Can this fan be used with a carbon filter? If so, can you recommend one that would pair with it nicely?
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It can definitely be used with a carbon filter. I have one in my room now scrubbing the air, it works great and is quiet. I highly recommend. This is the filter I paired it with, http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B005HT0GZ8
617111
Firstly, this depends on the cu. ft. that you are filtering. Short answer to this is, no. As much as i love this fan for pulling as hard as it does and remaining near silent, I feel like a carbon filter would really make this fan insufficent. I just recently ordered the the TD-150 for an upgrade and will be getting a carbon filter to suit it. Once recieved, i will still have good use for this fan, maybe as an intake.
617112
It can definitely be used with a carbon filter. I have one in my room now scrubbing the air, it works great and is quiet. I highly recommend. This is the filter I paired it with,
617113
Yes. I use one on mine. It works great. I bought a 4" 150CFM Hydroponic Air Carbon Filter Odor Control Scrubber for $40. The only problem is that the connection where the filter goes into the fan is the same exact size. I just butted it up together and put foil tape around it. Fan is well worth the money. And pretty quiet too.
617114
I made my own carbon filter with ~20oz of activated carbon. It could be used with any commercially available filter of the size (mine was 4"). I made my own because commercially available options did not meet my space requirements. The DIY filter worked wonderfully.
2019536
Replace with another 200mm fan, available from www.corsair.com. I believe the part number is CC600TW-200MM. You may find it here on amazon.
2091322
The Carbon in these filters is also virgin charcoal (this just means that the carbon has been treated). They are rated to last up to 1.5 years. The fan also comes with a 1 year manufacturer warranty.
2185977
the fan operates at 200cfm at high speed with a mouth of 4"diameter. You may use any filter but suction may reduce on type. This is a trial and error depending on your need.
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Hi Carol, there is an active carbon filter packed in it, active carbon does run out or better yet lose it's efficiency. They are reasonably priced a multi use personal air filter though and they work well.
610793
In that case I would return it for a credit and purchase another filter. I also use a PUR FM-3333 without problems. Felix Vermette
1812827
Could possibly work but filters reduce flow by almost 50% so a 50cfm fan may only be 25cfm with filter attached. You want an inline or squirrel cage type fan, not a square axial fan or duct booster. The best way is to double the cfms required and get a matching fan/filter, if you need 250cfm, get a fan/filter rated for 500cfms. Never get a fan with much higher cfms then what the filter is rated for or it wont reduce odor
2061843
I don't know for sure but believe it has no filter. Besides that, this fan is a case of form over function, so my advice would be to spend your money on something else
752673
As long as you have a really good filter before the fan I think it would be fine. Other than a whine due to the fan blade speed the fan seems to move a fair volume of air. I use one to move air from one room to another for my wood stove. For this purpose it does very well indeed. Hope this helps.
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Good question .. you can put a inline carbon filter on that helps + add prime regularly
724856
The fan does plug straight into a 120 plug. It comes with a mounting bracket for screwing and mounting to wood. I had mine and it worked great for a couple months and now its making a loud screaming almost even noise that is unbearable. I've contacted Amazon and the sent me to the supplier. Well the supplier wasn't any help they sent an E-mail with a lot of numbers and Chinese writing. I can't get anyone to help me out and I won't even turn the fan on anymore it's way to loud, but it worked. The carbon filter was and still is working great! Hope I could be of some help.
57077
You can use any carbon filter as long as the fan has a lower cfm rating than the filter that you attach it to. This fan would be great for a 110-150 cfm carbon filter.
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Probably since it comes with a filter cartridge and a basket for carbon granules..........also due to the large filtration capacity...take your pick as to what makes sense to you but it is an awesome filter and the only one I have used for years and years............
2061833
Yes, but I would recommend one. The arctic breeze fan is only around 8 bucks.worth it to protect your investment.
2185978
the fan operates at 200cfm at high speed with a mouth of 4"diameter. You may use any filter but suction may reduce on type.This is a trial and error depending on your need.
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It comes with "permanent HEPA Filter" which means you do not need to replace it only the carbon pre-filter needs to be replaced. I have used similar Honeywell units for over 5 years with the same filter. I just blow it out with a compressor or vacuum it once a year. One of the main reasons I bought this model was for the permanent filter.
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It should be fine for that I have light with inline fan on one and the carbon filter on another and there are three top rungs