AIR HANDLER 99.99% Efficiency Microfiber HEPA Air Filters

How do I clean and maintain these HEPA filters?

• Turn off the HVAC system to prevent airflow and potential damage during the cleaning process.
• Use a vacuum cleaner with a brush attachment to gently remove dust and debris from the filter surface. Avoid applying excessive pressure to prevent damage.
• If allowed by the manufacturer, use compressed air to blow off trapped particles from the filter. Adhere to safety precautions and guidelines, such as wearing protective gear and avoiding direct contact with the filter media.
• If the filters are washable according to the manufacturer's instructions, rinse them with water or use a mild detergent solution. Thoroughly rinse and ensure the filters are completely dry before reinstalling.
• Regularly inspect the filters for any damage or wear. Look for tears, holes, or deformities in the filter media. Replace damaged filters promptly.

Are Air Handler microfiber HEPA air filters suitable for people with allergies or respiratory conditions?

Yes, Air Handler HEPA filters are beneficial for individuals with allergies or respiratory conditions as they can effectively capture allergens and airborne particles that may trigger symptoms. It is recommended to consult with a healthcare professional for personalised advice.

What is the operating temperature range of Air Handler 99.99% efficiency microfiber HEPA air filters?

These HEPA air filters have operating temperatures ranging from 140 to 250 degrees F.

What factors should be considered while choosing these HEPA air filters?

• Opt for filters with high filtration efficiency, such as 99.99%, to effectively remove particles and contaminants from the air.
• Ensure the filters are the correct size for your HVAC system's air handler to ensure proper fit and functionality.
• Consider the airflow capacity or pressure drop of the filters, ensuring they align with your HVAC system's requirements to avoid strain on the system.
• Evaluate whether microfiber HEPA filters meet your specific needs based on the environment and types/sizes of particles you want to capture.
• Assess the expected lifespan of the filters and choose based on your maintenance preferences and budget.
• Confirm that the HEPA filters are compatible with your HVAC system's air handler unit by checking manufacturer specifications.
• Look for filters tested, certified and labelled in accordance with current HEPA filter standards to ensure quality and performance.
• Consider the cleaning and maintenance requirements of the filters, including whether they are washable or disposable, based on your maintenance capabilities.
• Evaluate the cost of the filters in relation to their filtration efficiency and lifespan, finding a balance between affordability and desired filtration levels.