PM2.5 in-line duct Filter Box with Carbon & Hepa Filter

Short Description:

Filter boxes are used for air filtration in ventilation and air conditioning systems. The in-line duct filter boxes have easy to open covers with convenient quick release clips, enabling a quick and easy change of filter elements. Our standard ducting filter boxes are available to fit duct sizes from 100mm to 200mm diameter.Hepa filter Effectively block more than 96% of bacteria.

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Product Tags

Powerful purification

3 layers of filter: Pre-filter,carbon filter and Hepa-11

Hepa filter Effectively block more than 96% of bacteria

Friendly design

Easy to open covers with convenient quick release clips

Easy to install on top of the ceiling or wall

Applications

Supply and exhaust ventilation systems for commercial, office and other public or industrial premises.

Mounting at any angle to wall or ceiling is performed with fastening brackets supplied with the unit.

Our History

Mifeng is located in Foshan city, Guangdong province, China, the factory is with an area of 20000 square meters, more than 150 employees, 8 automatic assembly line. Mifeng have modernized standard workshops, including professional Assembly lines, motor manufacturing workshop and hardware workshop in the factory. We strictly implemented ISO9001: 2015 quality control standard and we have the automated and mechanized production equipment and advanced technological inspection equipment in the process of manufacturing and testing. At every stage, from raw materials to the end products we insist on results: Safety, efficiency, energy saving and environmental protection.

FAQ

How do filter boxes work?

In-line filter boxes can be mounted at any point in a duct run between ducts. The filter box has a male end spigot on either side which fit into the ducting (female end). Extracted air travels through the duct run and reaches the air filter box HVAC where it passes through a panel type filter. These filters remove contaminants from travelling further through the duct work, preventing them from reaching fans, coils, heating coils, and areas being ventilated.

How often should I change my HVAC air filters?

All filters need replacing and should be checked regularly. Filter life depends on the amount of particulate being captured.

If panel type filters are not properly attended to, they can easily become clogged and in turn preventing air flow. This loss of airflow can sometimes cause the system to overheat and could, over-time, lead to equipment breakdown or even fires. Changing the filters in your air duct filter box regularly is crucial for health & safety and a HVAC systems longevity.