DIY Carbon filter
฿390.00
Only 10 left in stock
Smart Air is excited to launch its Carbon Filter for the DIY 1.1 air purifier! Carbon filters are used for trapping unwanted smells, toxic fumes and other volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
However, they’re not good for trapping particulate matter like PM2.5, and that’s why they should be paired with an HEPA filter to provide a complete filtration of your indoor air.
| Your Purchase Includes | 1 × DIY Carbon Filter (fits DIY1.1 & Cannon) |
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| Colour | Black |
| Dimensions L × W × H (cm) | 30 × 1.5 × 30 |
Carbon filters traps unwanted smells, toxic fumes and other volatile organic compounds (VOCs). When polluted air passes through the filter, the high surface area of the activated charcoal traps the unwanted gases.
Do I still need a HEPA and a Carbon?
Yes, activated carbon is not very effective at filtering particulate pollution such as PM2.5. It is better to include a HEPA filter for a complete filtration of your indoor air.
It is also recommended to refrain from using a carbon filter along with a HEPA on the Original as the air flow rate is not sufficient. Instead, if you think you have a serious VOC problem, it is possible to exclude the HEPA filter.
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Does everyone need a carbon filter?
Not necessarily, as not all homes have dangerous levels of harmful gases or VOCs that would call for a carbon filter. VOCs are more common in homes:
- with recent home renovation or repainting
- with smoke or other offensive odors
- near a source of gas pollution like a factory
If you have inflammation or asthma symptoms, you may also consider using a carbon filter.
Not sure if you have a VOC problem?
You can run a “poor man’s VOC test” by sniffing the air where you air. If you can smell any plastics smells, or the kind of smells you get in a new car, off paint, or from new furniture, you may well have a VOC issue.
Additional information
| Weight | 1 kg |
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| Dimensions | 30 × 1.5 × 30 cm |
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