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RESPRO® MASKS
Need a new filter? Picture of a dirty filter next to a clean mask filter
DOES YOUR FILTER LOOK LIKE THE ONE ON THE LEFT? 
IF SO, IT'S TIME FOR A NEW ONE

We have three kinds of filters:

DACC (City filter/ Metro filter / Xtreme Urban filter)
Hepa-Type (Sports filter / Cinqro sports filter / Allergy particle filter)
Combination filter (Techno filter / Cinqro Urban filter / Allergy chemical/particle filter)

FILTER TYPE 1.
The DACC filter is used for the removal of Acid gases and Organic vapours associated with vehicle emissions. It has a particle filtration layer that removes PM10 but is not sub micron.

FILTER TYPE 2.
A Hepa-type filter, gives the user sub micron particle filtration only. It is a filter that targets physical particulates only (PM2.5 and sub micron particulates, i.e. less than 1 micron AKA ultra fine particulates). As it is a single layer of filter media it has a lower inhalation resistance and is good for hay fever sufferers and those people (urban trainers) who want to keep the fine respirable exhaust dusts from entering the lungs, but still feel as though they can push to the limit.

FILTER TYPE 3.
Combination filter gives the user both sub micron particle filtration with gas and vapour filtration. It is a combination of the City filter and the Sports filter. The sub micron filtration capability of the Sports filter means that it is able to trap particles less than one micron in size combined with the City filter for vehicle exhaust gases. This combination is the perfect filter for general urban pollution attributed to cars, buses and lorries.

A woman wearing a blue Respro® Allergy Mask

Q. How often does the filter need changing?

A. The effective working life of Respro® filters depends on a number of factors, such as; the breathing rate of the user; ambient levels of pollution; the length of time the filter is actively working; hygiene levels. Taking these factors into account we recommend that the filter should be replaced every month or every 69 hours, whichever is sooner.
Filter change detail. A close up of a valve being pushed through a mask filter.
HOW TO CHANGE THE FILTER

You can use any of these filters in our masks. Make sure you buy the same size filter as your mask.

Changing the filter is easy. Watch a video tutorial to learn how to change the filter in a Respro® Mask.
VIDEO TUTORIALS
Have you seen our most recent video tutorials? We keep adding new videos YouTube/ResproMasks.

HERE TO HELP
You can find many answers to Frequently Asked Questions on our website respro.com/faqs.

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