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The Prima Klima Ø160mm 40cm carbon filter and its maximum air flow of 620m3/h is ideal for your indoor cultivation! It will eliminate all the annoying odors present in your box!
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The Prima Klima carbon filter, 160mm in diameter and max 620m3/h, is capable of neutralizing odors in your growing space by 99%!
Simply place it in your growing space, connect it to your extractor using a suitable sheath and that's it!
620m3/h
40cm high
Outlet diameter: 160mm
| Diameter - Ø | 160mm |
| Flow in m3 | 620 m3/h |
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The actual noise level of the Prima Klima charcoal filter Ø160mm - 620m³/h mainly depends on the associated fan, as the filter itself does not generate significant noise. In a micro-culture space of 0.5 m³, the perceived sound will therefore be primarily related to the fan used. Generally, fans compatible with this type of filter are optimized to limit noise, but without precise data, it is difficult to provide an exact figure. For a discreet setup, we recommend choosing a silent fan suitable for the size of your space.
The Prima Klima Ø160mm - L40cm - Max 620m³/h carbon filter is perfectly compatible with an extractor of the same flow rate, provided that the diameter is indeed 160mm. To maintain stable performance over the long term, it is important that the extractor can maintain this flow rate without excessive pressure loss. A slight margin above the filter's nominal flow rate is even recommended.
Finally, regular monitoring and replacing the activated carbon every 8 to 12 months ensures optimal and lasting efficiency.
The approximate pressure loss of the Prima Klima Ø160mm charcoal filter at 620 m³/h is about 150 Pa. This value reflects an optimized design to limit air resistance while ensuring efficient filtration.
To optimize performance and limit noise, it is advisable to choose a fan capable of supporting this flow rate and pressure loss, that is, a model generating at least 150 Pa of static pressure. Quality axial or centrifugal fans, specifically designed to be quiet, are ideal. Their technology allows for reduced vibrations while maintaining a powerful air flow, a crucial point for a balanced and discreet installation.
Therefore, prioritize a robust, quiet fan with a minimum capacity of 620 m³/h and adequate static pressure to ensure an efficient and durable operation of your filtration system.
The Prima Klima carbon filter Ø160mm with a maximum flow rate of 620 m³/h offers a significantly higher air processing capacity than a model of the same diameter with a flow rate lower than 400 m³/h. In a 1 m² grow space under LED lighting, this higher flow allows for better odor removal and more effective ventilation, especially if the plant density is high or if the lighting generates notable heat.
On the other hand, for low-density or well-ventilated cultivation, a filter with a flow rate lower than 400 m³/h may be sufficient while consuming less energy. The choice therefore depends on the intensity of your cultivation and your priorities in terms of efficiency and consumption.
When installing the Prima Klima Ø160mm carbon filter with an extractor having a maximum flow rate of around 620 m³/h, a reduction in flow rate of about 20 to 30% should be anticipated. This means that the actual flow rate after installation will be around 430 to 500 m³/h.
This decrease is related to the mechanical resistance created by the carbon filter, a classic phenomenon in horticultural ventilation. To compensate for this loss, it is advisable to use a slightly oversized extractor or to precisely check the flow rate once the filter is installed, in order to adjust the ventilation for optimal indoor climate.
The Prima Klima Ø160mm - L40cm - Max 620m³/h carbon filter is considerably oversized for a silent extractor of 150 m³/h in a 60x60x160 cm box. This setup is very effective as the air passes through the activated carbon more slowly, which increases its filtering power and significantly improves odor elimination.
A flow rate of 150 m³/h is more than sufficient to refresh the air in your space, and the filter, while powerful, ensures optimal filtration. The only constraint is that it may be a bit bulky in a small box, so be sure to check the fit.
The Prima Klima Ø160mm charcoal filter, with a maximum filtration capacity of 620 m³/h, is perfectly suited for a 60x60 cm micro-culture equipped with a 400 m³/h extraction. Its capacity far exceeds the flow rate of your extractor, ensuring effective odor filtration without the risk of overloading the system. It’s an excellent choice to ensure clean, odor-free air in your growing space.
For the Prima Klima Ø160mm - 620 m³/h filter, the exact pressure drop in pascals (Pa) at maximum flow rate is not specifically provided. Typically, these filters show a slightly higher pressure drop than some other types, particularly those filled with carbon granules, meaning that the extractor must exert a bit more effort.
