Panel filter Activated carbon
Activated carbon panel filters are specially designed not only to filter dust and dirt from the air, but also to absorb odours, gases and volatile organic compounds (VOCs). The activated carbon layer in the filter has an exceptional ability to neutralise pollutants, making them ideal for applications where odour control and gas removal are crucial. Whether in commercial kitchens, industrial environments or healthcare facilities, activated carbon panel filters ensure cleaner, fresher air quality and a healthier working environment.
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Specifications
| Filter class ISO 16890 | ePM2,5 65% - ePM2,5 70% |
| Filter class EN 779 | G4 - F7 |
| Frame options | Galvanised steel, cardboard or plastic |
| Recommended terminal resistance | 250 Pa |
| Maximum temperature | 80°C |
| Maximum relative humidity | 100% |
Customisation?
An activated carbon panel filter is available in various sizes, so it perfectly suits your specific needs. The frame can be made of galvanised steel, but cardboard or plastic is also possible. We offer the flexibility to customise the filter, so you always get the best solution.
What is an activated carbon panel filter?
An activated carbon panel filter is a type of air filter that contains a layer of activated carbon in addition to the traditional filter material. Activated carbon has the unique property of absorbing gases, odours and volatile organic compounds (VOCs), making the filter particularly suitable for applications where odour control or gas removal is necessary.
This type of panel filter is often used in situations where, in addition to dust removal, the air quality in terms of odour and chemicals also needs to be improved.
What are the advantages of a panel filter made from activated carbon material?
- Odour and gas absorption: Activated carbon is extremely effective at absorbing unpleasant odours and harmful gases.
- Improved air quality: In addition to filtering dust and dirt, it also helps improve overall air quality by neutralising harmful substances.
- Ideal for special applications: Suitable for environments where odour control or chemical air pollution is required, such as kitchens, laboratories and industrial settings.
- Long service life: Activated carbon filters last longer in applications that specifically require odour or gas removal, resulting in less frequent replacements.
- Efficiency at low air resistance: Despite the extra layer of activated carbon, the filter continues to work efficiently without significant air resistance, minimising energy consumption.
Where is a panel filter made of carbon material used?
- Commercial kitchens: To filter cooking odours and grease vapours, ensuring a cleaner and healthier working environment.
- Industrial applications: In factories and production environments where harmful gases or chemicals are released that need to be filtered.
- Air treatment systems in hospitals and laboratories: To remove pollutants from the air that could be harmful to patients or research environments.
- Living and working spaces: For odour removal in buildings such as offices, shops or hotels where a pleasant smell is important for the comfort of residents or visitors.
- Clean rooms: Where both dust and polluting gases or vapours can affect air quality and need to be filtered.
Panel filters with activated carbon are the ideal solution for environments where, in addition to removing particles, air pollution from odours and gases must also be effectively controlled.