Carbon Filters by AC Infinity — Australian RC412 Charcoal, 4 to 12 Inch
Carbon Filters by AC Infinity — Australian RC412 Charcoal, 4 to 12 Inch
Carbon Filters by AC Infinity — Australian RC412 Charcoal, 4 to 12 Inch
Carbon Filters by AC Infinity — Australian RC412 Charcoal, 4 to 12 Inch
Carbon Filters by AC Infinity — Australian RC412 Charcoal, 4 to 12 Inch
Carbon Filters by AC Infinity — Australian RC412 Charcoal, 4 to 12 Inch
Carbon Filters by AC Infinity — Australian RC412 Charcoal, 4 to 12 Inch
Carbon Filters by AC Infinity — Australian RC412 Charcoal, 4 to 12 Inch
Carbon Filters by AC Infinity — Australian RC412 Charcoal, 4 to 12 Inch
Carbon Filters by AC Infinity — Australian RC412 Charcoal, 4 to 12 Inch
Carbon Filters by AC Infinity — Australian RC412 Charcoal, 4 to 12 Inch
Carbon Filters by AC Infinity — Australian RC412 Charcoal, 4 to 12 Inch

Carbon Filters by AC Infinity — Australian RC412 Charcoal, 4 to 12 Inch

AC-DCF-4

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Carbon Filters by AC Infinity run Australian virgin RC412 charcoal rated at 1200+ IAV, packed into a 38mm bed behind dual-sided galvanised steel mesh with reversible aluminium flanges. Five sizes from 4 inch (210 CFM) to 12 inch (1668 CFM) so you can match the filter to your inline fan without overpaying for capacity you will never use. Each one ships with two machine-washable pre-filter cloths and two hanging straps. This is the part of your build that decides whether the neighbours ever find out.

Australian RC412 Virgin CharcoalRated 1200+ IAV. Iodine adsorption value measures how much odour the carbon can actually hold — recycled charcoals typically sit well below this.
38mm Bed, Wide MeshThe thick bed and high microporosity give a large working surface area, while the wide mesh opening keeps adsorption high without strangling your airflow.
Reversible Aluminium FlangesFlip the flange to even out wear across the carbon bed and prolong the working life of the filter before replacement comes due.
Built for Humid RoomsRust-resistant galvanised steel mesh with a powder-coated gunmetal finish. Made to sit in a flowering tent at high RH and keep its structure.
Five Sizes, 210 to 1668 CFM4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 inch flanges to match standard inline fan diameters from a single tent up to a full commercial room.
Intake or ExhaustWorks in either configuration. Most tent builds sit the filter on the intake side of the fan for negative pressure; sealed rooms often run it on exhaust.

Specifications

Carbon Type
Australian Virgin RC412
Carbon Grade
1200+ IAV
Carbon Bed Thickness
38mm
Mesh
Dual-sided galvanised steel, rust-resistant
Finish
Powder-coated gunmetal
Flange Material
Aluminium
Flange Design
Reversible
Mounting
Intake or exhaust
Sizes Available
100mm (4"), 150mm (6"), 200mm (8"), 250mm (10"), 300mm (12")
Max Airflow by Size
4" 210 CFM · 6" 410 CFM · 8" 770 CFM · 10" 1249 CFM · 12" 1668 CFM
Dimensions (4" model)
33.3 x 17.7 cm
Flange Length (4" model)
3.7 cm
Model Code (4")
AC-DCF4
Included
2x machine-washable pre-filter cloths, 2x hanging straps
Warranty
2 Years (AC Infinity)
Getting the most out of your filter
  • Wash or swap the pre-filter cloth every 4 to 6 weeks in heavy use. A clogged pre-filter chokes airflow long before the carbon is anywhere near spent
  • Run the fan continuously through flower. Carbon only adsorbs while air is moving across it — an intermittent fan is how odour escapes
  • Flip the flange when you first notice odour getting through. It evens out wear across the bed and buys you working life before replacement
  • High humidity shortens carbon life. If you run a wet room, expect to replace sooner than a dry one and plan the budget for it
  • Match the filter to the fan diameter, not to your tent size. Oversizing without a reducer just costs money and takes up headroom

Setting It Up

1
Match the size to your fan. Pick the flange diameter that matches your inline fan — 4, 6, 8, 10 or 12 inch. Only go up a size if you are deliberately running a reducer to buy extra carbon capacity.
2
Fit the pre-filter cloth. Slide the sleeve over the outer mesh before anything else. It catches dust and particulates that would otherwise load up the carbon bed and cut its life short.
3
Hang it before you duct it. Use the two included straps to suspend the filter from your tent bars. Get it level and stable first — wrestling a hung filter into ducting is far easier than the reverse.
4
Duct to the fan intake. For a standard negative-pressure tent, air pulls through the filter, into the fan, then out. Keep the duct run short and the bends gentle — every elbow costs you airflow.
5
Run it and check by nose. Power up and confirm the tent walls pull inward slightly — that is negative pressure working. Step outside the room after a week and give it a fair sniff test — that is the only check that counts.

Pairs Well With

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I size the filter to my tent or to my fan?

To your fan. Match the flange diameter to your inline fan diameter so they couple directly without adapters. As a rough guide, a 1.2m tent usually runs a 6-inch fan and filter, a 1.5m tent an 8-inch, and commercial rooms 10 or 12 inch. The filter's rated CFM should meet or exceed your fan's airflow.

How long does a carbon filter actually last?

Typically 12 to 18 months of continuous running, but humidity is the variable that matters most — a consistently wet room will chew through carbon faster than a dry one. Reversing the flange evens out wear across the bed and extends the working life. When odour starts getting through and flipping the flange no longer helps, it is done.

Is RC412 charcoal actually better than cheaper carbon?

Yes. RC412 is an Australian virgin charcoal rated at 1200+ IAV — iodine adsorption value, the standard measure of how much odour a carbon can hold. Recycled and lower-grade charcoals rate considerably lower, which means less odour capacity per pass and a shorter service life. Virgin carbon also has more consistent pore structure, so airflow stays predictable.

Can I run the filter on the exhaust side of the fan?

Yes. The reversible flange design supports both configurations. Most tent growers hang the filter inside on the intake side of the fan, which keeps the tent under negative pressure so nothing escapes through seams or port ties. Exhaust-side mounting suits positive-pressure and sealed rooms.

Do I have to use the pre-filter cloth?

Yes, if you want the filter to last. The pre-filter catches dust and airborne debris before it loads into the carbon bed. Skipping it means the carbon clogs mechanically long before its adsorption capacity is used up. Two machine-washable cloths are included — wash or swap every 4 to 6 weeks under heavy use.

What comes in the box?

The filter, two machine-washable pre-filter cloths, and two hanging straps. Ducting, clamps and rope clip hangers are sold separately — if you are building the run from scratch, factor those in. AC Infinity backs the filter with a 2-year warranty.

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Keep it in the tent.

Australian RC412 charcoal, 1200+ IAV, in five sizes from 4 to 12 inch. Not sure which one matches your fan? Ask us before you order — it takes a minute and saves a return.

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