Rhino Pro Carbon Filter – Odour Control for Extractor Fans

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

Carbon: Australian-mined RC412 activated carbon
Body: lightweight aluminium with vortex cone base
Airflow range: 350 m3/h (100mm x 300mm) up to 3,600 m3/h (315mm x 1200mm and 355mm x 1000mm) in the sizes sold
Size range: 4 inch (100mm x 300mm) up to 14 inch (355mm x 1000mm)
Includes: pre-filter sleeve
Airflow, 100mm (4") x 300mm: 350 m³/h
Airflow, 125mm (5") x 300mm: 500 m³/h
Airflow, 150mm (6") x 300mm: 600 m³/h
Airflow, 200mm (8") x 400mm: 800 m³/h
Airflow, 200mm (8") x 600mm: 1,125 m³/h
Airflow, 250mm (10") x 600mm: 1,420 m³/h
Airflow, 250mm (10") x 1000mm: 1,900 m³/h
Airflow, 315mm (12") x 600mm: 2,440 m³/h
Airflow, 315mm (12") x 1000mm: 3,250 m³/h
Airflow, 315mm (12") x 1200mm: 3,600 m³/h
Airflow, 355mm (14") x 1000mm: 3,600 m³/h
Carbon bed depth: 50mm
Flange sizes: 100, 125, 150, 200, 250, 315 and 355mm
Pre-filter: Replaceable washable sleeve, included
Lifespan: Up to 2 years
Airflow, 150mm (6") x 600mm: 900 m³/h

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.