Is this to replace the fileter in my furnace that filters the air into the furnace?
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Yes. It not only filters the air, but it is well made and easy to clean. I would say that it is well worth the money.
228197
this is for the return air filter on air conditioners, heaters as long as the size corresponds to the size you are replacing you are good to go
580531
These filters are for forced air furnaces. You must get the exact size that your furnace requires. Remove your existing filter to see what size it is.
423979
I use mine for the washing machine. There are a number of different filters that fit this.
860611
I bought this one as a replacement: Surround Air Intelli-Pro Spare HEPA Filter for XJ-3800 Series Air Purifier
1467306
I would use it. The filter is amazing and does a great job filtering the dust from my pellet stove.
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.
1761004
Shawn, the filter is 9 1/2 tall by 16 1/2 wide by 2 in thick....its a special air filtration filter. If you can find a furnace filter that size....you could use it, or buy the filter material and cut out your own....there is 2 cloth bag filters behind this filter. I have just been using a vacuum on my filter. Buy the Shop Fox , nice...does a decent joy....
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No. Wynn filters has excellent and superior replacement filters. Once the filters are swapped, this unit works wonderfully according to my dylos air meter. Just place the unit 1/3 along the wall with exhaust facing the farther wall and the air cycles around the room quickly.
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I believe so, check with your installer because this unit comes with two components,1: is the thermostat itself, 2: is a unit that connects at the furnace or AC unit.
1899882
Depends on how much the furnace runs, and the amount of particulates in the air. If you get one of these: G99 Air Filter Gage it will tell you when you should change the filter. When you're buying a filter this pricey, it will pay for itself.
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I would ask a HVAC professional. The answer really depends on your furnace and the airflow requirements. Dimensions are not the only thing to consider. HEPA filters are better at trapping particulates but they do reduce the airflow in a system designed for another type of filter. An HVAC guy can tell you if your furnace and blower can handle the reduced cfm.
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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.
259113
It should. I am not sure about the model # but my unit I use the filters in is a plug in one. There is one coerner notched out of the filter.
688477
I think you should need a basket for inserting the filter. Don't really know for sure. Should be able to get a replacement basket from Bunn.
700772
Yes, the filter is in the unit. Air escaping from the rear is proper. That is the air being vacuumed up in the front, catching the debris going thru the filter and passing out the back of the unit.
704509
Yes it is, the filter I have is to big for my machine, I need a smaller one
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I use mine in a wood shop. I replace the filter when it has a noticeable coat of dust (the noiceable coat-like a layer of sweepable dust on the workbench) on it.