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- Eliminates 99% of VOCs
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Carbon Filter Ø125mm 480m3/h - Rodwin...
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Technical data sheet
Features detailed
| Weight (kg) | 2,7 kg |
|---|---|
| Compatibility | Extracteurs Ø125mm de 301-500m3/h |
| Flow rate (m³/h) | 480 m3/h |
| Height (cm) | 30 |
| Estimated duration of action | 18 |
| Carbon type | RC-48 australien vierge |
| Diameter (cm) | 20 |
| Pre-filter included | Oui |
| Pressure drop | 100-250 Pa |
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Frequently asked questions
Your questions
Can this Rodwin 480m³/h carbon filter be used in parallel with a second filter for two ventilation circuits without compromising the desired depollution performance?
Yes, it is possible to use this Rodwin 480m³/h carbon filter in parallel with a second filter for two ventilation circuits. To maintain optimal depollution efficiency, each filter must be paired with a fan adapted to its flow rate, with a well-balanced system so as not to reduce pressure or suction power. Properly distributing the airflow helps maintain performance on each circuit.
Does the maximum air volume of 480 m³/h correspond to optimal system operation, or is it recommended to slightly oversize it to limit pressure loss and extend the filter's lifespan?
The maximum air volume indicated at 480 m³/h for this carbon filter corresponds to its recommended maximum capacity for optimal efficiency. However, to limit pressure loss and ensure a longer filter lifespan, it is recommended to slightly oversize the ventilation system. Thus, by using an extractor with a slightly higher nominal flow rate, you avoid constantly running the activated carbon at full capacity, which maintains effective filtration and extends the filter's longevity.
What is the real cost in lighting and ventilation to keep this Rodwin 125mm filter at 480m³/h running continuously for 1 year?
To keep the activated carbon filter Rodwin Ø125mm 480m³/h continuously running, the main cost comes from the associated fan, which consumes about 50 W in continuous operation. Over a whole year (24/7, 365 days), this amounts to about 438 kWh of electricity.
With an average electricity rate in France of around €0.18 per kWh, the annual cost related to ventilation is approximately €79.
On the other hand, the filter itself does not consume electricity and does not require specific lighting. The cost of lighting will depend entirely on the system you use for your cultivation and cannot be assessed without precise data on the power and duration of use.
What is the maximum electrical consumption for a flow rate of 480m³/h with this Rodwin charcoal filter Ø125mm?
The maximum electrical consumption related to a Ø125mm 480m³/h Rodwin Ventilation charcoal filter mainly depends on the fan used with this filter, as the filter itself does not consume electricity. For a flow rate of 480 m³/h, an appropriate fan must be selected, with consumption typically varying between 30 and 70 watts depending on the model and its efficiency. For an accurate estimate, consult the technical specifications of the fan associated with your installation.
Is the Australian RC-48 activated carbon certified to recognized standards guaranteeing its real effectiveness in reducing VOCs and odors over time, or is it a marketing argument without tangible proof?
The Australian RC-48 activated carbon is known for its good absorption capacity and long lifespan, making it an interesting choice for filtration. However, there is no specific certification or published tangible proof guaranteeing its specific effectiveness in reducing VOCs and odors, beyond its general reputation.
In summary, its use relies more on the well-known qualities of Australian activated carbon rather than on strict standardized validation. It is a high-performance material, but without an official label certifying its exact performance in this context.
What is the average pressure drop (in Pa) of the Rodwin ventilation activated charcoal filter 480m3h at maximum flow and its impact on the energy efficiency of the ventilation system?
The Rodwin Ventilation activated charcoal filter Ø125mm for a maximum flow rate of 480 m³/h has an estimated pressure drop between 100 and 250 Pa. This range is typical for activated charcoal filters of this size and flow rate, although the precise value for this model is not officially disclosed.
Thanks to its optimized design — notably the conical bottom and the 53% open steel mesh — the pressure drop is reduced compared to a standard filter, which limits the effort required from the fan. Nevertheless, the inherent resistance of activated charcoal imposes an additional load, moderately increasing the electrical consumption of the ventilation system.
To maintain satisfactory energy efficiency, it is therefore essential to use an appropriate fan and to regularly replace the filter, on average every 18 months.
What is the recommended frequency for cleaning or replacing the washable cotton pre-filter of the Rodwin Ventilation 480m3/h activated charcoal filter to maintain optimal filtration performance?
To achieve optimal performance of the washable cotton pre-filter of the Rodwin Ventilation Ø125mm 480m³/h activated charcoal filter, it is advisable to clean it regularly, as soon as it becomes visibly dirty or clogged, generally every 2 to 6 weeks depending on the environment. If the pre-filter is damaged or can no longer be effectively cleaned, it should be replaced.
This frequency may vary depending on the amount of dust and particles in your growing environment, but regular visual checks help maintain optimal airflow and filtration efficiency.
This frequency may vary depending on the amount of dust and particles in your growing environment, but regular visual checks help maintain optimal airflow and filtration efficiency.
