Filter Care Guide
How to replace your Ductair air conditioning filter in four easy steps, when to change it, and how to reorder the right size in seconds.
Why disposable beats washable
A washable filter sounds thrifty, but it holds on to dirt and bacteria over time — and every wash degrades the media a little more. A fresh disposable filter gives you consistent filtration performance and hygiene every time, keeps airflow at its best, and takes minutes to swap. That's why every Ductair DNA filter is designed to be replaced, not washed.
The Only Filter Care Guide You Need
How to replace your filter, when to change it, and how to reorder in seconds.
Ductair makes filter changes easy
Every step is simple, swapping your filter takes just a few minutes, with no tools and no tradies.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Find the Knob
Locate the small knob on your Ductair return air intake grille.
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Open The Cover
Loosen the knob and hinge the cover open, then slide the old filter out.
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Slide in the new filter
Slide your new DNA filter into place, red sticker facing out.
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Done
Swing the cover shut and tighten the knob.
Reordering is just as easy
Match the number on your red sticker and your next filter fits perfectly, first time.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Find Sticker on Existing Filter
There will be a number on the sticker
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Select Your Number
The filter sticker number is the size & select your quantity
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Never Forget Again
Subscribe and your filter arrives every 3, 6 or 12 months
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Done
Check out, and your replacement filter arrives at your door
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Replace your filter at the right time
| Scroll left to right | 3 Months | 6 Months | 12 Months |
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| Usage Level |
High Usage
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Moderate Usage
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Low Usage
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| Who This Applies To |
Homes with pets, smokers, near roads/construction, heavy daily usage (8-12 hrs/day)
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Typical households, moderate usage (4-8 hrs/day), clean indoor environment
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Light usage (4 hrs/day or less), minimal dust, no pets, cleaner environments
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| Signs You Should Replace Sooner |
Visible dust buildup, reduced airflow, musty smell, increased allergies
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Slight airflow reduction, light dust accumulation
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Filter looks grey, stale indoor air after long use
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| Risk If Delayed |
Poor air quality, system strain, higher energy cost
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Reduced efficiency, gradual air quality decline
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Dust circulation, unnoticed pollutant buildup
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