15x20x2 MERV 8 ( FPR 5-6 ) Pleated 2″ Inch HVAC Filters For AC And Furnace. Case Of 12

15x20x2 MERV 8 ( FPR 5-6 | MPR 600-800 ) Pleated 2″ Inch Air Filters for HVAC Systems. Case of 12

Exact Filter Size: 14-1/2 x 19-1/2 x 1-3/4 | Actual Size: 15x20x2

Airborne Particles Removed: Airborne Irritants, Dust Mites, Dust, Lint, Mold Spores, Pet Dander, Pollen

Our 2″ Inch Depth 15x20x2 MERV 8 Air Filter is simple to install, easy to use and optimized for most air filter conditions. This MERV 8 HVAC furnace filter is manufactured to shield your home or business’ HVAC system from most airborne particles. The filter also blocks pollen and allergens which aggravate seasonal allergies, improving the health of inhabitants by breathing cleaner fresher air. filters are ideal in systems where maximum square footage of filtration is needed, and provide high performance with low pressure drop for excellent energy efficiency. This pleated air filter improves performances for any and every application. The HVAC filters are moisture resistant, and do not allow growth of mold, bacteria, and microbial. These fibers keep your filters working harder, longer! Engineered and designed for high strength and rigidity, these filters defend from Lint, Dust, Pet Dander, Pollen, Dust Mites, & Mold. Independent quality control tested, with heavy duty moisture resistant frame, these filters are available in several standard face sizes. A Sturdy, hardy expanded metal backed grid frame is laminated to the air-exit side of the filter by a heat-setting adhesive to ensure consistency or the radial pleats. This expanded metal is also galvanized to deter rust and corrosion. The pleated cartridge is bonded to the peripheral interior of a heavy-duty, moisture resistant beverage board outer frame. The development and production procedures results in high performing, high quality air filters that can withstand temperatures up to 180°F. All media used in the manufacture of these filters are made of 100% synthetic fibers, using a tapered radial Pets, poor air quality, respiratory issues and a number of other factors can affect the rate at which filters should be changed. While it is generally recommended that these filters be replaced at least every 90 days, it is important to also consider all of these other factors.