Will this filter be okay for a ten year old heat pump with the filter being used in a ceiling vent?
822746
If you use regular 20x25x1 Furnace filters in your heat pump, then I don't see why not. Just pay attention to the "Air flow direction" on the edge of this filter. I have convention furnace myself, I LOVE this filter. Cleans easy, and air quality has gone WAY up in the house.
822747
This filter should work anywhere a comparably sized "paper" filter would work. It is just cleanable and reusable.
2133706
I measured the filter that was in my Grande Hot Tub and compared the measurements to the various filters offered by Amazon. You will need to compare the length, the inner diameter of the opening and the outside dimension. You can always buy one and see.
1293076
It should, but be sure it is the same size. 10 micron will filter more, may clog more quickly.
2060849
You should be all right. There's a gauge on the system that tells you if the pressure is good enough. The Better the pressure the more efficient the filter is
346528
I am not familiar with your particular furnace but I wouldn't think a filter of this type would cause any overheating.
1872519
I use it for my heat pump filters. As long as your furnace filtration uses this size (with 1 in. depth) it should work. Says "Ideal for high-velocity heating/cooling systems".
626283
Yes, should be fine. Just make sure you measure the depth and width of the filter chamber so you know which size filter pads to use. Change out the pads at least once a month
996972
dont think so.sounds like the filter needs cleaning,,,this is for the pipes going into a installed central unit.
977022
So long as the filter has compatible threads on its other side, it should work.
1871232
I would check with your insurance company and local codes......If OK, then I think as long as you do not obstruct vent in any way - cold water side only ( of coarse ) and fairly accessible for filter changing without water spilling on Hot water heater. I put one on my hot water = In-coming cold water which should help the water heater last longer....as sediment will shorten the heaters life.
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Hi Lexa: Please read my review where this was answered. Yes, I have checked with many and they nearly ALL agree that these "secondary filters" should only be used as necessary on a limited basis. As I mentioned previously, I would suggest only using one or at most two of these to help supplement the existing whole house filter you already should have in your HVAC system. I am only using one of these filters in our kitchen which seems to accumulate more debris. Many HVAC contractors insist that these secondary filters are unnecessary and limit airflow making your fan motor work harder. This could result in decreased life expectancy for your system. My strong recommendation is to change your regular whole-house filter at 30-60 day intervals depending on your use. Hope this helps!
915273
I do not see any reason why it shouldn't.If the heater is constantly used and is quite old, you should consider a replacement.
1043016
The filter is advertised to fit, and fits as well as any we have used in the furnace unit It has foam strips on 4 sides which allow for a sealed fit with over 1/2 inch of of variation due to foam compressibility.
1511105
Not sure. I'm using it for a portable a/c vent into ceiling space. It is kinda thin and doesn't seem durable enough for a furnace vent
940653
I've had this filter for a few years and I just vacuum it out with my Miele hepa vacuum. No problems so far.
1830770
if you have an above ground/ standard depth, yes - should be fine; it's a great filter - worth every penny.
1782842
that is for a heat pump,if you don"t have one don't worry about it. it work fine.