Phresh HyperFan V2 EC Extraction Kit – CarboAir Filter

Powerful, quiet EC extraction with odour control built in

The Phresh Hyperfan V2 EC Extraction Kit strips heat, humidity and odours out of a grow tent or grow room in one setup, pairing the Hyperfan V2 EC inline fan with a CarboAir carbon filter. The V2 upgrades the original with a 9-pole brushless EC motor that delivers stronger airflow and higher static pressure under load while running noticeably quieter - so it keeps air moving even through a loaded filter and a long duct run.

What's Included

• Phresh Hyperfan V2 EC Inline Fan (non-silenced, in the size selected)
• CarboAir Carbon Filter (50mm carbon bed)
• 5 m ducting - combi or acoustic, as selected
• 2 x Jubilee Clips

Key Benefits

• High-performance EC fan with improved airflow and static pressure
• 9-pole brushless motor for quieter running and lower vibration
• CarboAir filter with a 50mm carbon bed for reliable odour control
• Energy-efficient EC technology that draws less power at part speed
• Compatible with G.A.S controllers via the Cable Pack 16 adapter for automated control

Heat build-up, stale air or lingering odours taking over?

Powerful lighting quickly creates heat and excess humidity, and without strong extraction this slows vegetative growth, hampers nutrient uptake and raises the risk of mould as flowering progresses. The Hyperfan V2's high static pressure keeps air moving efficiently through the carbon filter and ducting, exhausting heat and humidity while continuously drawing in fresh air, and the CarboAir filter neutralises odour for discreet growing and better flower density.

How to Use

1. Attach the CarboAir filter to the intake side of the fan with a short section of ducting.
2. Secure joins with the supplied jubilee clips.
3. Connect the remaining ducting to the fan outlet and route it outside the grow space.
4. Hang the fan and filter on rope ratchets or mounting straps.
5. Connect the fan to a G.A.S fan controller via Cable Pack 16 if you want automated speed control.
6. Size up slightly and run at lower speed for quieter operation and spare capacity in warm weather.