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Filters
South Cooling offers a wide range of Air Filters for your Air Conditioner below are some of the most common air filters used. All filters come in a box of 12.
16X20X1 Price $72.99
18X20X1 Price $79.24
20X20X1 Price $62.80
21X23X1 Price $195.96
21X24X1 Price $140.06
For all other sizes please contact us for pricing. All filters are pleated MERV10. Prices are subject to change without notice.
Benefits of a clean air filter.
We would like to give you a quick breakdown on the importance of changing the air filter in your home’s HVAC system, as well as tell you how often your filter needs to be changed.
There are several different types of filters available on the market, each offering different benefits, but the fact remains that all types of filters need to be checked, maintained and changed to function properly and safely.
To that end, why is changing your air filter so important?
First, a clogged air filter can cause extensive damage to your HVAC system. Thus, if you check your air filter’s condition regularly, you can ensure the longevity of your HVAC system saving yourself thousands in possible repair and replacement cost. Dirt and neglect are one of the leading causes of heating and cooling systems failing, yet such failure is completely avoidable.
Secondly, changing the air filter in you HVAC system ensures cleaner, fresher, healthier air. This is better for everyone in your home, particularly children and the elderly, and most especially for those suffering from allergies and/or asthma. In referring to the latter, a clean air filter means you are not constantly circulating dust, dust mites, pollen and other small particles in the air. Instead, your system will be able to purify the air, leaving it clean and healthy.
Thirdly, aside from protecting the HVAC system from unnecessary damage, cleaning out or changing a clogged air filter will also save you a significant amount on operating cost. In simplest terms, a dirty air filter uses much more energy than a new, clean air filter, which means a much higher electricity bill for you. You can, by keeping your air filter clean and in good condition, save up to 15% on utility cost.
To the above point on energy wastage, failing to clean and replace your air filter on a regular basis is failing the environment. An air filter that is clogged means a harder working HVAC system, thus it also means a lot of carbon monoxide and other greenhouse gasses by extension being released. Going green and running your home in an eco-friendly manner need not necessarily mean bending over backwards and giving up all forms of comfort. Something as simple as changing an air filter regularly can go a long way in making a difference.
To conclude, changing your HVAC system’s air filter is important in every which way. Economically, health-wise and environmentally it simply makes sense.
How often should your air filter be changed? It differs depending on the different types of filters, but anywhere between 1 and 3 months is advised, with the former being preferable and the latter being the absolute maximum you should allow between changes.
South Cooling offers a wide range of Air Filters for your Air Conditioner below are some of the most common air filters used. All filters come in a box of 12.
16X20X1 Price $72.99
18X20X1 Price $79.24
20X20X1 Price $62.80
21X23X1 Price $195.96
21X24X1 Price $140.06
For all other sizes please contact us for pricing. All filters are pleated MERV10. Prices are subject to change without notice.
Benefits of a clean air filter.
We would like to give you a quick breakdown on the importance of changing the air filter in your home’s HVAC system, as well as tell you how often your filter needs to be changed.
There are several different types of filters available on the market, each offering different benefits, but the fact remains that all types of filters need to be checked, maintained and changed to function properly and safely.
To that end, why is changing your air filter so important?
First, a clogged air filter can cause extensive damage to your HVAC system. Thus, if you check your air filter’s condition regularly, you can ensure the longevity of your HVAC system saving yourself thousands in possible repair and replacement cost. Dirt and neglect are one of the leading causes of heating and cooling systems failing, yet such failure is completely avoidable.
Secondly, changing the air filter in you HVAC system ensures cleaner, fresher, healthier air. This is better for everyone in your home, particularly children and the elderly, and most especially for those suffering from allergies and/or asthma. In referring to the latter, a clean air filter means you are not constantly circulating dust, dust mites, pollen and other small particles in the air. Instead, your system will be able to purify the air, leaving it clean and healthy.
Thirdly, aside from protecting the HVAC system from unnecessary damage, cleaning out or changing a clogged air filter will also save you a significant amount on operating cost. In simplest terms, a dirty air filter uses much more energy than a new, clean air filter, which means a much higher electricity bill for you. You can, by keeping your air filter clean and in good condition, save up to 15% on utility cost.
To the above point on energy wastage, failing to clean and replace your air filter on a regular basis is failing the environment. An air filter that is clogged means a harder working HVAC system, thus it also means a lot of carbon monoxide and other greenhouse gasses by extension being released. Going green and running your home in an eco-friendly manner need not necessarily mean bending over backwards and giving up all forms of comfort. Something as simple as changing an air filter regularly can go a long way in making a difference.
To conclude, changing your HVAC system’s air filter is important in every which way. Economically, health-wise and environmentally it simply makes sense.
How often should your air filter be changed? It differs depending on the different types of filters, but anywhere between 1 and 3 months is advised, with the former being preferable and the latter being the absolute maximum you should allow between changes.
