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Secret Jardin DF16 CTC80 Carbon Filter 150 m³/h

Secret Jardin DF16 CTC80 Carbon Filter 150 m³/h

Clicks onto the DF16 system and handles 150 m³ per hour. The smallest of the three CTC80 versions.

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Carbon filter for 150 m³/h holding 1.0 kg of CTC 80 carbon. Body 16 cm across and 14 cm long, with the DF16 click fitting.

A joint with no clamps, tape or tools

The connection is what distinguishes this filter, more than the carbon inside it. On an ordinary filter you slide ducting over a flange, secure it with a worm clamp and tape the seam. That works, but it is where air leaks and where you do not see it leaking.

The DF16 system does it differently. The flange holder is fixed in the tent wall, and the extractor and filter click straight onto it. No clamp and no tape are involved, and taking it off is as quick as putting it on.

That gives you three practical things. No tools, so assembly and stripping take seconds. An identical connection every time, so there is no seam that seals better on one occasion than another. And you can take the filter off without mess to inspect or replace it.

The trade-off is commitment: this filter fits DF16 and not any flange. If you are building from mixed parts of different brands, a filter with an ordinary flange connection is handier.

Technical Specifications:

  • Flow: up to 150 m³/h
  • Carbon type: CTC 80, 3 mm granules
  • Carbon fill: 1.0 kg
  • Diameter: 160 mm
  • Build length: 140 mm
  • Coupling: DF16 click fitting
  • Tools: none needed

Frequently asked questions

Do I still need clamps?
Not for this joint. Further along your run, where ducting meets a flange, yes.

Can I fit it to another brand's flange?
No, the click fitting is specific to the DF16 system.

Does it hold securely?
Yes, the catch engages all round. Check that it clicks audibly when fitting.

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