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RAM Carbon Filter - 200/600 (8") 850m³/hr

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RAM Carbon Filter - 200/600 (8") 850m³/hr

Premium RAM Carbon Filters - Grow Room Odour Removal / Air Filtration - Made with Quality RC412 Carbon

The RAM Pro Active Carbon Filter Range, made with premium RC412 carbon, is built with quality in mind. Each filter is packed with high quality carbon and sealed with expansion foam to keep compression and avoid odours escaping.

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RAM Carbon Filter - 200/600 (8") 850m³/hr

The RAM Pro Active Carbon Filter Range is a professional range of filters designed with the grower in mind.

Guaranteed to do the job – it is easy use, value for money and flexibility – this range is offered in a variety of sizes.

This filter uses virgin Australian RC412 Carbon, widely considered to be one of the superior carbons for air filtration. With its very low ash content (less than 13%), it is a virgin granulated product so it can be compacted very tightly, leaving no air spaces for organic compounds (odours) to escape.

The RAM Pro Active Carbon Filters feature a very high specification carbon pore size of 0.02 micron, making it far more absorbent of volatile organic smells and more ‘attractive’, so the odour elements stick like glue and become absorbed.

Inline drying and dehumidifying is used in the filling process to make sure the carbon is in peak condition before the filter is compacted and special expansion foam on the neck makes sure that the compaction rate of the carbon remains high at all times. Avoid lower quality filters with poor compaction that allow volatile smells to escape before contact with the carbon.