Anybody have experience with any DC operated HEPA particulate filters that might help keep dust and pollen to a minimum? I'm considering if these might be worthwhile or a waste of money. I'm a non-smoker and non-pet driver but it's difficult keeping dust/pollen to a minimum just with basic house-keeping, especially in spring and fall months when I like to keep the windows down more often fresh air breeze.
I'm sure the expensive AC models would do a better job, but I understand there are a few DC models made for vehicles and RV's but am more then a little suspect of their real-world performance. I have an inverter (with remote power control) but don't like running it 24/7.
I also understand some trucks have a "cabin air filter" but these don't seem to be very efficient in my experience.
What about some sort of filter material that goes in front of the APU air intake (under the bunk mattress) that might better trap dust and pollen? Any ideas there?
HEPA Filter For Truck?
Discussion in 'Trucking Electronics, Gadgets and Software Forum' started by STexan, Sep 20, 2016.
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I had a HEPA little air purifier when I had an inverter setup at last company. I changed the filter every 6 months and cleaned it out every month. I left it running 24/7 in the truck and seemed to keep things clear inside.
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