Dust Filter for PHANTEKS Enthoo Evolv ATX Power Supply, DEMCiflex DF0894

DEMCiflex DF0894 dust filter is designed for the PHANTEKS Enthoo Evolv ATX case power supply opening. This replaceable mesh filter fits the bottom-mounted PSU intake area and reduces the amount of dust entering the power supply and lower case compartment. By limiting dust accumulation on the PSU fan and components, the filter helps maintain airflow efficiency and supports cleaner internal conditions during extended operation or after system upgrades and maintenance.

Advantages

The DEMCiflex mesh uses fine, flexible material that captures airborne particles while allowing unrestricted airflow appropriate for a PSU intake. It is a removable and replaceable accessory that simplifies cleaning compared with direct vacuuming inside the case. The filter's form factor is matched to the Enthoo Evolv ATX power supply opening to ensure a secure fit and maintain the original airflow path.

Suitable for

• PHANTEKS Enthoo Evolv ATX cases with a bottom-mounted power supply
• PC builds where reduced dust accumulation in the PSU is desired
• System maintenance or upgrades requiring an easily removable PSU intake filter

Key specifications

• Type: Removable mesh dust filter for PSU intake
• Material: Fine flexible mesh designed for particle capture while maintaining airflow
• Compatibility: Sized for the bottom power supply opening of the Enthoo Evolv ATX chassis
• Mounting: Replaceable insert compatible with existing PSU intake area

How to use

Turn off the computer and disconnect power before accessing the lower compartment. Remove the case's bottom panel or PSU shroud as required by the Enthoo Evolv ATX layout, then slide or position the DEMCiflex mesh into the PSU intake opening so it sits flush with the case cutout. Reassemble the panels and restore power. For cleaning, gently remove the filter and use compressed air or hand wash according to the manufacturer's care guidance, then ensure it is fully dry before reinstallation.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the filter regularly (for example, during routine maintenance every 3–6 months) and clean earlier in environments with higher dust levels. Replace the filter if it shows signs of damage or permanent clogging to preserve PSU cooling performance and maintain proper airflow.