20" x 25" x 5" AB Merv 11 Air Filter
Measure Twice for the Perfect Match:
Actual size: 19 3/4" x 24 1/4" x 4 7/8"
Take control of your indoor air quality with PeakAire’s MERV 11 Air Filter, designed to provide superior protection against airborne contaminants. Ideal for homes with pets, allergies, or urban environments, this filter is perfect for those who prioritize cleaner air and a healthier living space.
Breathe easier and enjoy better indoor air quality with the MERV 11 Air Filter. Its advanced filtration is an excellent choice for anyone looking to reduce harmful pollutants and allergens from their indoor environment.
Superior Filtration: This high-efficiency filter captures and removes a wide range of airborne particles, including smoke, pollen, dust, pet dander, and smog. Whether you're dealing with household allergens or pollutants from the outdoors, the MERV 11 filter provides enhanced filtration for a fresher, cleaner environment.
Perfect for Pet Owners: If you have pets, this filter effectively traps pet dander, keeping your air cleaner and reducing allergens that can affect breathing and overall comfort.
Urban Air Quality Improvement: In urban areas where smog and other pollutants are prevalent, this filter serves as a robust defense, helping to reduce the presence of harmful particles and improve the quality of air inside your home or office.
Allergy Relief: With the ability to capture smaller particles, the MERV 11 filter is ideal for allergy sufferers, helping to reduce common allergens like pollen, dust, and smoke that can trigger respiratory issues.
Efficiency: Engineered to balance high-level filtration with effcient airflow while ensuring that your space is filled with cleaner, fresher air.
HVAC systems may vary. Please check with your local HVAC expert for your individualized filter needs.
Change every 90 days.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I replace my air filter?
It is generally recommended to replace your air filter every 90 days. However, if your household includes multiple pets, smokers, or experiences heavy use, you should inspect and possibly replace the filter more frequently. If you're upgrading from a lower MERV-rated filter or a fiberglass filter, it's a good idea to check the new filter after the first 30 days of use.
How do I replace my air filter?
To replace your air filter:
1. Locate your furnace or HVAC filter.
2. Turn off the HVAC system.
3. Note the airflow direction indicated on the old filter.
4. Carefully remove and dispose of the old filter.
5. Install the new filter with the arrows pointing in the same direction.
6. Record the installation date to keep track of replacement intervals.
Enjoy cleaner, healthier indoor air!
What size filter do I need?
The nominal size (e.g., 20 x 20 x 1) is usually printed on the side of your current air filter. If your previous filter isn't available, measure the intake vent to determine the correct size.
• Nominal size refers to the rounded dimensions used for product labeling
• Actual size is slightly smaller and reflects the precise measurements of the filter (e.g. 19.5" x 19.5" x 0.75'").
Most HVAC filters are labeled by their nominal size, which corresponds to standard intake vent dimensions.
Can I use your filters with my current filter brand?
Yes! Our filters are compatible with most major brands. Just make sure to compare the exact dimensions of your current filter with ours before purchasing.
What does MERV mean?
MERV stands for Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value. It's a rating system
developed by the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) in 1987 to measure a filter's ability to trap airborne particles. The higher the MERV rating, the more effective the filter is at capturing smaller particles.
Is a MERV 13 filter right for me?
MERV 13 filters are highly effective at capturing a wide range of airborne particles, including allergens, bacteria, and smoke. However, they are also more restrictive to airflow. Before using a MERV 13 filter, it's best to consult your local HVAC technician to ensure your system can handle it without reducing performance.