Anden 5701 MERV 11 Replacement Filter for Anden A130 - 14 x 19 x 1

Anden A130 Filter Size: 14 x 19 x 1, and Not the A130F

This is the panel for the fixed A130, the one that stays where you hang it. Anden lists it at 14 x 19 x 1 inches under part number 5701. The A130's own manual repeats both the size and the number in its service parts list. The movable A130F is a different machine with a different panel: 16 x 19 x 1, part 5769. The 19 is the same on both, which is exactly what makes them easy to confuse. The 14 is not. Check the data plate for the F before matching anything.

Why a Fixed Unit Is Easier to Plan For

A ceiling-mounted machine lives above one room and sees a fairly steady dust profile. That makes the interval easier to plan than on a unit that gets wheeled between rooms. What the filter is doing is the same either way. The EPA holds MERV 11 to 65 percent or better capture from 1 to 3 microns, and 85 percent from 3 to 10. Leaf dust, trimmed material and media grit all sit in that range. Anden folds the media into a multi-pleat. That puts more surface inside the frame than a flat panel carries, so it holds more before airflow drops off. The coil behind it is the reason the panel is there at all. A clean coil keeps the machine at its rated pints rather than drawing full power for fewer. Anden's published interval for the whole line is every 12 weeks or at the end of a harvest.

Key Features

• Anden part 5701: The number to match for a single panel, which is how these are stocked
• 14 x 19 x 1, confirmed twice: Anden's accessory listing and the A130 manual's service parts list give the same size and part number
• Not the A130F panel: The movable A130F takes part 5769 at 16 x 19 x 1; the shared 19 is what makes the pair easy to confuse
• MERV 11 multi-pleat media: EPA holds the grade to 65 percent or better from 1 to 3 microns and 85 percent from 3 to 10
• Steady room, steady interval: A fixed unit sees one room's dust profile, which makes the change interval easier to plan than on a movable machine
• Keeps the coil clean: A loaded face makes the unit draw full power for fewer pints, so fresh media is the simplest way to hold output
• Every 12 weeks or every harvest: Anden's published interval, tied to the grow cycle rather than to a calendar quarter

Technical Specifications

More on how Quest and Anden size their filters, what the MERV numbers mean and when each brand says to change them: Quest and Anden Filters: Sizes, Ratings and Replacement Timing.