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Anden MERV 11 Replacement Filter for Anden Dehumidifier Model A710V1 and A710V3 (710 PPD)

Anden MERV 11 Replacement Filter for Anden Dehumidifier Model A710V1 and A710V3 (710 PPD)

SKU: SKU:5852

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The A710 is the largest dehumidifier Anden builds, and part 5852 is the panel they list for it, at 29.5 x 31.5 x 1.75. None of those figures are round, which tells you it is made for the machine rather than pulled from a standard HVAC size. A face that large holds a great volume of dust before airflow begins to suffer. The margin is better here than on a small unit. Behind it sits the evaporator coil, which is a far more expensive thing to have to clean.

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Anden A710 Filter Size: 29.5 x 31.5 x 1.75, the Largest in the Anden Range

The A710 is the biggest dehumidifier Anden builds, and its filter is the biggest panel in the Anden range. It measures 29.5 x 31.5 x 1.75 inches, part number 5852, and fits both the A710V1 and the A710V3. For scale, that is roughly ten times the face area of the A70's panel. None of the three figures are round numbers, and that is worth noticing. It is a made-to-fit panel rather than a standard HVAC size pulled off a shelf. A nominal 30 x 32 x 2 from a hardware aisle is not the same part. Match on 5852 and the awkward figures stop mattering.

What a Large Face Gives You, and What Still Loads It

A big face is an advantage as long as it stays clean. More media means more dust held before airflow starts to drop, so a machine this size has more margin than a small one. It also moves far more air, which is the other half of the equation. The grade is MERV 11. It is rated at 65 percent or better capture from 1 to 3 microns, and 85 percent from 3 to 10. It is a multi-pleat with high holding capacity. On a room served by a 710 pint machine, the coil behind that panel is not something anybody wants to be taking apart. A fresh filter goes in every 12 weeks or at the end of a harvest. On a unit this size that is the least expensive maintenance it will ever ask for.

Key Features

  • Anden part 5852: The number to match, one panel per unit
  • 29.5 x 31.5 x 1.75 in: None of it rounds to a standard HVAC size
  • The largest panel in the range: Roughly ten times the face area of the A70's filter, for the largest machine Anden builds
  • Made to fit, not a shelf size: A nominal 30 x 32 x 2 from a hardware aisle is a different part; match on 5852 instead
  • MERV 11 multi-pleat media: Rated at 65 percent or better from 1 to 3 microns and 85 percent from 3 to 10
  • Covers both A710 builds: The A710V1 and the A710V3 take the same panel, so the V number does not change what you need
  • Keeps the coil clean: A loaded face makes the unit draw full power for fewer pints, and a coil this size is a job nobody wants
  • Every 12 weeks or every harvest: An interval tied to the grow cycle rather than to a calendar quarter

Technical Specifications

Specification Value
Anden part number 5852
Filtration grade MERV 11
Media type Multi-pleat
Size 29.5 x 31.5 x 1.75 in
Filters per unit 1
Compatible models Anden A710V1, Anden A710V3
Replacement interval Every 12 weeks or at the end of a harvest

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.