AIR CLEANERS by Generalaire![]()
![]() Generalaire AC-1 The AC-1 Air Cleaner is easily installed in most forced warm air heating systems and has one of the largest particle holding capacities among residential air cleaners. With over 78 square feet of microfiber filtering media, the AC-1 removes pollen, mold, dust, animal dander, grease, soot and tobacco smoke for cleaner, fresher air in your home. The AC-1 traps and removes 97% by weight of airborne particles ranging in size from .01 to 2500 microns. Application: Forced air heating and
cooling systems.
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![]() Generalaire AC-2 The AC-2 Air Purifier is a companion unit to the AC-1 Air Cleaner. More than four pounds of activated carbon pellets remove noxious fumes, vapors and gases circulating indoors. Low pressure drop design does not interfere with proper operation of the heating/cooling system. Application: Forced air heating and
cooling systems.
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![]() Generalaire AC-3 The AC-3 combines air cleaning with air purification in a single, easy-to-install unit. Seventy-eight square feet of microfiber filter media and more than four pounds of activated carbon pellets scrub the air clean of harmful particulates and noxious odours. Application: Forced air heating and
cooling systems.
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![]() Generalaire AC-4 Designed for smaller homes, Generalaire's AC-4 Air Cleaner uses 62 square feet of microfiber filtering media to remove 99% by weight of airborne particles in the 0.01 - 2500 micron range. It's ideal for smaller homes where airflow is less than 1400 CFM. Application: Forced air heating and
cooling systems.
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![]() Generalaire HEPA 500 Universal use of HEPA filtration has been hindered because the high pressure needed to force air through a HEPA in unavailable from your forced air furnace fan. The power requirement is overcome by the AC500 system by positioning the filter parallel to, instead of across, the airstream. Polluted air is directed through the filter on a multiple pass basis making clean air available throughout the building. Combined with a pre-filter to capture larger particles, the AC500 system is designed to maintain its performance rating for up to two years before replacing the HEPA filter. Application: Forced air heating and
cooling systems.
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![]() Generalaire MAC The MAC Series Air Cleaners with Opti-Fiber Media, efficiently remove airborne microscopic particulates at 61.8 % minimum average efficiency 1.0 to 3.0 microns. MAC2000 Mega-MAC MAC1400 Mighty-MAC MAC1200 Mini-MAC
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Filtration systems are one of the most important parts of a home comfort system. In addition to protecting your Heating and Air conditioning equipment, a good filtration system will clean the air in your home and provide allergy and asthma suffers with relief.
A few things to consider when choosing a filtration system are; The MERV Rating, The Maintenance Requirements and Restriction of Air Flow.
A MERV rating is the Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value of a mechanical filter. The minimum efficiency for a mechanical filter is usually when it is first installed because it hasn’t built up enough dust particles to help trap more dust and particles. With an electronic air cleaner it’s the opposite. They become less efficient as they load up with dust.
There are four basic types of mechanical filters:
If allergies or asthma are a concern, a filter with a MERV rating of at least 7 is required.
Both sizes of GeneralAire High Efficiency Air Cleaners are Deep Pleated with a MERV rating of 10. One media change per year is all the maintenance required in a normal household.