LotFancy Pleated HVAC Filters, MERV 11, 6-Pack (19.75 x 19.75 x 0.75 inches)

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Maintaining Clean Air at Home or Business

To ensure clean air in your home or business, it is crucial to replace air filters regularly and dispose of old filters properly. The following information explains the importance of MERV ratings and provides guidance on choosing the right air filters for your needs.

Understanding MERV Ratings MERV (Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value) ratings measure a filter's ability to capture airborne particles ranging from 0.3 to 10 microns (μm) in size.

MERV 8 Air Filters These filters effectively trap 90% of the airborne particles typically found in the average home.

MERV 11 Air Filters These filters effectively trap 95% of airborne particles in a typical home.

MERV 13 Air Filters These filters effectively trap 98% of airborne particles in a typical home.

Selecting the Right Air Filter Size Before purchasing a replacement filter, consult your owner's manual or measure your existing filter to ensure you get the correct size. The filter's size should be clearly printed on the side.

Proper Filter Installation When installing a new air filter, ensure the arrow on the filter points towards the blower in your HVAC unit. If the filter is in a wall or ceiling, the arrow should point towards the wall or ceiling. Improper installation can cause the filter to collapse and damage your HVAC system.

Benefits of Timely Filter Replacement Replacing air filters regularly ensures your home has cleaner, healthier, and fresher air, which can help alleviate allergies and asthma. Timely filter replacement can also extend the lifespan of your HVAC system and reduce your energy bills.

Determining the Appropriate MERV Rating The optimal MERV rating for your home depends on your HVAC system and the size of your living space. You'll need to strike a balance between removing the maximum number of airborne contaminants and maintaining adequate airflow.

Frequency of Filter Replacement Replace your air filters every 30 to 90 days, with more frequent changes during peak heating and cooling seasons. Signs that it's time to change your filter include increased dust in your home, longer HVAC run times, and visible dirt on the filter.

Enhance Your Indoor Air Quality Our high-quality air filters, featuring a moisture-resistant cotton fiber and sturdy paperboard construction, provide superior filtration with an electrostatically charged pleated design. Upgrade to our MERV 11 or MERV 13 filters for maximum protection against dust, dander, pollen, and other airborne pollutants.

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