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Air Filter EZ Flow II 16" W X 20" H X 1" D Fiberglass 4 MERV - pack of 12

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AAF Flanders 10055.011620-XCP12 Air Filter EZ Flow II 16" W X 20" H X 1" D Fiberglass 4 MERV - pack of 12

Item #: 10055.011620-XCP12 by Flanders

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  • Change filters monthly for peak energy efficiency
  • UL Class II
  • Low airflow resistance
  • Lasts Up to 30 Days
  • Keeps equipment clean for efficient operation

Returnable

Yes

Defective Code

A

MERV Rating

4 MERV

Actual Size

15-3/4 x 19-1/2 x 3/4"

Pleated

No

Number in Package

12 pk

Trimmable

NO

Sub Brand

EZ Flow II

Filters Mold Spores

No

Electrostatic

NO

Depth

1"

Filters Pollen

Yes

Metal Mesh Support

No

Filters Bacteria

No

Product Type

Air Filter

Filter Class

Class II

Filters Dust/Lint

Yes

Air Filter Size

16x20x1

Each Weight

0.290 LB

Velocity

A

Filters Smoke

No

Height

20"

Width

16"

High Efficiency

NO

Filter Frame Material

Cardboard

Filters Viruses

No

Hazardous Material

No

Alternative UPC

031949526184, 037947195001

Dimensions

16 inches x 20 inches x 1 inch

MERV/MPR Rating

1 MERV

The EZ Flow II filter frame is made from heavy chipboard in a one-piece design that eliminates corner separation. The filtering media is continuous filament spun glass. The synthetic media of the EZ Flow II PSF filter is continuous filament polyester. A resinous bonding agent provides rigidity and resistance to media compression. The EZ Flow II filter is made to function without a retainer by adhering the frame directly to the media, which has a light skin to make it self-retaining. Sealing is accomplished with a resilient hot-melt adhesive running the full perimeter of the frame on both upstream and downstream sides.