This increased pressure can lead to higher energy consumption by the extractor, which in turn slightly reduces the efficiency in g/Watt. However, extractors compatible with these filters are often optimized to operate effectively despite this increased resistance, thus limiting performance loss.
For optimal efficiency, it is essential to pair this filter with an extractor appropriate for its operating pressure.
The Prima Klima Ø160mm - L40cm - Carbon filter - Max 620m³/h integrates perfectly with standard extractors of the same diameter 160 mm without requiring an adapter. As long as the diameter of the filter and the extractor match, installation is straightforward and efficient. However, if you use an accessory of a different diameter, an adapter will be essential to ensure a proper connection.
The Prima Klima Ø160mm - L40cm carbon filter, designed for a maximum air flow of 620 m³/h, offers a durability of about 12 months in intensive use before it begins to lose its effectiveness in odor neutralization. This filter includes a prefilter that captures dust and will prolong the life of the activated carbon if cleaned regularly with a vacuum cleaner.
To ensure optimal performance, it is recommended to completely replace the filter after one year, even if it is theoretically possible to recharge the activated carbon. This way, you ensure constant and effective odor filtration in your indoor growing space.
The Prima Klima charcoal filter Ø160mm - L40cm is perfectly compatible with a 160 mm extractor having a flow rate of less than 620 m³/h. It is designed to handle a maximum flow rate of 620 m³/h, with optimal efficiency around 475 m³/h. A lower flow rate does not compromise its performance and avoids excessive back pressure, ensuring both good filtration and increased longevity of the filter.
To optimize filtration with the Prima Klima carbon filter Ø160 mm - L40 cm (max capacity 620 m³/h), you should pair it with an extractor that has a nominal airflow close to 600 m³/h. This helps avoid excessive pressure loss and ensures effective filtration without overloading the filter.
An extractor significantly exceeding this airflow, such as an 800 m³/h model, could decrease the filter's performance and increase noise. Therefore, the best compromise is an extractor suitable for the 160 mm diameter with an airflow equal to or slightly below 620 m³/h.
The filter Prima Klima Ø160mm - L40cm - Carbon filter - Max 620m³/h is perfectly compatible with standard 160 mm diameter exhaust fans. This diameter is a common standard, ensuring optimal sealing and maximum performance between the filter and the extractor. By combining this filter with a Ø160 mm extractor, you benefit from guaranteed efficiency for air treatment and circulation in your setup.
The pressure drop level (head loss) on a 160 mm extractor capable of pushing 620 m³/h with the Prima Klima charcoal filter Ø160 mm - L40 cm is approximately 150 Pa. This value represents the resistance the filter induces at this flow rate, which is standard for this size and length of filter.
To ensure proper operation and maintain optimal flow, it is recommended to use an extractor that can provide a static pressure of at least 150 Pa to compensate for this loss and thus ensure effective and durable filtration.
To optimize the efficiency of the Prima Klima carbon filter Ø160mm - L40cm - Max 620m³/h without exceeding its capacity or significantly losing pressure, we recommend a fan with a nominal flow rate between 600 and 680 m³/h. Indeed, while the filter supports up to 620 m³/h, the resistance generated causes a drop in effective flow between 430 and 500 m³/h.
It is therefore essential to choose a robust extractor capable of providing this power while maintaining sufficient static pressure to overcome the pressure drop of the filter. For example, a Prima Klima inline fan Ø160mm with a maximum flow rate around 680 m³/h guarantees an ideal balance between performance and filter longevity.
Finally, a careful installation (with suitable ducts and sealing) as well as regular maintenance of the filter (changing the activated carbon every 6 to 12 months depending on usage) are essential to maintain this optimal efficiency over time.
The charcoal filter Prima Klima Ø160mm - L40cm is designed for a maximum flow rate of 620 m³/h, with optimal efficiency around 475 m³/h. At a flow rate of 600 m³/h, we are close to its maximum capacity, which results in an estimated pressure drop of 100 to 150 Pa. This range is typical for this type of filter and allows a good compromise between effective filtration and airflow.
To optimize performance without excessive loss, it is advisable to set the extractor a bit below 620 m³/h, ideally towards 475 m³/h. This reduces back pressure, prolongs the filter's lifespan, and maintains good air quality.
