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Honeywell 17400 Air Filter

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BrianEWilliams - 18 Sep 2005 18:12 GMT
I am thinking about getting the Honeywell 17400 HEPA air filter:

http://www.iallergy.com/product35/product_info.html

Anyone know how much energy it uses?  Also, how is the reliability?
Thanks.
Alison Chaiken - 18 Sep 2005 18:16 GMT
> Anyone know how much energy it uses?

The label says 1.2 A @ 120 V so an upper bound on the power is (* 1.2
120) = 144 W.  Likely therefore the 17400 uses about as much power as
a reading lamp.

>  Also, how is the reliability?

Decidedly mixed.  My first unit operated great for 6 months; then the
control buttons failed and it wouldn't come on.  I returned it for
warranty repair, which cost $10 plus shipping.  The unit I got back is
noisier but has worked fine for about a year.

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BrianEWilliams - 24 Sep 2005 17:29 GMT
> > Anyone know how much energy it uses?
>
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> warranty repair, which cost $10 plus shipping.  The unit I got back is
> noisier but has worked fine for about a year.

Alison,

Thanks for the info.  Seems like it's worth a try.  I'll buy one for
now, and if all goes well, I'll get a couple more later.

Brian
Alison Chaiken - 24 Sep 2005 18:50 GMT
Brian, if you do buy the Honeywell filter, I would expect it to work
well, but be sure to hang on to all your receipts!

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mcs - 19 Sep 2005 01:10 GMT
>I am thinking about getting the Honeywell 17400 HEPA air filter:
>
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> recommends. Sears has this new brand with ions and nano tech or something.
> Go to Sears and check them out. Looks interesting lol.
 
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