The Anden 5717 MERV 11 Replacement Filter
This panel covers three machines: the A200V1, the A300V1 and the A300V3. The filter is MERV 11, part number 5717. One per unit, reached through a single filter access door. The part number is the reliable match here, and on these three machines it is the only match you need.
MERV 11 on an A200V1 or A300V1, and Two Intervals Worth Knowing
The media grade is the same one Anden uses across the dehumidifier line. MERV 11 is rated at 65 percent or better capture from 1 to 3 microns, and 85 percent from 3 to 10. That is the band leaf dust, trimmed material and media grit travel in. Stopping it at the panel keeps it off the evaporator coil. A clean coil is a machine still making its rated pints rather than drawing full power against a blocked face. Timing is where this family is the odd one out. Replace filters every 12 weeks or at the end of a harvest. On the A200V1, A300V1 and A300V3 the air filter should be replaced every six months after initial installation. A room that runs dusty should follow the shorter one.
Key Features
- Anden part 5717: The number to match, one panel per unit
- Covers three machines: The A200V1, the A300V1 and the A300V3
- MERV 11 media: Rated at 65 percent or better from 1 to 3 microns and 85 percent from 3 to 10
- One filter per unit: A single filter behind one access door on all three models
- 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
- Two intervals: Every 12 weeks or every harvest in a grow room; every six months after installation on this family
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Anden part number | 5717 |
| Filtration grade | MERV 11 |
| Filters per unit | 1 |
| Compatible models | Anden A200V1, Anden A300V1, Anden A300V3 |
| Replacement interval | Every 12 weeks or at the end of a harvest |
| Replacement interval, after installation | Every 6 months after initial installation |
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.