Rhino Pro Carbon Filter – Odour Control for Extractor Fans
Rhino Pro Carbon Filter – Odour Control for Extractor Fans
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Description
Odour control built on Australian RC412 activated carbon
Growing chillies, herbs and spices under lights produces strong smells that travel fast through a house. The Rhino Pro carbon filter tackles this at the extraction stage, scrubbing odour-laden air before it ever leaves your tent or room, and has been one of the best-regarded filters on the market for many years.
Stopping strong grow room smells escaping into the house
Rhino Pro filters are packed with Australian-mined RC412 carbon, among the best activated carbon available. The carbon is tightly packed and sealed into a high-efficiency airflow cylinder with a vortex cone in the base and a custom pore surface, giving maximum contact time between air and carbon. High-porosity carbon paired with a lightweight aluminium body keeps the filter compact and easy to mount compared with heavier steel alternatives.
Key Benefits
- RC412 Australian carbon - among the highest-grade activated carbon used for odour control
- Vortex cone design - drives air through the carbon bed for maximum transference
- Lightweight aluminium construction - easier to handle and hang than steel filters
- High-porosity, tightly packed bed - effective, long-lasting odour capture
- Full size range - matched to fans from small to large extraction setups
How to Use
- Fit inline with your extraction fan and ducting so air is scrubbed before it exhausts outside
- Match airflow rates of fan and filter - an under- or over-sized pairing weakens odour control and shortens the life of both
- Fit the pre-filter sleeve and replace it periodically to protect the carbon bed
- Support the filter's weight from the frame rather than letting ducting take the strain
Technical Specifications
- Type: activated carbon filter
- Carbon: virgin Australian RC4-12, machine packed
- Carbon pore size: 0.02 micron
- Body: lightweight aluminium mesh, 51% open area
- Top and base: 6 mm aluminium with a coned internal base
- Pre-filter type: Dacron sleeve, machine-washable
- Pre-filter care: change every 3-6 months
- Lifespan: up to 2 years
| By size | 4" 100x300 - 350m3/hr | 5" 125x300 - 500m3/hr | 6" 150x300 - 600m3/hr |
|---|---|---|---|
| Max airflow | 350 m³/h | 500 m³/h | 600 m³/h |
| Carbon bed | 50mm | 50mm | 50mm |
| Carbon | RC4-12 virgin Australian | ||
| Pre-filter | Included | ||
| By size | 6" 150x600 - 900m3/hr | 8" 200x400 - 800m3/hr | 8" 200x600 - 1125m3/hr |
|---|---|---|---|
| Max airflow | 900 m³/h | 800 m³/h | 1125 m³/h |
| Carbon bed | 50mm | 50mm | 50mm |
| Carbon | RC4-12 virgin Australian | ||
| Pre-filter | Included | ||
| By size | 10" 250x600 - 1420m3/hr | 10" 250x1000 - 1900m3/hr | 12" 315x600 - 2440m3/hr |
|---|---|---|---|
| Max airflow | 1420 m³/h | 1900 m³/h | 2440 m³/h |
| Carbon bed | 50mm | 50mm | 50mm |
| Carbon | RC4-12 virgin Australian | ||
| Pre-filter | Included | ||
| By size | 12" 315x1000 - 3250m3/hr | 12" 315x1200 - 3600m3/hr | 14" 350x1000 - 3600m3/hr |
|---|---|---|---|
| Max airflow | 3250 m³/h | 3600 m³/h | 3600 m³/h |
| Carbon bed | 50mm | 50mm | 50mm |
| Carbon | RC4-12 virgin Australian | ||
| Pre-filter | Included | ||
Questions & answers
How long does a Rhino Pro last?
Up to two years.
How do I choose the right size?
Match the filter's airflow to your fan, as an under- or over-sized pairing weakens odour control and shortens the life of both. Sizes run from 4" (100mm, 350 m3/h) up to 14" (355mm, 3,600 m3/h).
How is it different from the Rhino Hobby?
Both use Australian RC412 carbon, but the Pro has a deeper 50mm carbon bed and a vortex cone base, and lasts up to two years rather than 9 to 12 months.
Does it come with a pre-filter?
Yes, a washable, replaceable pre-filter sleeve is included. Replace it periodically to protect the carbon bed.
How should I hang it?
Fit it in-line with your fan and ducting, and support its weight from the frame rather than letting the ducting carry it.
