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Which filter option to choose for heat pump
cbandes
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Hi - we are getting ready to sign with an installer for a central high-velocity heat pump (AHRI 208518975) which we will use for both heating and cooling - we've reviewed a number of proposals, and we think we've found the best one. We have three options for upgraded air filters/purifiers, and we are having trouble figuring out which one to choose. They range in price from around $$$-$$$$, as shown in the screenshot below.
Basically - is the 'Ultra high efficiency' filter/purifier worth the extra cost? If not, which of the two less expensive options would you recommend? (Or are none of them worth doing?)
Basically - is the 'Ultra high efficiency' filter/purifier worth the extra cost? If not, which of the two less expensive options would you recommend? (Or are none of them worth doing?)
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Pricing is not allowed.The larger the filter the slower the air moves across it and the more dust it can capture with minimal static pressure. I use a 16X 25 X 4” media on my 2-Ton system. Change it yearly.0
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@cbandes, we can't discuss pricing here. I've removed prices from your post. Thanks.
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I'd go with the upgrade 3, standard filter. probably 4-5" just make sure they put something in you can easily find the correct size for. General aire shown are usually standard sizes and reasonable priced filters. I would personally skip out on the UV, there is something to be said about them cleaning the refrigerant coil a bit, but personally if IAQ is a huge issue I like to use standalone in room units where sensitive folks will be spending more time.0
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