Cabin Air Filters

The cabin air filter, also called the air conditioning filter, is a key component in the vehicle air conditioning system. It is mainly used to filter dust, pollen, smoke, bacteria, mold, pollutants and other harmful substances in the air inside the car to ensure that the air quality inside the car is fresh and clean. The cabin air filter directly affects the breathing health and comfort of the owner and passengers, especially in areas with serious air pollution, where its role is even more important.

Function of cabin air filter
Filtering external pollutants: The cabin air filter can block dust, pollen, smoke, harmful gases in the air and other particulate matter from outside the car, thereby keeping the air in the car fresh.
Improving air quality: It can effectively filter harmful substances in the air and reduce the burden on the respiratory system of passengers in the car, especially for people with respiratory diseases such as allergies and asthma.
Preventing mold growth: In a humid environment, mold and bacteria are easy to grow in the air conditioning system. A good air conditioning filter can effectively prevent the growth of these microorganisms.
Improving the efficiency of the air conditioning system: A clean air filter element helps the air circulation of the air conditioning system, reduces the burden on the system, and improves the cooling and heating effects.