Ensure that you are reaching every corner of your home by using AirDoctor’s high performance HVAC Filter, it not only complements the performance of your AirDoctor but also adds an extra layer of protection. Breathe easy and allergy free in every room of your home!
The Gold Standard of Air Filtration
Improve Your Air Quality & Purify Your Home. Each pack comes with 2 filters.
They are designed to protect your HVAC system from costly damages and improve your indoor air quality without compromising on airflow.
*For best results, it is recommended to change your filters every 60 to 90 days.
*Compatible with HVAC systems that support 1 inch width HVAC filters within the correct filter size.
Investing in a high-quality HVAC air filter with a MERV 14 rating can greatly help improve the air quality in your entire home, as it complements the performance of your AirDoctor purifier.
Not only will it improve your indoor air quality by capturing small airborne particles like pollen, dust mites, and pet dander, but it will also prolong the lifespan of your HVAC system. A MERV 14 rated filter ensures optimal performance for many years to come.
Poor air quality doesn’t stop at your front door. AirDoctor’s HVAC filters are here to help, capturing and purifying the air you and your family are breathing. Our tested and proven filters safeguard your lungs from:
Pollen
Dust
Pet Dander
Bacteria
Viruses
Unlike other leading HVAC filter brands that have an efficiency value of 8, AirDoctor is laboratory tested and maintains a high efficiency value of 14 capturing 1-3 microns in size.
Allergy
Relief
MERV14
Rating
Better
Sleep
Save on Costly
HVAC Repairs
To determine the correct filter size for your HVAC system, follow these simple steps:
1) Locate the existing filter: Find the location of your current HVAC filter. The filter is typically located either in the return air grille or in a lot near the air handler or furnace. (Make sure your HVAC system is turned off before measuring).
2) Remove the old filter: Carefully remove the existing filter. The dimensions should be printed on the side of the filter.
3) Measure length, width, and thickness: If the dimensions aren’t labeled, place the filter on a flat surface. Use a measuring tape or ruler to measure the length and width from edge to edge. To measure the thickness, determine the distance between the front and back surfaces of the filter.
Open the designated HVAC vent and remove your existing filter (if applicable).
Remove plastic wrap from the filter. Avoid cutting or removing the cardboard framing.
With the arrow on the frame pointing towards the fan motor, insert the filter into the corresponding opening in your home’s HVAC system.
AirDoctor HVAC filters are proven to remove unwanted particles from your air, including pollen, viruses, bacteria, mold spores, pet hair, and more. You can rest easy knowing your lungs are taking in pure and clean air with every breath.
AirDoctor HVAC filters are proven to remove unwanted particles from your air, including pollen, viruses, bacteria, mold spores, pet hair, and more. You can rest easy knowing your lungs are taking in pure and clean air with every breath.
