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January 18th, 2015 12:05 PM #1Guys anong marecommend nyong AC with built-in HEPA filter? Looking for one that's
- window-type
- 3/4 to 1 hp
- HEPA filter locally available
tia
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January 18th, 2015 12:21 PM #2
Badkuk, have you considered a stand alone HEPA filter so that you can use it even if the aircon is off?
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January 18th, 2015 12:27 PM #3yes sir, but imho
- a standalone HEPA filter would take up space
- i'd be better if the air intake(i.e. the AC) can filter out the bad stuff, instead of letting it circulate in the room for the standalone HEPA filter to filter it out
A standalone filter would be a lot easier to install though
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March 5th, 2015 04:19 PM #4Hmm, Imarflex seems to be selling HEPA filters of their own. OK kaya siya?
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March 9th, 2015 02:31 PM #5
Most new ACs nowadays have HEPA filtering capabilities I think. If I may ask, why do you need one though?
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March 9th, 2015 03:16 PM #7
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March 11th, 2015 01:23 PM #8
Gamit ko sa room and sa Car Ozein air purifiers. HEPA, UV at Activated carbon filters siya wih option to use an Ionizer pero di ko ginagamit kasi mabaho. Sa aircon filter mesh naman gamit ko 3M Filtrete.
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March 11th, 2015 06:29 PM #9
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May 11th, 2015 10:20 AM #10bump ko lang to...
On one hand, there are air purifiers/HEPA filters being sold for under 7k(FreeAir at S&R, Imarflex), and on the exteme end, Sharp has units in the 20-40k range. Yung Sharp i think includes an ionizer and dehumidifier kaya mas mahal. Somebody also recommended Kenko air purifiers.
Right now i'm leaning towards the Imarflex units, but will look into Kenko -- eto lang yung alam kong me local source nung replacement filters. i already checked with Honeywell, wala daw silang kinacarry na replacement filters dito.
OK kaya yung mga cheaper HEPA filters? Do all HEPA filters undergo some sort of QC/certification before they can be called HEPA filters, or is this just a sticker anyone can slap on their products?
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bump ko lang to...
On one hand, there are air purifiers/HEPA filters being sold for under 7k(FreeAir at S&R, Imarflex), and on the exteme end, Sharp has units in the 20-40k range. Yung Sharp i think includes an ionizer and dehumidifier kaya mas mahal. Somebody also recommended Kenko air purifiers.
Right now i'm leaning towards the Imarflex units, but will look into Kenko -- eto lang yung alam kong me local source nung replacement filters. i already checked with Honeywell, wala daw silang kinacarry na replacement filters dito.
OK kaya yung mga cheaper HEPA filters? Do all HEPA filters undergo some sort of QC/certification before they can be called HEPA filters, or is this just a sticker anyone can slap on their products?
If ma try mo hanapan fitment method tong 3SM, game changer talaga. I asked the technician ano...
Cheaper brands than Motolite but reliable as well