Filtrete 213 Air Filter Replacement, MERV 13, MPR 1900, 2 HVAC Filters

Filtrete 213 Air Filter Replacement, MERV 13, MPR 1900, 2 HVAC Filters

• DESIGNED TO FIT APRILAIRE UNITS: Filtrete 213 Air Filter Replacements fit AprilAire Whole House Air Purifiers, including models 1210, 1620, 2210, 2216, 3210, 4200. NOT COMPATIBLE WITH Space-Gard models and 1213 upgrade kit
• SIMPLE, HASSLE-FREE INSTALLATION: Skip complex rail systems—unpack, slide your Filtrete replacement filter into place, close the door, and enjoy the fresh air
• MOST RECOMMENDED: Filtrete Brand is the most recommended HVAC filters brand, known for innovating, designing and manufacturing our own filters to ensure consistent high quality, based on the 2025 Sago US Brand Health Survey of Residential HVAC Air Filters
• CLEANER INDOOR AIR: Ideal for those concerned with allergens and air pollutants, Filtrete MPR 1900 Allergens, Bacteria, Viruses & Air Pollutants* Filters capture 26% more microparticles than MERV 13 requirements. Microparticles are 0.3-1.0 microns in size
• RELIABLE AIRFLOW: Our advanced 3-in-1 technology pulls in, traps particles, and keeps air moving cleanly and evenly, Filtrete Filters maintain similar airflow across all MERV and MPR levels
• ASTHMA & ALLERGY FRIENDLY CERTIFIED: Independently tested and certified to help reduce exposure to dust, lint, and other allergens in your home
• FILTER MEASUREMENTS: Precisely sized, this furnace and AC filter has a nominal size of 20 x 25 x 4 in and exact measurements of 20 3/8 x 25 3/16 x 3 3/4 (20.38 x 25.19 x 3.75)
• CHANGE FILTERS ANNUALLY: For optimal performance, change your 213 furnace filters at least every 12 months; replace more often in homes with pets, smokers, a continuously running fan, or during construction or sanding
• EASY REMINDERS WITH APP: Stay on top of air filter changes with the Filtrete Smart App, available on iOS and Android, to set reminders every 90, 180, or 365 days
• AprilAire is a registered trademark of RESEARCH PRODUCTS CORPORATION. *Air pollutants include cooking particles, smog, tobacco smoke, wildfire smoke/other PM2.5 and exhaust particles