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16x25x1 MERV 11 Air Filters

Actual size: 15.5 x 24.5 x 0.75 inches

Merv 11

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Pleated air filters suitable for furnaces, ACs and residential HVAC systems

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16x25x1 air filter description

What does MERV 11 protect against?

  • SKU
    FK16x25x1-M11
  • MERV rating
    MERV 11
  • MPR rating
    MPR 1000-1200
  • FPR rating
    FPR 7
  • Filtration efficiency
    95%
  • Odor eliminator
    No
  • Captured particle size
    1-10 microns
  • Lifespan
    2-3 months

MERV 11 filters remove up to 95% of common particles including fine dust, smoke, and smog particles. These filters reduce allergy symptoms and protect against outdoor air pollution.

Dust Mites Pollen Pet Dander Smoke particles Mold spores Lint and fabric fibers Odors and gasses VOCs Cooking odors
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    Easy to return/exchange

    Return your items within 30 days and get a full refund

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    All sizes available

    Find your perfect fit with our complete size range

Who is the 16x25x1 MERV 11 best for?

MERV 11 air filters are designed for homes with allergies and in some cases, asthma. Those with respiratory illnesses or compromised immune systems may benefit from MERV 11 air filters due to these filters being significantly more powerful than alternative MERV filters at capturing smaller particles, such as MERV 8.

MERV rating comparison

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Comparable ratings
Filtration efficiency
Dust mites
10+ microns
Pollen
10-100 microns
Pet dander
5-10 microns
Lint and fabric fibers
10+ microns
Mold spores
3-10 microns
Fine dust
1-3 microns
Smoke particles
0.3-1 micron
Smog and fine particles
0.1-1 micron
Bacteria
0.3-5 microns
Virus carriers
0.3-1 micron
Odors and gases
Molecular level
VOCs
Molecular level
Cooking odors
Molecular level
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MERV 8
Basic air quality,
standard homes
FPR 5,
MPR 600
90% of common particles
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
MERV 11
Better air quality, homes with allergies, pets
FPR 7,
MPR 1000-1200
95% of common particles
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
MERV 13
Superior air quality, health concerns, allergies
FPR 10,
MPR 1500-1900
98% of common particles
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
MERV 8 Carbon
Odor control, cooking smells, pet areas
FPR 5 + Carbon,
MPR 600 + Odor
90% of common particles
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes

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How to find your air filter size?

Check the label on your current filter or use a tape measure to get the exact length, width, and depth before selecting your size.

nominal vs actual air filter size

Nominal Size Nominal size

Nominal size is what you normally see printed on the label. This is usually a rounded size which is often not the true size of your filter.

Actual Size Actual size

Actual size is the true size of the air filter, usually written in smaller font below the nominal size.

Measuring

Measure your current air filter or the length, width, and depth of the opening slot to get the actual size. Round it up to the nearest whole inch to get the nominal size.

How to install 16x25x1 air filter?

Installing 16x25x1 air filters couldn't be easier. Just make sure to align the arrow printed on the side with the airflow direction!

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    Remove the air filter from the package

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    Locate the arrow and point it in the direction of the fan

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    Slide the filter in to the slot of the central unit

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    For return grills, insert the filter into the grill, pointing the arrow inwards

When to replace your air filter?

For best indoor air quality, we recommend you change your filters regularly at different times depending on your situation.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is the actual size of a 16x25x1 air filter?

The actual size of a 16x25x1 filter may measure 15.5x24.5x0.75 inches. Knowing the actual size of the filter is crucial to ensure the filter slides smoothly and snugly into place during a replacement.

Can I wash and reuse my 16x25x1 pleated filter?

No. Washing a pleated 1-inch filter of any size is not recommended, as water may damage the fibers that assist in trapping allergens and dust. This may cause your filter to become entirely ineffective.

Will a MERV 13 16x25x1 filter restrict airflow too much?

Yes, it may, if you're using a low-capacity HVAC system or an older model. Check your unit's static pressure rating to find a filter that's compatible for your at-home system. If you have a high-capacity HVAC system, MERV 13 may be suitable for providing optimal protection against fine particles and allergens.

Will upgrading from MERV 8 to MERV 11 in 16x25x1 cause problems?

No. Most residential HVAC systems can handle both MERV 8 and MERV 11 filters without causing a restriction of airflow.

Why does my 16x25x1 filter get dirty so quickly?

If you have a home with excessive dust, dirt, or pet dander, a 1-inch filter is likely to become dirty at a faster rate. Replacing your 1-inch filter frequently, such as once every 30 days, or once a month, is highly advisable if this is the case.

Can I cut a larger filter down to 16x25x1 size?

No. Cutting a larger filter down to 16x25x1 can cause damage to the filter's frame and filtration media.

How tight should a 16x25x1 filter fit in the return grille?

A 16x25x1 filter should fit snugly without gaps. However, you should not have to force the filter in place. When a filter is properly sized and measured, it will slide into place with ease.