Сarbon filter CF

A carbon filter is a filtration element that uses activated carbon to purify air from various types of pollutants, odors, and harmful gases.
The basic principle of a carbon filter is the adsorption of harmful substances on the surface of activated carbon. Activated carbon has a very large surface area due to its porous structure. Each carbon granule can have millions of pores that are capable of trapping pollutant molecules. When air or gases pass through a carbon filter, pollutants and odors are trapped on the surface of the activated carbon, while clean air passes through. Over time, the carbon filter becomes saturated with contaminants and its effectiveness decreases. Therefore, it needs to be replaced periodically. Contaminated air is cleaned by a cartridge filter and then by a carbon filter. This extends the life of the carbon filter. The service life depends on the type and intensity of use.