Ppa Industries B1-1625-13-6 Merv 13 Pleated Filter 16x25x1

Product Description

The PPA INDUSTRIES B1-1625-13-6 is a MERV 13 pleated air filter designed for residential HVAC systems requiring high-efficiency particulate capture. Each filter measures 16x25x1 inches and uses electrostatic filtration media to intercept airborne contaminants including pollen, pet dander, mold spores, bacteria, microscopic allergens, and smoke. The 6-pack format provides a 90-day service life per filter, reducing the frequency of change-out intervals. MERV 13 performance positions this filter between standard residential grades and hospital-grade filtration, making it well suited for households with allergy or air-quality concerns.

This filter is appropriate for residential forced-air systems including gas furnaces, heat pumps, and central air conditioning units that accept a 1-inch throwaway filter. The 16x25x1 nominal size fits a wide range of standard filter housings and return-air grilles in single-family and light-commercial applications. HVAC technicians commonly specify MERV 13 filters for clients with respiratory sensitivities or elevated indoor air-quality requirements. The 6-pack quantity supports stocking multiple units for a full replacement cycle without repeat orders.

Key Features

• MERV 13 electrostatic pleated media captures fine particles including bacteria and smoke
• Nominal size: 16x25x1 inches — fits standard residential filter tracks and grilles
• 90-day rated service life per filter under typical residential use
• Sold as a 6-pack, covering approximately 18 months of scheduled filter changes
• Captures pollen, pet dander, mold spores, microscopic allergens, and smoke

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for residential and light-commercial forced-air systems accepting a standard 1-inch pleated filter in a 16x25x1 nominal slot.

Installation Notes

Filter replacement is a standard HVAC maintenance task performed by licensed technicians or qualified building owners. Before replacing the filter, set the thermostat to the off position to stop airflow through the unit. Confirm airflow direction printed on the filter frame aligns with the arrow or marking on the filter housing before seating the filter. Follow local codes and equipment manufacturer guidelines for recommended filter change intervals, which may differ from the rated 90-day life in high-load or high-particulate environments.