HEPA filter features a superior blend of synthetic fibre filter media, especially suited to keep all kinds of particulate matter out of grow-rooms and greenhouses

HEPA Greenhouse Intake Filter

Maintenance Tips

These high capacity HEPA filters need regular maintenance to keep them in top condition. Follow a once a month cleaning regimen to ensure years of trouble free service

Cleaning Instructions

-Remove filter and use a garden hose or shower nozzle to spray it down
-Spray off thoroughly from the inside and outside
-Shake out water and let dry
-Once dry reattach to fan using clamp

Available in 4” or 100mm, 6” or 160 mm, 8” or 200 mm, 10” or 250 mm, and 12” or 315 mm sizes these filters ensure entry to only high quality, clean air into your grow room and greenhouses.

The Organic Air HEPA filter has been developed using opposing dual cone technology that optimizes airflow even as it traps and filters out 90 % of molds, insects and bacteria. With the Organic Air Filter protection, your greenhouse or grow room provides just the kind of contaminant-free conditions your plants need to grow to their full potential. As HEPA filters need a large air flow, it is not recommended that you use an 8 inch filter with an 8 inch blower for instance. It would be much more beneficial to use an 8” filter with a 10” fan. HEPAs need the air flowing as fast as possible and in order to do this, you should step up the fan or blower size and use a duct reducer to attach your HEPA filter to the blower. Again, use a larger fan size than the HEPA filter size! More air equals more filtration with a HEPA. Please see flow charts for each model to see how much air is needed to adequately filter your area.

Installation Organic Air attaches to your fan or blower in three easy steps

-Slide the inlet collar over the inlet or outlet side.
-Secure filter by with clamp provided
-Tighten clamp with screw driver