High Efficient Filters for HVAC
Save money on your HVAC investment.
Protect your equipment with cleaner air and higher efficiency for your office, shop, or facility.
A good filter, changed often, is the most cost-effective maintenance anyone can do to manage their HVAC needs.
Buying filters that filter less so they stay in the unit longer between changes is a false economy; or no economy at all. Condensation can build up on your evaporators and may capture particles that are not stopped by a filter that collects on the coil, resulting in restricting airflow.
Good filter maintenance determines the efficiency of the equipment, the amount of service required to keep the unit in peak operation, and the longevity of your operating unit.
The cleaner the filters, the longer your equipment operates at peak efficiency and minimum energy expended. A regular filter change, every four weeks, provides an opportunity for your Filter Service professional to give the equipment a quick visual check-over of operating conditions and to report potential problems to the proper persons to eliminate downtime and prevent costly repairs.
Proper maintenance of equipment makes good economic sense to ensure optimum performance.
These often neglected maintenance items can cause a chain reaction of very costly problems:
1. Dirty filters
2. Dirty coils (evaporator)
3. Loose blower motor belts
4. Too much or too little freon
5. Dirty or coated condenser coils
Resulting in...
1. INCREASED ENERGY USAGE
Increased electricity costs of operation.
Heating build-up of wiring.
Insulation breakdown around wires.
Insulation breakdown around motors.
The increased heat of excessive amps drawn crystallizes the contacts on all relays. This shortens the service life by not conducting the full load the relays are designed to carry; thus increasing the heat generated.
2. RESTRICTION OF AIR-FLOW
Unit capacity is diminished.
Even with more energy is used, much less cooling is received than the equipment is designed to deliver.
Architects and contractors designed your facility with optimum equipment operation, not underperformance.
Proper maintenance of equipment and every unit, makes good economic sense.
Most of these filtration issues apply to the heating cycle of the equipment too.
Take your HVAC from dirty liability...
...to clean, new FSI filter.
What's the filtration history of your unit?
All of the issues listed above can be traced back to the filtration history of the unit.
Good filter maintenance is by far the most important item that determines the efficiency of the equipment, the amount of service required to keep the unit in peak operation, and the longevity of the cost-efficient operation of the unit.
Dollars spent on a quality filter, with regular changing, and a good cleaning of equipment results in money saved from less maintenance, less downtime, less energy cost of operation, cooler selling space, cleaner air to breathe, and dust free atmosphere inside your store, commercial paint shop, or children's educational environment.