What extractor power do you recommend to fully benefit from the Rodwin Ventilation 480m³/h charcoal filter with a diameter of 125mm?
To fully utilize the Ø125mm 480m³/h Charcoal Filter - Rodwin Ventilation, it is essential to pair it with an extractor that has an air flow close to 480 m³/h. This flow ensures optimal odor filtration. Also, make sure to choose an extractor compatible with a 125 mm diameter to guarantee a perfect connection and avoid any loss of efficiency.
What is the recommended interval to change the Australian RC48 activated carbon in this 480m³/h activated carbon filter under intensive use in continuous cultivation?
For the Australian RC-48 activated carbon filter Ø125mm 480m³/h under intensive use and continuous cultivation, it is recommended to regularly monitor the efficiency, particularly by the appearance of odors, and to consider replacement as early as 12 months. However, the maximum recommended usage duration remains 18 months. This timeframe may vary according to the organic load and humidity of the space, so adaptation to the context is essential to ensure optimal filtration.
What is the ideal frequency for cleaning or replacing the cotton prefilter of this Rodwin 480m³/h charcoal filter in an intense indoor growing environment?
For a Rodwin charcoal filter Ø125mm 480m³/h in an intense indoor growing environment, the washable cotton prefilter should be cleaned every 2 to 6 weeks, as soon as it shows signs of dirt or blockage. If the prefilter is too worn or cannot be cleaned properly anymore, replacement is necessary to ensure optimal filtration.
Is integration possible with home automation system to control the charcoal filter in real time and automate the management of vapors and odors?
The Charcoal Filter Ø125mm 480m³/h - Rodwin Ventilation does not directly integrate with a home automation system for real-time control. However, it is possible to automate the management of vapors and odors by connecting this filter to a smart fan or a control module compatible with your home automation system. This device would allow you to adjust the airflow according to your needs, thus offering optimized management.
For a turnkey solution oriented towards home automation, consider pairing this filter with a controllable ventilation system, such as a fan with an integrated controller. Don’t hesitate to explore our fans equipped with electronic control for better integration and automation of your setup.
What cleaning or replacement frequency of the washable cotton pre-filter do you recommend to maintain optimal efficiency of the Rodwin 480m³/h charcoal filter in a dense growing environment?
To maintain optimal efficiency of the washable cotton pre-filter of the Rodwin Ø125mm 480m³/h charcoal filter in a dense growing environment, it is recommended to clean it regularly as soon as it becomes visibly dirty or clogged. In practice, a cleaning every 2 to 6 weeks is appropriate depending on the concentration of particles present.
If the pre-filter is worn or can no longer be cleaned effectively, replacement is necessary to ensure good filtration and preserve the performance of the charcoal filter. The latter is generally replaced every 18 months to maintain optimal efficiency.
What replacement frequency do you recommend for the activated carbon RC48 to ensure optimal filtration and prevent any decrease in performance in an indoor growing environment?
To ensure optimal filtration with the RC48 activated carbon filter Ø125mm 480m³/h in an indoor growing environment, we recommend replacing the activated carbon every 12 months with intensive use. You can extend this period up to 18 months maximum, but it will greatly depend on the organic load, dust, and humidity, which accelerate saturation. Regularly monitor residual odors, a sign of decreased efficiency, necessitating an early replacement. Don't forget to clean the pre-filter every 2 to 6 weeks to preserve the lifespan of your filter.
What frequency of replacement or maintenance do you recommend to maintain optimal efficiency of the Rodwin Ventilation charcoal filter 480m³/h without affecting air circulation or purification?
To maintain optimal efficiency of the Rodwin Ventilation charcoal filter Ø125mm 480m³/h, it is recommended to replace the filter every 12 to 18 months, depending on usage intensity and environment. Also, remember to regularly clean the pre-filters every 1 to 3 months to ensure good air circulation and prevent it from harming purification. Regular maintenance helps maintain an excellent balance between effective filtration and stable air flow.
Is a 480m3h charcoal filter suitable for micro cultivation 60x60cm?
The Rodwin Ventilation charcoal filter Ø125mm with a flow rate of 480 m³/h is perfectly suited for a micro cultivation of 60x60 cm. This flow rate corresponds well to the needs of a space of 0.36 m², ensuring efficient air renewal and good odor management. Just make sure to pair it with a compatible Ø125 mm air extractor with a similar flow rate to guarantee optimal filtration.
Is the Rodwin 480m3h charcoal filter compatible with a standard 125mm extraction for indoor growing?
The Rodwin Ø125mm 480m³/h charcoal filter is perfectly compatible with a standard 125mm diameter extraction for indoor growing. Its 125mm steel flange allows for a direct connection to a standard ventilation duct, ensuring a simple and effective installation.
With a maximum flow rate of 480 m³/h, it fits well with exhaust fans of equivalent power, ensuring good air circulation while filtering over 99% of odors thanks to its high-quality Australian activated charcoal.
Electricity consumption of the Rodwin 125mm 480m³/h activated carbon filter in watts to optimize consumption efficiency?
