Cabin Air Filter

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The cabin air filter is located in the heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system of a vehicle. A good filter traps airborne contaminants and all pollution, keeping the air pure and clean for passengers.

IMPORTANCE OF QUALITY PRODUCTS
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IMPORTANCE OF QUALITY PRODUCTS

A high quality filter captures particles and maintains air pressure and continuous flow in the vehicle. It will have a large capacity for holding allergens and other debris, including small particles like pollen and diesel carbon.

On the other hand, clogged filters lead to noisy or ineffective air conditioning systems, reduce fuel efficiency and causes condensation.

Click to Expand T-OPT KEY FEATURES
T-OPT KEY FEATURES
  • High filtration efficiency against pollen and diesel carbon
  • Minimal pressure loss after installation
T-OPT PACKAGING DESIGN
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  • B to C: Appealing to consumers
  • B to B: Bold colors that are eye-catching on display shelves (Red, Black, White)
KEY FEATURE: PRESSURE LOSS
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KEY FEATURE: PRESSURE LOSS

T-OPT’s cabin air filter exhibits low pressure loss indicating optimal air conditioning performance.

KEY FEATURE: FILTRATION AGAINST POLLEN
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KEY FEATURE: FILTRATION AGAINST POLLEN

T-OPT also displays a high filtration efficiency against pollen and other allergens so passengers will not come into contact with any such particles.

IMPORTANCE OF PERIODIC REPLACEMENTS
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IMPORTANCE OF PERIODIC REPLACEMENTS

It is recommended to replace CAF every 10,000km. However, if there is reduced airflow through the climate control system, persistent bad odors, reduced power output from the engine or window fogging, filters should immediately be replaced.

Replacement intervals vary. Kindly refer to the recommendations in your manufacturer’s manual and your vehicle’s maintenance records.