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Today we’re talking about some of the best carbon filter available.
If you’ve clicked on this article you’ve probably been asking yourself the same question, should I incorporate a carbon filter for grow tents or my grow room? And if so, what are the best carbon air filters?
Or you may even be wondering, does my grow tent even need a carbon air filter?
Well, the chances are you want to keep your grow room discreet, as well as odorless, which in turn will not only keep YOU happy, but most importantly your NEIGHBOURS happy, and hopefully unaware.
Maybe you need a 4 inch air carbon filter? Or how about a 6-inch carbon filter for grow rooms? Aluminum or steel frame?
As you probably already know, these features all play a big role in the performance of your carbon filter regardless of if you use it in a grow tent or grow room.
So If you’re looking to learn a bit more about carbon air filters or maybe searching for the best carbon filter for grow tents and grow rooms, then keep on reading.
What is Carbon Filtering?
Carbon filtering is a method of filtering which is used to remove contaminants and impurities from the air, using a chemical adsorption process.
A bed of carbon is used within the carbon filter to achieve the required results.
A single particle or granule of carbon provides a big enough surface area or pore structure to expose the contaminants to the active sites.
Just one gram of activated carbon is thought to have a surface area in excess of 3,000 m2 (32,000 sq ft).
Air carbon filter odor control is known to work via a process called adsorption, whereby contaminants and pollutants in the air are captured and treated inside the pore structure of the carbon substrate.
Activated charcoal carbon filters are extremely effective at removing particles, odors and such from the air, so are ideal for most indoor grow rooms or grow tents.
Product Quick Comparison
Our Reviews
First on our list is an impressive 6 inch carbon filter that, made by the company Terrabloom.
Whether a beginner or experienced grower, at some point along the way you’ll eventually hear the name Terrabloom.
They’re a well known trusted brand, and to be honest you can’t really go wrong when choosing a carbon filter made by Terrabloom.
In the 6″ premium carbon filter model you’ve got exceptional build quality and excellent materials used throughout. With the added bonus of a 90-day warranty if anything goes wrong or is not up to standard.
Terrabloom only uses top grade RC-48 charcoal carbon throughout all their carbon filters, which is usually sourced from Western Australia.
The bed in this particular Terrabloom filter is an impressive 46mm thick, added to this it’s been machine packed with extremely small granules.
That adds a massive 15% more carbon than what is normally seen in most carbon beds of economy grade filters currently on the market today.
As well as the above, this filter is rated up to 550 CFM, 1.8″ (46mm) RC-4/8 virgin carbon bed. Which is effective for up to 24 months of continuous use.
This particular Terrabloom filter has a 6″ duct opening and is 24″ length, it also includes 2 machine-washable pre-filters in black & white. All in all, it’s a top-quality 6″ carbon filter.
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This 4-inch air carbon filter is worth its weight in gold. Don’t sleep on this extremely affordable Growneer 4” carbon filter.
It has a 1050+ IAV virgin Australian raw carbon, which delivers maximum filtration effectiveness.
The reversible flange and base will also prolong its service life.
The increased lifespan and high-quality Australia virgin charcoal make this filter perfect for any grow room.
Keep your room clean while bringing in cleaner air flow to promote better plant health.
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Similar to other models, the Vivosun 4″ Carbon filter also comes with a pre-filter unit. This pre-filter unit will make sure that the air passing through the filter gets thoroughly cleaned.
The carbon charcoal used in this filter is commonly used in most filters. A unique attribute of this device is that the company Vivosun claims that its device will filter 100% of air flow at over 200 cfm.
Having a reversible flange means that there are two ways you can use this carbon filter. We also like this 4 inch carbon filter because it provides great value for the cost and a long two-year lifespan.
Keep in mind, this Vivosun carbon filter requires regular cleaning. Stay up to date with the maintenance to keep your filter in top shape.
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These 6 inch air carbon filters are easy to install and will remove most odors and nasties from the air. It will give you a clean air environment for your crop to be at it’s healthiest, which will allow your plants to thrive.
We love filters with the Galvanized steel frame, this makes them much more durable and longer-lasting. You definitely won’t regret this purchase.
This filter is machine packed and enables 99.8% air flow. We would say the best thing about this filter is its long lifespan. Being made from galvanized steel ensures it will last through germination, flowering, and harvesting.
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Built with an outstanding 50mm thick layer of carbon filter makes this the thickest of all the carbon filters out there in the market. This 4 inch air carbon filter is perfect for eliminating the odor coming from your precious plants.
Those dank buds won’t know what to do with all the fresh air. This Ipower carbon filter is also known to have a 53% open area.
This is important because it increases the airflow rate and delivers faster odor elimination. We know that you will really enjoy the extra thick premium carbon filter on this model.
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The 46 mm RC-48 activated, certified virgin carbon bed will soak up and eliminate some of the most undesirable odors and potentially harmful chemicals in the air.
The Aluminum frame allows for reduced weight but also reduced durability. Machine packing the carbon bed means a higher volume of carbon and less movement.
We like the claim by the manufacturer that the filter comes sealed, bagged, boxed and labeled directly after being manufactured for optimum life span, handling, and presentation.
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Recap
There you have it, a comprehensive guide to some of the best carbon filter for grow rooms on the market today.
Hopefully, this article will help you choose the best carbon filter for grow tents or grow rooms.
But if you’re still unsure, why not click back to our homepage, click on the product tiles and take a look through our hand-picked selection of some of the best carbon filters available.
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