The Rodwin Ventilation Ø125mm 480m³/h activated carbon filter is a passive element that does not consume electricity. The consumption therefore depends solely on the fan used to pass air through the filter.
For a flow rate of 480 m³/h with a diameter of 125 mm, a suitable extractor generally consumes between 20 and 70 watts. By choosing a high-performance model, you can aim for an optimized consumption of around 30 to 40 watts, ensuring a good balance between efficiency and energy savings.
To optimize your installation, favor a well-sized fan, perform regular maintenance, and replace the filter every 18 months to avoid overconsumption due to clogging.
What is the recommended replacement frequency for this Rodwin Ventilation 480m³/h charcoal filter based on its use in hydroponic cultivation?
For the Rodwin Ventilation Ø125mm 480m³/h charcoal filter in hydroponic cultivation, the recommended replacement frequency is on average about 18 months for standard use. This ensures effective odor filtration in an appropriate space.
However, in case of high humidity or intensive use, it is advisable to regularly check the efficiency of the filter and plan for a more frequent replacement, between 6 and 12 months, or even every 3 to 6 months if necessary. Also remember to regularly clean the washable pre-filter to preserve the lifespan of the activated charcoal.
Is the Rodwin 480 m³/h charcoal filter sufficient for a micro-culture of 60x60 with 125mm extraction?
For a micro-culture of 60x60 cm with a Ø125 mm extraction, the Rodwin 480 m³/h charcoal filter is perfectly suitable. Its maximum flow rate far exceeds the usual requirements, which are around 150 to 250 m³/h for this space, thus providing effective extraction and a good safety margin.
With its Australian active carbon RC-48, it ensures high-quality odor filtration, while its washable cotton pre-filter makes maintenance easy. Therefore, this filter is a reliable and efficient choice to ensure optimal air renewal in your growing space.
What criteria should be considered when choosing between the Rodwin Ventilation 125mm 480m³/h charcoal filter and a model with a higher capacity in an indoor cultivation filtration system?
To choose between the Rodwin charcoal filter Ø125mm 480m³/h and a model with a higher flow rate, you should especially consider the correspondence between the filter's flow rate and that of the extractor fan. The filter flow rate should be around 20-25% higher than that of the fan to avoid any restrictions and ensure effective filtration without excessive energy consumption.
The size of the filter (125 mm here) should match the diameter of the ducts and the fan to maintain flow and limit losses. A higher flow rate provides greater filtration capacity but also a higher pressure drop, which can increase electricity consumption.
For example, the Rodwin filter is ideal for a system with a fan around 380-400 m³/h. For crops requiring strong air renewal or a larger volume, a filter with a higher flow rate will be better suited, provided that the fan can support the additional load.
Finally, regular maintenance of the pre-filter and periodic replacement are essential to maintain performance.
How to maintain the cotton pre-filter of this carbon filter to ensure optimal filtration without reducing its lifespan?
To maintain the cotton pre-filter of the Rodwin Ventilation Ø125mm 480m³/h carbon filter, it is essential to clean it regularly as soon as it is visibly dirty or clogged, that is, every 2 to 6 weeks depending on the ambient pollution. This frequent cleaning preserves good air circulation and protects the activated charcoal from becoming dirty.
The pre-filter can be gently washed with water without using aggressive products, in order not to damage the cotton fabric and to maintain its effectiveness. If the pre-filter becomes too worn or does not clean properly, it must be replaced to avoid damaging the carbon filter itself.
Regular maintenance limits pressure loss, prevents overloading of the fan, and extends the lifespan of the filter, estimated at about 18 months.
What is the noise level generated by the Rodwin Ventilation 480m³/h charcoal filter during its continuous operation and its impact on comfort in a grow room?
The Rodwin Ventilation 125mm 480m³/h charcoal filter does not have a precisely indicated noise level, but due to its optimized design (conical bottom, open steel mesh), it limits pressure loss, thereby reducing the effort required from the fan and the overall noise of the system.
Its noise impact will also depend on the fan used upstream and the acoustic insulation of the room. Regular maintenance of the pre-filter is essential to avoid any overpressure that could increase the noise.
In return, it offers effective filtration, eliminating over 99% of odors and VOCs, significantly improving the olfactory comfort in the grow room.
In summary, this filter combines performance and discretion for a healthy and comfortable environment, provided that a suitable fan is chosen and the filter is properly maintained.
What periodic maintenance do you recommend for the cotton pre-filter to ensure optimal efficiency of the Rodwin Ventilation 480m³/h carbon filter in a growing space?
To ensure optimal efficiency of your washable cotton pre-filter for the Rodwin Ventilation Ø125mm 480m³/h carbon filter, it is recommended to clean it regularly, every 2 to 6 weeks, or as soon as it becomes visibly dirty or clogged. This frequency will depend on the environment of your growing space.
If the pre-filter shows signs of wear or can no longer be cleaned properly, it should be replaced to preserve the quality of filtration and maintain good airflow. As for the carbon filter, it is recommended to replace it approximately every 18 months to maintain its performance.
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