivered this morning installed in minutes absolutely incredible a major upgrade on my previous carbon filter. This is a game changer. Humidity dropped within seconds and extraction is on point. Highly recommended and incredible value for money.

This carbon filter is powerful and highly effective at removing smells from grow rooms or ventilation systems. The premium Australian charcoal works brilliantly, and the build quality is strong and durable. Easy to install and perfect for keeping air clean and fresh.

Not the cheapest but definatly worth it as its a quality product.

Excellent quality. AC infinity extractor fans are best available. I use the t100 and s100 and s150. Fantastic bits of kit. Low noise and low power consumption. Their Cloudray circulating fan is quite simply the best there is. Nuff said

Really top notch stuff. Packaging is premium, and well packed, and the goods are well made and look great. Just what i needed.

Product as per description. Quick delivery and it’s doing the job perfectly. What else you could want :)

I had used phresh carbon filters before deciding to try AC infinity’s offering. It does a good job, but not as good as the phresh filter. With the phresh filter you literally couldn’t smell anything at all until it started dying, but with the ac infinity it definitely lets a small amount of odour through. They’re basically the same price so I think I’ll be using phresh moving forward. Sorry AC infinity I love your products and have loads of your stuff, but the filters could be better

There is an issue with this product that will significantly affect some people that use it.... I am sensitive to VOCs. Painters used oil based paints and long story short, awful fumes and splitting headaches that made my house basically uninhabitable. In desperation I bought this filter and the fan to go with it. Judging by the comments this is not the predominant use case for this type of item, but according to my research this ought to be a solution for paint fumes. It partially seemed to help with the fumes, not that much.... however..... it seems that they used granular activated carbon for these rather than pelletized, with the result that the interior of my property is now completely covered in a fine layer of black pure carbon soot. This is a nightmare. It stains light fabrics, it turns into mud if water is used in the cleaning and the particles are so fine that they sink into a lot of surfaces and are extremely difficult to get out. Vacuuming doesn't get it all out. So I have an absolutely massive cleanup job ahead of me to completely remediate the damage that this product has done to my landlord's property, which was immaculate prior to this. TL/DR this product would be ok if you are "exhausting to the outside" and need to scrub the air, but if you use it in any sort of intake or recirc application, you absolutely will need a HEPA filter layer in between the cylinder and your environment, otherwise you will end up with . Super unhappy about this situation, maybe I missed something but I sure had no idea this was going to happen. It was my understanding that granular charcoal was used in aquarium filters and pelletized was used in air filtration systems, minimizing the soot.... maybe I had that wrong.