Commercial Air Filtration Experts from Camfil Syracuse Discuss The Best Practices for HVAC Air Filter Replacement
01/08/2023, Syracuse, NY // KISS PR Brand Story PressWire //
Air quality experts from Camfil Syracuse Air Filters share tips on choosing the best air filter.
“There are many considerations for choosing the best air filter. While a filter with a higher MERV rating could provide better filtration, it’s important to recognize that too high a MERV could cost you more in terms of your heating and air conditioning system. The higher the MERV, the more restrictive the airflow is through the device, causing the equipment to work harder. Your intention should be to balance air filtration levels, airflow, and energy efficiency.”
“The default choice for most places and systems would be a MERV 6-8 system. A better MERV filter should be utilized at the recommendation of your HVAC system provider and professionals,” says Wood. “Your technician should verify that your HVAC system can supply a suitable amount of air across the higher-performance filter. You do not want to give up your energy efficiency for filter efficiency; you’re looking for a balance when choosing the best air filter.”
“If your family has allergic reactions or respiratory issues and you want a powerful MERV air filter, look for a home air filtration solution that can meet your power and filter desires.”
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Source: Camfil USA Air Filters Syracuse Branch
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