Inline carbon filter recommendations?
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TintEastwood
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AC Infinity carbon filters worth a peek.
Doug Dawson
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PHAT carbon filters are great.
ComputerSaysNo
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Try to find one where you can easily remove the caps, so you can refill it with active carbon pellets when it needs to be renewed.
Some brands have the caps bolted on, there you would have to remove the bolts first (probably by drilling through them). In other brands they use regular screws to keep the caps in place. These are easily removed, then you can open the filter and exchange the coal pellets.
Refilling saves money and reduces waste.
Some brands have the caps bolted on, there you would have to remove the bolts first (probably by drilling through them). In other brands they use regular screws to keep the caps in place. These are easily removed, then you can open the filter and exchange the coal pellets.
Refilling saves money and reduces waste.
Lol thank you. I said it once, didn't want to come off as a dick being repetitive
ComputerSaysNo
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You said you want to put it outside of the tent. Is there another reason why you need an inline filter specifically?
It's possible to use a non-inline filter outside the tent, on the exhaust side of the fan.
(What are "non-inline" filters even called?)
Also, have you considered just refreshing your existing inline filter by replacing the coal pellets? It's really not difficult after you got the thing open (if it's bolted you will have to remove the bolts by force and replace with screws).
It's possible to use a non-inline filter outside the tent, on the exhaust side of the fan.
(What are "non-inline" filters even called?)
Also, have you considered just refreshing your existing inline filter by replacing the coal pellets? It's really not difficult after you got the thing open (if it's bolted you will have to remove the bolts by force and replace with screws).
I use AC Infinity!