HVAC filter replacement
There are a few deciding factors that can help you select which is the best replacement option for you to use. As a rule of thumb, the higher the primary, secondary and tertiary filter, the better it will filter.
Indoor air quality - depending on your facility’s operations, you may be producing far more or less particulate matter than others. The more contaminants your facility has, the more you want to be filtering the air as it passes through your HVAC.
Outdoor air quality that surrounds your facility plays a significant factor in your indoor air quality. If you are near facilities that produce a lot of pollution or have many smokers congregate outside, you’ll probably want a high-efficiency air filter.
Budget - if trying to stay on a strict budget, you may want to consider sticking to pre filters. They provide better air conditions and are the most budget-friendly.
How do hvac filter replacements save you money
Commercial building air filters help keep your HVAC systems running at peak efficiency. By filtering the air as it enters your HVAC units, it prevents dust and other particles from building up inside. If unattended for long periods, built-up debris can seriously affect how your systems function. By keeping up with routine planned maintenance and knowing how often to change your HVAC filters and keeping up with them, you’ll avoid repair costs, extend the life of your HVAC units, and lower energy bills.
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