No it will not block CO2.Does a carbon filter stop co2 from coming into the tent? I’ve seen mixed opinions on this and would like to have more opinions before I make a discussion. I was looking at something like this
I don’t want to stop co2 that’s why I was asking. I was hoping it wouldn’t stop co2 lolIt will not stop co2 from entering the tent and why would you want to stop co2?
I don’t want to stop co2 that’s why I was asking. I was hoping it wouldn’t stop co2 lol
I agree it’s not so much the carbon that I’m looking for. The room where my tent it in is a lived in room so I need a intake that’s not only effective but 100 percent light proof as well. I know I could do the s shape bend in the ducting but as I said it’s a lived it room so I want something clean looking.IMO there's not much of a point in having a carbon filter on the intake, usually the carbon filter is used to exhaust from inside the tent or room to get rid of the smell. If you want to filter your I take for particulates I'd just go with a hepa air filter or the like.
Do you have a link to the one you use?I just use a Merv 6 furnace filter. Blocks all the junk and pollen, spores etc. Just made a box and put an inline fan in the back hooked to venting that goes into tent.